Prairie Home Farm is Coeur d'Alene's' own local pumpkin patch situated on the edge of town, decorated in antiques with the usual farm animals looking on. Pumpkins, fall produce, fall decorations and animal feed all available to purchase add to a perfect autumn day steeped in farming tradition, simply slowed down family time and the hunt for the perfect pumpkin.

 

Meander in, slow down, maybe take the tree swing for a spin and stay a while pardners! Prairie Home farm in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, is open to the public two days a week in the month of October for fall activities, and throughout the year by appointment for birthday parties in the barn, as a wedding venue, for events, or as a photo shoot background.

 

Lil' Punkin Pie Co.'s purchases are also available all year round. You can place your pie orders by phone, or could be bought directly at the Kootenai county Farmers Market and Prairie Home Farm both in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho when open.

 

We love to share our excitement for the cucurbita species (pumpkin-squash) and our farm with the community throughout the year. Boy scouts, girl scouts and high school classes have used prairie home farm (some annually) to help with community service projects.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

DAYS OPEN TO THE
PUBLIC

Open to the public every Wednesday and Saturday in the month of October from 10:00-5:00. Other days in October available by appointment only for field trips, birthday parties, barn rental's, etc. Other months of the year may have some availability for the above mentioned. Call for information.


Hours - 10am to 5pm

 

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2018 PRICES:

-Pumpkins ¢39 per pound
-Farm admission $2.00 ( admission into the pumpkin  patch for "picking" only- no charge)
-Bag of feed for farm animals $4.50

(includes admission)
-Field trips $8.00 per child. No cost for adult
-Other fall decorations and produce priced as  marked.

SPECIAL EVENTS:  Annual stories being TOLD by the Spokane story telling League of Spokane. Always the third Saturday in October, October 20th at 2:00. Included in the farm admission price. About an hour long presentation of stories of farm, Fall and a little "not too" frightful Halloween, told in the old milking barn with hay bales for seating. No reservation needed.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Not all pumpkins are in green bluff. For over 8 years Coeur d'Alene has had its own pumpkin patch,  smaller and more personal and just miles from the center of town. In the field, on the vine, snipped and up front for sale. Heirloom, Specialty and even Cinderella’s for decoration, carving or cooking.

Pigs, sheep, horses, goats, chickens gees, ducks, rabbits. Throw in a few farm dogs and barn cats and let the show begin. Most visitors buy food for feeding but be careful- if it has a mouth it can bite! (what do these geese have to be so angry about?).

Late Summer/Fall produce or Fall decorations can be found at Prairie Home Farm. Find popcorn dried and on the cob, winter squash, bouquet garnets (parsley, rosemary, thyme and sage bundles) peppers, berries etc... and most all you should need for your fall decorations.

7790 N. Atlas Rd.
Coeur d'Alene, ID 83835
ph: 208.762.3289

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