Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village
Pumpkins
Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village, a U-pick farm, is located at 641 Breedings Road in Redfox. As the name says, pumpkins are the draw here.
Source: the USDA Local Food Directories, where Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village is listed as an agritourism farm. Picking options change, so confirm with the farm first.
Farm details | Type | U-pick farm |
| Address | 641 Breedings Road Redfox, KY 41847 |
| What to pick | Pumpkins |
| Typical season in Kentucky | Pumpkins: September to October usual window for the state, it shifts with the weather |
| Frost dates | Last spring frost around April 18 First fall frost around October 28 median of 1991–2020, NOAA weather station 10 mi away |
| Weather in season | Pumpkins: highs 70–79 °F, rain on ~6 days/month NOAA 1991–2020 monthly averages, station 10 mi away |
| Distance | 83 mi south of Meads, KY 86 mi south of Ironville, KY straight line, the drive is longer |
About Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village
Where is Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village?
The address is 641 Breedings Road, Redfox, KY 41847.
When is the best time to visit Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village?
Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village is in Kentucky, where the usual window is September–October for pumpkins. At the weather station nearest Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village, the last spring frost comes around April 18 and the first fall frost around October 28. Dates shift with the weather, so confirm with Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village before you go.
How far is Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village from Meads?
Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village is about 83 miles south of Meads, KY, measured in a straight line, and about 86 miles from Ironville, KY. Road distance is usually a bit longer, so use the directions link for the drive time.
How warm is it at Pumpkin Party At 4 Star Village during pumpkin season?
During the usual pumpkin season in Kentucky (September to October), daytime highs near Redfox average 70–79 °F, with measurable rain on about 6 days a month. Closed shoes help in the rows, especially after rain. The numbers are 30-year NOAA averages (1991–2020), and a given week can run hotter or cooler.