2025 Pumpkin Farm Dates: September 27th - October 31st.
Visit Us!
11011 Cecatra Drive, Wilton, CA 95693
Contact Us!
Phone: (916) 687-4547
OPEN DAILY During The Festival 10AM - 5PM | CLOSED TUESDAYS
$12 per person ages 3 & older
Ask About Our Spring Chicken Season Passes!
Lil Picker Fall Passes are not valid for the Spring Chicken.
Dear Fog Willow Friends and Families,
The grass is green, the weather is warm, the flowers are exploding, and lots and lots of new baby animals are excited to meet you! Race your friends on the BARNYARD KID’S OBSTACLE COURSE! And what a better way to spend time with family and celebrate the end of the school year? The Pigtona 500 Pig Races and Quacktucky Derby Races!
- Petting Zoos
- Quackytacky Duck Derby
- Big Dig Family Mining
- Tractor Town Play Structures
- Wilton Grill BBQ (Sat/Sun)
- Wilton Grill Snack Bar (M-F)
- Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
- Delicious Kettle Corn
- The Hive Desserts
- Fudge, Caramel Apples and Other Fun Treats in the Sugar Shed
- Pigtona 500 Pig Races
- The Hive Frozen Treats
- Every Farm Animal You Can Imagine
- A Whole New Variety of Home Baked Fall Items
- Pioneer Village You Make Arts & Crafts
- New Fall Gift Items
- Plus, a bunch of other great things that we want to keep a surprise...
May 24th - June 8th
We Look Forward To Seeing You Again in Wilton, CA!
Nestled along the banks of the sleepy Consumnes River lies a beautiful 9 acre farm. It is situated just a quick 20 minutes from downtown Sacramento, Folsom, and Lodi. It is only 10 minutes from the heart of Elk Grove. Here at Fog Willow Farms, you and your family/friends can experience all of the fun and excitement of the old farm in the country.
Fog Willow is not a farm that you will find mazes, cannons, and scary creatures. Fog Willow is a friendly, safe, exciting "Edu-Tainment" farm where you can celebrate all that is agriculture, all that is family and all that is fun.
Many squeal with delight while enjoying the old fashioned hayride while eating homemade fudge and caramel apples. But nothing is looked forward to more than the family search for the perfect pumpkin. That first sight of thousands of orange pumpkins in the pumpkin patch makes even the oldest of visitors turn into kids again. It is always one of everyone’s cherished family memories, year in and year out.
Everybody seems to have favorite memories of visiting the country farm just outside of town. It is almost a rite of passage where the fall trip to the farm is passed down from generation to generation.
Some people long for the first sign of sweatshirt weather with the change in the seasons. Others love the hands on experience of all the animals, both large and small.