The Village at Pumpkintown U.S.A.
The pumpkinheads first appeared at Paul’s & Sandy’s Too in East Hampton Connecticut in 1990 with the arrival of Leroy Butternut and Penelope Parton. Today the Village at Pumpkintown U,S.A is home to over 70 Pumpkinhead people and pets. Their unique village includes a fast food restaurant called MacPumpkins a saloon, a jail, a church, barbershop, country store, farm and a fire station.
A portion of the proceeds from admissions to Pumpkintown U.S.A. go to The Sandy Peszynski Breast Cancer Foundation. Sandra Peszynski, the co-founder of Paul’s & Sandy’s Too and Pumpkintown U.S.A. passed away in 2007 after a 25 year battle with breast cancer. Sandy played a huge role in creating, naming and dressing the many characters of Pumpkintown, and remains the inspiration for Pumpkintown to this day. In honor of Sandy’s memory, her family decided that not only will Pumpkintown be open to visitors every Fall.
Pumpkintown U.S.A. Hours:
Open from 10 to 5 daily, weather permitting, from Saturday, September 18 through Halloween.
Register Online for The Ride and The Village
Admission to The Ride:
$25 per vehicle.
Note: personal vehicles only.
Admission to The Village:
$6 per person 3 years old and up, weekdays and weekends. Free for children 2 and under.
GPS Addresses:
The Ride:
100 East High Street
East Hampton, CT
The Village:
93 East High Street
East Hampton, CT
Drive your family through the Pumpkintown Forest!
Half the fun is across the street in the Pumpkintown Forest! See more Pumpkinheads in their unique forest settings. You’ll have to make a reservation, but you’ll be so glad you did!
If you’re planning on visiting The Village too, make sure you check in to The Ride first. That way you will be able to enjoy a stroll through The Village without worrying about losing your place in line for The Ride.
