Picking out a fall pumpkin has become almost as traditional as picking out a Christmas tree. If you’re family is looking for a spot to find their perfect pumpkin, try one of these local Georgia farms.
Southern Belle Farm (McDonough): A 330-acre farm, Southern Belle is a beautiful destination for pumpkins, flowers, corn mazes, and over 20 other fall activities. All farm activities will be open Saturdays and Sundays all month long.
Jaemor Farms (Alto): Known for their apple picking, Jaemor Farms is also a fun location for u-pick pumpkins. In addition to 80 acres of pumpkins, Jaemor offers corn mazes, hayrides, a petting zoo, and a pumpkin train. Remember to check the official calendar before making your way to Alto – though open some weekdays and weekends, farm hours vary week to week.
Washington Farms (Watkinsville): Pumpkins, sunflowers, corn maze, paintball, slides, trains, and a giant pirate ship – Washington Farms is truly a one-stop-shop for fall. *Note that Washington Farms has two locations, but the pumpkins are only available at the Watkinsville location.
Burt’s Pumpkin Farm (Dawsonville): Burt’s boasts one of the best selections for pumpkins, and their country store is a favorite to many. Plus it is less than a mile from Amicalola Falls State Park – making it a fun destination for a mini-fall road trip.
Scottsdale Farms (Milton): If you’re looking for a pumpkin patch a little closer to the metro area, Scottsdale Farms may be the perfect choice for you. They have a variety of fall activities for all ages – plus a garden center, home decor store, and cafe.
Uncle Shucks (Dawsonville): With over 4 miles of trails, Uncle Shucks is probably most famous for their massive corn maze. Other traditional fall activies offered are hayrides, bonfires, and of course, plenty of pumpkins.
Did I miss any of your favorites? With so many patches in the metro area, I would love to hear some of your top pumpkin patch picks!
