A traditional pumpkin patch with kiddie and adult corn mazes plus tractor-pulled hayrides, in the heart of historic St. Francisville; straightforward farm operation with clear family appeal but no pricing or hours published.
Luckett Farms delivers the classic pumpkin-patch experience: pick-your-own pumpkins, two corn-maze sizes (adult and kiddie), and tractor-pulled hayrides. It’s straightforward, family-focused, and proven appeal—no gimmicks, no zip lines, no boutique activities. This matters for families who want familiarity and simplicity.
The explicitly stated kiddie corn maze is significant. Most patches offer one generic maze; this farm acknowledges that toddlers and very young children need a shorter, less overwhelming route. That’s thoughtful design.
The operation is situated in the historic St. Francisville area, which adds cultural context to the visit. Plantation tours, antebellum-home museums, and riverfront dining are 5–15 minutes away, making this a logical anchor for a longer autumn day trip combining pumpkins with history.
The farm does not publish 2026 hours or pricing online. This is common for smaller family farms but frustrating for planning. The Facebook page (luckett.farms) is your best alternative source; researchers found no official website.
Call 225-939-2998 to confirm:
The kiddie maze is designed for young children, so expect 15–30 minutes depending on the child’s maze experience. The adult corn maze is more substantial; budget 45 minutes to an hour if the whole family tackles it. Tractor hayrides typically run 20–30 minutes. Combined with pumpkin picking and arrival/departure buffer, 2–3 hours is realistic.
Corn mazes involve walking through dried corn stalks on uneven ground, so comfortable walking shoes are essential. Bring water; October afternoons in central Louisiana are still warm (75–85°F), and maze walking is active.
The farm operates Sept 1–Oct 31, meaning it’s available for a full-season visit. Early-to-mid October typically offers smaller crowds and better pumpkin selection; by late October, popular times (weekends, especially the final week before Halloween) are packed, and pumpkin choice shrinks as demand drains inventory.
Weekday visits are substantially quieter than weekends. If your schedule allows a weekday afternoon in October, you’ll have a better experience and shorter waits.
St. Francisville is a genuine tourist destination, not a strip mall. Plantation estates (Rosedown Plantation, Magnolia Mound), historic churches, antique shops, and restaurants line the main streets. Plan a full day: patch visit in the morning or early afternoon, then explore town, have dinner by the riverside, and head home. This is a destination trip, not a quick pumpkin run.
Early-to-mid October (season Sept 1–Oct 31; earlier visits avoid late-month crowds and ensure better pumpkin selection).
2–3 hours (both corn mazes plus hayride takes time; adjust shorter if you skip the adult maze)
No session-based ticketing or published hours; expect variable crowds depending on day and time; weekends in October are reliably busier than weekdays.
No details provided; typical farm lot, likely unpaved.
No accessibility information available; call 225-939-2998 to confirm ADA accommodation for corn mazes and hayrides.
You want quick pumpkin runs; you need predictable published hours/prices; you're visiting in late October (busier, pumpkin selection narrower).
St. Francisville historic district (5 min): Rosedown Plantation, Magnolia Mound, Grace Church, riverside restaurants; pair patch visit with antebellum-home tour.
Yes; research notes explicitly mention both a standard corn maze and a kiddie-sized version. This accommodates very young children who cannot navigate the full maze.
Not specified. Call to confirm whether tractor rides are bundled with entry or charged separately.
Hours are not published online. Call 225-939-2998 to confirm daily hours for the season you're visiting.
Logistically possible (both mazes on-property), but expect 1.5–2 hours total for both plus hayride. Time accordingly.
September 1 – October 31, 2026.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
12501 LA Highway 10, St. Francisville, LA 70775, in West Feliciana Parish. It is one of 4 patches we track in Baton Rouge Region.
We track 4 patches in Baton Rouge Region. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 61 days against a regional average of 45, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.
What sets it apart locally: it has u-pick fields, hayrides, which most Baton Rouge Region patches on our list do not.