Underwood Family Farms Fall Harvest Festival 2026 — Moorpark

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Some version of October only exists in memory now: hay that smells sweet, pumpkins still warm from the sun, a kid small enough to be genuinely amazed by a corn maze. Sixty acres at the edge of Moorpark have kept that version alive for twenty-nine years, and the same families come back to walk the same rows, because certain rituals only work if the dirt is real.

You cut your own pumpkin off the vine. The pick-your-own rows change weekly as the harvest rotates. Wagon rides are pulled by actual tractors through actual fields, the maze is cut fresh each season, and the petting zoo has outlasted every trendy patch popup in the county. Themed weekends rotate through, so the crowd shifts while the transaction stays the same.

Five weeks of it in Moorpark, gate admission on weekdays, presale for weekends, cash for the produce stand. You leave with dirt on your shoes and something in the back seat that no screen handed you.