Matt Roloff Shares Glimpse Of Farm Ahead Of Pumpkin Season

Little People Big World star Matt Roloff has been busy preparing for this year’s Pumpkin Season at the Roloff farm. He’s been sharing clips with his 26-year-old son, Jacob, as they work on the big event. Recently, the 61-year-old father shared a glimpse of what the property looks like as the annual celebration gets closer.

Little People Big World: Matt Roloff’s Big Plans For The Farm

Matt has already talked about the changes he’s making to his farm in preparation for the upcoming Pumpkin Season. He added that there will be new things for people to enjoy. The LPBW star said that the 93-acre setup will have both old and new attractions tourists will love. Some fans applaud the TLC star for working hard at the farm despite his age and condition. Aside from the annual event, he’s also been working on his dream house with Caryn Chandler.

LPBW Matt Roloff Instagram — Photo Credit: @mattroloff Instagram

Matt Shares Glimpse Of The Farm Ahead Of Pumpkin Season

The Roloff Farm also has its own social media account, which Matt usually manages. Recently, the LPBW star shared a big update ahead of the Pumpkin Season. He uploaded a photo of an old wooden cart filled with pumpkins. “It may be August, but we’ve got pumpkins on the brain… Who is planning on coming to Roloff Farm pumpkin festival this year? Sound off in the comments if you are,” the father-of-four wrote.

Roloff Farm Instagram — Photo Credit: @rolofffarms Instagram

Moments later, some fans shared their excitement about the upcoming event, and Roloff did his best to interact with them. One fan said going to the Roloff Farm has been on their bucket list, and the reality TV personality said that he’s looking forward to meeting them. He also revealed that the Pumpkin Season event will start on October 1st.

Little People Big World: Matt Roloff Clarifies Reason For Entrance Fee

Last year, it cost $27 to get into the Roloff Farm for Pumpkin Season. It comes with free parking and other exclusive activities. However, not everyone is happy about the price. Some people even called out Matt in one of his latest farm-related posts. But the star of LPBW is ready to answer them. He said the fee was needed to cover the cost of the workers, gas, and the tractor’s upkeep. He also made it clear that they technically lowered the price this year by bundling everything into one entry fee.