The Huffer Family: A Legacy in Middletown Valley
For over 150 years, the Huffer family has been an integral part of the Middletown Valley community, deeply rooted in its rolling hills and fertile fields. Spanning seven generations, the Huffer family's connection to this land is not just one of ownership but of stewardship, preserving the natural beauty and agricultural traditions that have defined this region.
Through the challenges and triumphs of each passing generation, the farm has remained a constant—a symbol of hard work, dedication, and enduring values. The Huffer family's commitment to their land and community is evident, from the carefully tended fields to the historic buildings that still stand as a testament to their heritage.
In 1994, the Huffers diversified their farming operation and opened Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch, LLC. What started as a small roadside wagon with just 1.5 acres of pumpkins has become a cherished autumn tradition for countless families. Now celebrating their 30th anniversary, Jumbo's Pumpkin Patch has been honored multiple times over the years as one of the top 10 Pumpkin Patches in the United States.
For the Huffers, farming is not just a livelihood—it’s a way of life, one that they are proud to share with the community. Whether through hosting seasonal events, supporting local initiatives, or simply welcoming visitors with open arms, the Huffer family remains deeply connected to the Middletown Valley and committed to preserving its rural charm.