Pumpkins, a corn maze, and a hayride at a Georgia farm in autumn

Georgia farms Pumpkin patches

Fall on the farm

Pumpkin patches in Georgia

Find pumpkins, corn mazes, hayrides, farm animals, and outdoor fall activities around the state.

Georgia pumpkin season

Choose a farm for a fall day out

Some farms keep the visit simple with pumpkins and a hayride. Others add corn mazes, play areas, animals, food, markets, and nighttime attractions. Open a farm below to see what it offers and where it is located.

Dates, hours, tickets, and pumpkin availability can change as the season progresses. Check the farm’s own website before traveling, particularly late in October or when rain affects field conditions.

Burt’s is a dedicated pumpkin farm with a broad selection of pumpkins, squash, and gourds displayed across the property. Visitors can stop for pumpkins or make a longer visit of it with a hayride and time in the country store.

The store carries baked goods, fall decorations, and seasonal food. The farm operates daily during its published fall season.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, hayrides, country store, baked goods, fall decorations, and seasonal food
Address
5 Burts Pumpkin Farm Road
Dawsonville, GA 30534

Uncle Shuck’s combines a pick-your-own pumpkin patch with a large corn maze and outdoor attractions. Daytime hours are family-oriented, while selected October evenings include a separately ticketed haunted trail.

Families can also take a wagon ride, visit the goat walk, and use the children’s activity areas.

At the farm
Pick-your-own pumpkins, corn maze, wagon rides, children’s maze, jumping pillow, goat walk, gem mining, and haunted trail
Address
125 Bannister Road
Dawsonville, GA 30534

Southern Belle turns part of its working farm into a large fall attraction with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and outdoor play areas. The market and bakery are part of the visit, with farm activities operating on scheduled fall dates.

Allow enough time if your family plans to do the maze and activity areas as well as choose pumpkins.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, barnyard activities, pig races, market, bakery, and group visits
Address
1658 Turner Church Road
McDonough, GA 30252

Mark’s combines its produce market with a weekend fall festival and pumpkin patch near Albany. Daytime attractions are joined by selected evening events centered on the corn maze, lighted jack-o’-lantern hayrides, and movies at the barn.

The farm publishes separate dates for seasonal activities, so check which attractions are running on the day of your visit.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, farm animals, jumping attraction, face painting, market, and nighttime events
Address
8580 Albany Highway
Dawson, GA 39842

Jaemor’s fall season pairs a themed corn maze with pumpkins, hayrides, and outdoor games. The farm’s large produce market, bakery, and eatery make it possible to add shopping or a meal to the visit.

Seasonal admission and operating dates are separate from the farm market’s regular schedule.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, farm games, market, bakery, and eatery
Address
5340 Cornelia Highway
Alto, GA 30510

Kinsey Family Farm opens for fall visits with pumpkins in traditional and decorative colors, from miniature varieties to large carving pumpkins. The nursery and farm shop also carry fall plants and seasonal items.

Visitors can take a hayride, see farm animals, and walk around the property during published harvest hours.

At the farm
Pumpkins, hayrides, farm animals, fish feeding, fall plants, harvest displays, and farm shop
Address
7140 Jot Em Down Road
Gainesville, GA 30506

Sleepy Hollow’s fall event includes a tractor ride to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, farm animals, and children’s play areas. A country store is available during the season.

The farm also schedules photography sessions and escape-game experiences separately from general fall admission.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, tractor rides, playground, farm animals, country store, and reserved experiences
Address
628 Sleepy Hollow Road
Powder Springs, GA 30127

Warbington opens its family farm for a fall season built around pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, and its outdoor Fun Park. The farm also schedules field trips, birthday groups, and private gatherings.

Use the event calendar to confirm which activities are included on your chosen date.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, farm animals, Fun Park, field trips, parties, and farm store
Address
5555 Crow Road
Cumming, GA 30041

Poppell Farms opens its working South Georgia farm for wagon rides to the pumpkin patch, a large corn maze, play areas, and animal activities. Selected nights add flashlight maze sessions.

The range of attractions makes this a longer outing than a simple pumpkin stop.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, wagon rides, corn maze, petting farm, jumping pad, playground, pony rides, fishing, and nighttime maze
Address
1765 Hyma Poppell Loop
Odum, GA 31555

Washington Farms runs a large fall season with pumpkins, a corn maze, wagon rides, and outdoor attractions spread across the property. Seasonal treats and farm games round out the visit.

Tickets, dates, and activity hours are posted for each fall season.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, wagon rides, flower fields, giant slides, farm games, and seasonal treats
Address
5691 Hog Mountain Road
Bogart, GA 30622

Buford Corn Maze operates an extended fall season with a public pumpkin patch alongside its main maze. General admission covers several family activities, while the Haunted Forest is offered separately on selected evenings.

Check daytime and nighttime schedules carefully if visiting with younger children.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, children’s play area, farm animals, concessions, and Haunted Forest
Address
4470 Bennett Road
Buford, GA 30519

Copper Creek’s seasonal corn maze and pumpkin patch includes daytime farm activities and additional nighttime entertainment on selected dates. The farm also welcomes scheduled school outings and groups.

Review the calendar before visiting because evening entertainment does not run every day.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, farm games, animal areas, evening attractions, and group visits
Address
1514 Reeves Station Road SW
Calhoun, GA 30701

Ole McDermitt’s is a family farm with scheduled fall pumpkin days, corn mazes, hayrides, animal encounters, and play areas. Activities are geared toward families with younger children.

Field trips, birthday celebrations, and other group visits are arranged separately.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn mazes, hayrides, animal encounters, slides, play areas, field trips, and parties
Address
102 Baxter Road
Carrollton, GA 30117

Powers Family Farm hosts a public pumpkin patch with both weekday and weekend hours during the season. Weekend visits add farm activity areas, while the general store and photo settings remain part of the fall experience.

Check the schedule to see what is operating on weekdays before making the trip.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, weekend farm activities, general store, family photo areas, and seasonal events
Address
660 North Hulett Road
Villa Rica, GA 30180

Yahoo Farm is a North Georgia pumpkin farm with pumpkins grown on the property and activities priced separately. Families can make a quick pumpkin stop or add a maze, hayride, pony ride, and other attractions.

Special nighttime options are offered during October on selected dates.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, corn cannon, pony rides, animals, gem hunting, and nighttime attractions
Address
4729 Waleska Highway 108
Jasper, GA 30143

Pettit Creek adds pumpkins and fall events to its year-round farm tours and animal experiences. The property’s domestic and exotic animals give families more to do than selecting a pumpkin alone.

Farm tours, animal activities, and seasonal events may follow different schedules.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, hayrides, petting zoo, animal feeding, farm tours, camel rides, and seasonal events
Address
337 Cassville Road
Cartersville, GA 30120

Red Apple Barn operates a weekend pumpkin patch during its fall orchard season. Visitors can pair pumpkins with apple picking, flower picking, wagon rides, farm activities, and shopping at the apple house.

Picking conditions and crop availability vary through the season, so check the current update before traveling.

At the farm
Pumpkin patch, apple picking, wagon rides, flower picking, activity barn, market, and bakery
Address
3379 Tails Creek Road
Ellijay, GA 30540

Hillside displays pumpkins and apples during its fall season and adds a corn maze, farm train, hayrides, and animal areas. The country store and café carry farm products and prepared treats during the harvest period.

Confirm which attractions are running if you plan to visit on a weekday.

At the farm
Pumpkins, corn maze, farm train, hayrides, animal barnyard, country store, and café
Address
18 Sorghum Mill Drive
Lakemont, GA 30552

Before you leave

Plan for the field, not just the pumpkins

Pumpkin fields and corn mazes can be muddy after rain, and many farms have gravel paths or uneven ground. Closed-toe shoes and clothes suited to the weather make the day easier.

Check whether the farm sells timed tickets, accepts walk-ins, or charges separately for pumpkins and attractions. Bringing a wagon may be useful, but some farms provide their own carts or do not allow outside wagons.

Georgia in the fall

Making a day of a farm visit

A pumpkin patch can be a short stop or the center of a full afternoon. The right choice depends on whether your family wants to pick a pumpkin, spend time in a maze, meet animals, eat at the farm, or stay for evening activities.

Picking a farm that fits your plans

For younger children, a smaller patch with a wagon ride and a few play areas may be easier than a large attraction. Older children may want a long corn maze, slides, games, or a nighttime event. Farm websites usually separate daytime family activities from haunted attractions, which can have different tickets and age recommendations.

If animals are the main interest, several alpaca farms in Georgia welcome visitors for scheduled tours, events, or farm experiences. Petting zoos and farms with barnyard areas are another option when pumpkin season is crowded.

Following the harvest season

Georgia’s pumpkin season generally builds from late September through October, but each farm chooses its own opening dates. Hot weather can shift harvest timing, while heavy rain may close fields, mazes, or wagon routes. Farms also stop selling particular pumpkin sizes and varieties as inventory changes.

Some orchard properties combine pumpkins with apple picking in Georgia, especially in the northern part of the state. Later in the year, many families return to the countryside to visit Georgia Christmas tree farms.

Visiting a working farm

Public fall events are part of how many farms welcome visitors while continuing to grow crops or care for animals. Staying in marked areas, following picking instructions, and supervising children helps protect the farm and its livestock. More about these seasonal visits appears in the explanation of how farm agritourism works.

Children who become interested in the animals they meet may enjoy learning more about alpacas before another farm visit. Families traveling outside Georgia can also find alpaca farms in other states without changing the kind of low-key outing they are planning.

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