Pumpkin Farm Map

Pumpkin Farm Map — a Halloween fairground packed with coasters, flat rides, classic midway games, and five haunted houses for an all-night scare run.

Pumpkin Farm Map drops you at the gate after sunset with lanterns lining a gravel path and the whole place humming like a fall festival. You can hear a coaster train rattle over timber somewhere past the pumpkins, a flat ride whirring near the midway, and a muffled scream from deeper in the grounds that sets the tone perfectly. This isn’t one build to peek at and leave—it’s a full loop with rides to queue, games to try between runs, and five separate haunted houses daring you to pick the wrong door first.

Run it like a night out. Start at the pumpkin stalls and warm up on the midway: a couple of quick games, then hop a small coaster to get your bearings as the track skims rooftops and cuts past orange-lit fields. When you hit the flats, you’ll get that “hold my stuff” moment while a friend takes a spin and you watch the lights blur. The park’s paths are readable and cozy—strings of lanterns, hay bales, carved gourds—so every turn feels like a postcard until the audio from a haunted house leaks across the walkway and your group goes quiet.



The houses are the headline, and pacing is everything. Pick one, commit to the queue, and let the design do the work: tight hallways that make you single-file, rooms with just enough space to second-guess a corner, and exit doors that spill you back into farm glow so your heart can catch up. Do them all in one circuit if you’re brave, or spread them between rides so the tension resets. With friends, call it like a challenge run—house, coaster, house, flat ride, house—until you’ve cleared all five and earned a snack at the stalls on your victory lap.

Builders will love how screenshot-friendly the place is—tracks curling over barns, ride stations lit in warm tones, and long sightlines across the pumpkin patches. Explorers get a self-contained festival you can actually spend an evening inside: play, ride, spook, repeat. If you want a map that nails October energy without mods or command homework, Pumpkin Farm Map is your ticket—cozy where it should be, creepy where it counts, and perfect for one more lap before the lights go out.

How to install?
Android: you need to find the downloaded file on your phone, use any file manager for this and import the map into the game by opening it.
IOS: after receiving the map, the device itself will offer to install it.
Windows 10: go to the folder where the files are downloaded, find mcworld there and activate it.