Lunceford Family Farms Hosts Annual Pumpkin Festival
The Coeur d'Alene destination features seasonal activities for visitors throughout the month of October.
Updated on Oct. 24, 2026 in Organic Food
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Lunceford Family Farms in Coeur d'Alene is currently hosting its annual pumpkin festival. The event features a variety of seasonal attractions for local families and visitors.
Why it matters
The farm transitioned from a cattle operation to an agro-tourism destination to ensure the business continues to thrive. Local residents attend the festival to support regional agriculture and engage in seasonal community activities.
Located at West 3377 Seltice Way, the farm operates on a schedule open to visitors Tuesday through Sunday. The site features multiple attractions including a corn maze, apple cannons, and a pumpkin patch.
The players
Lunceford Family Farms
An agro-tourism destination in Coeur d'Alene that shifted its business model from cattle farming to seasonal public activities.
The details
The festival offers guests the opportunity to pick pumpkins directly from the farm patch. Following a change in the business model, the farm pivoted to focus on these agro-tourism experiences to remain sustainable.
Timeline
The pumpkin festival remains open to the public through the end of October 2026.
Culture Shift
The farm's transition to agro-tourism reflects the broader rise of agricultural tourism models for farm sustainability as owners seek new revenue streams. This shift mirrors a national trend where small farms pivot toward experiential entertainment to maintain local operations.
Residents can visit the farm on any day from Tuesday through Sunday to participate in the seasonal activities. Adopting these local outings provides a tangible way for families to support the regional agricultural economy.
The takeaway
Visitors are encouraged to check the farm's schedule before traveling to Seltice Way to ensure they can fully experience the corn maze and pumpkin picking. Supporting such venues helps sustain local land use and community agricultural traditions.
Further reading
Learn more about local farming initiatives by visiting the Organic Food section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Coeur d'Alene Press.
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