FUEL Barton County Fall Fest 2025

FUEL Barton County and The University of Kansas Health System Announce Return of Popular Fall Fest Community Event

Free family-friendly festival returns to Long Pumpkin Patch with activities, food, and entertainment for all ages

FUEL Barton County, in partnership with The University of Kansas Health System, is excited to announce the return of Fall Fest 2025, a beloved community celebration that brings families together for an evening of autumn fun and activities.

The free event will take place on Sunday, October 5, 2025, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Long Pumpkin Patch, located at 163 NE 30 Road in Great Bend.

"We're thrilled to bring back Fall Fest after its tremendous success in previous years," said Callie Miller, FUEL Barton County Chairperson. "This event exemplifies our commitment to strengthening community bonds and providing quality family entertainment right here in Barton County."

Fall Fest 2025 will feature an extensive lineup of activities designed to celebrate the season and create lasting memories for attendees of all ages. Festival highlights include:

Free walking tacos for the first 200 attendees
Complimentary goodie bags
Fall trail mix and popcorn bar
Professional face painting
Family photo opportunities
Access to Long Pumpkin Patch and corn maze
Free mini pumpkins for kids
Prize wheel with exciting giveaways
Bounce house
Additional surprise activities and entertainment

Long Pumpkin Patch provides the perfect backdrop for the autumn celebration, offering families the chance to experience traditional fall activities while enjoying modern festival amenities.

The event is completely free to attend, though organizers encourage early arrival to ensure access to the complimentary walking tacos and other popular activities.

For more information about Fall Fest 2025, visit greatbend.org.

Event Details:

What: FUEL Barton County Fall Fest 2025
When: Sunday, October 5, 2025, 5:00-7:00 PM
Where: Long Pumpkin Patch, 163 NE 30 Road, Great Bend, KS
Cost: Free admission

About FUEL Barton County
FUEL’s mission is to foster personal growth and strengthen community connections through active engagement and leadership. We aim to empower next-gen talent by creating an environment where members can:

Focus: Set and achieve personal and professional goals
Unite: Build a supportive network of peers
Engage: Participate in impactful projects and initiatives
Lead: Develop leadership skills for career and community influence