A Pickens County farm offering a 'Cosmic Corn Maze' and Haunted Treasure Forest Hayride each fall, along with pony rides, fossil digging, and a butterfly garden. Confirmed 2026 opening day is September 19.
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A sixth-generation family farm and market north of Gainesville, rooted since 1912. Fall attractions include a corn maze and pumpkin patch alongside year-round u-pick produce, a bakery, and an on-site eatery.
Described by its owners as coastal Georgia's only real pumpkin patch, Madrac Farms in Rincon offers pumpkin picking right off the vine, hayrides, and a corn maze each October.
A 350-acre, third-generation family farm near Savannah dating to 1870, hosting an annual corn maze and pumpkin patch fall event with 20+ attractions and a picnic area on the farm grounds.
A south Georgia farm offering a 10-acre maze made of sorghum stalks, with both daytime and nighttime flashlight-maze options. The 'Farmtastic' Family Fun Adventure includes 20+ attractions, a petting farm, and a hayride to the pumpkin patch.
A family-owned agritourism farm in south Georgia offering an 8-acre corn maze each fall, plus wagon rides, pig races, a honeybee house, and a duck race. Open to the public on October Saturdays and for weekday school field trips.
A Georgia Agritourism Association member farm offering a corn maze with unlimited hayrides, a kids' play area called the CORNer, alpaca encounters, and haunted evening activities each fall. Admission includes hayrides and the CORNer for all ticket holders.
A fourth-generation, veteran-operated orchard in Blue Ridge founded in 1943, offering u-pick apples, strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries, plus fall pumpkins, a hayride, and a corn maze alongside its market, bakery, and hard cider tasting room.
A 65-acre garden center and event venue in Milton offering a large pumpkin patch each fall with thousands of pumpkins in varied colors and sizes, plus animal petting, hayrides, a zip line, a corn maze, and lawn games.
A family-owned 130-acre farm in Eatonton offering fall hayrides and pumpkins for sale, alongside a farm store selling honey produced from the owners' own bees.
A Forsyth County u-pick farm offering a corn maze with corn tunnels, a hayride to feed the farm's cows, a pumpkin patch, u-cut flowers, jumping pillows, and a mega slide each fall season.
A long-standing family orchard and farm market in Ellijay known for pick-your-own apples, fried pies, and apple cider donuts, with seasonal fall farm activities and weekend vendors in October.
A local lamb farm and private event center in Ellijay offering a fall corn maze, barrel train rides, lawn bowling, and sheep feeding. The 2026 corn maze season runs September 25 through November 1.
A historic Cherokee County dairy farm family that pioneered one of Georgia's first cornfield mazes in 2000. After a hiatus, the corn maze and fall activities were revived at the farm's Holly Springs location, offering a pumpkin patch, hayrides, herding-dog demonstrations, and haunted attractions.
A north Georgia garden center and nursery in Gainesville that stocks a wide range of pumpkin varieties each fall, from miniature to prize-winning sizes, alongside its regular plant and landscape business.
An 80-acre family farm in Bartow County known for the largest camel herd in Georgia and a wider petting zoo of exotic and domestic animals. Each fall the farm adds a pumpkin patch during its 'Pumpkin Fest' event alongside its year-round hayrides and animal tours.
A family-owned and operated farm offering a 4-acre corn maze in fall, plus a smaller 1/3-acre maze for younger children. Additional attractions include tractor rides, a duck race, gem mining, and a petting zoo.
A 100-acre farm in Lakemont producing jams, jellies, cider, and other preserves since 1983. Fall attractions include a train-pulled hayride around the farm, an indoor gem mine, a goat barnyard, and a corn maze that opens in September.
A former working dairy farm near Augusta offering a five-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, hayride, and petting zoo each fall. Admission includes a real cow-milking demonstration plus a jumping pillow, giant slide, and pony cart rides.
A Chattooga County pumpkin patch offering inflatables, a corn box, a corn maze, hayrides, and an animal barn each fall, run by the Loughridge family near the Alabama state line.
A sustainable meat and produce family farm in Rockmart offering a 5-acre, roughly 2-mile corn maze each fall alongside a pumpkin patch, hayride, baby animal barn, and concession stand. The maze and hayride are advertised as stroller- and handicap-accessible.
An Oconee County farm offering a 6.5-acre, roughly 2-mile corn maze entered via a 30-foot slide, with clue-based navigation and staff on hand to help. Fall activities also include a petting zoo, cow train, pig races, and pick-your-own pumpkins.
A Gordon County farm at the foot of the Appalachians offering a large fall festival with a pumpkin patch, haunted maze, corn maze, cow train, gem mining, hayride, pig races, and more than a dozen additional attractions.
A working sod and berry farm in Ringgold that opens you-pick and we-pick pumpkin sales on October weekends, alongside its main-season strawberry, blueberry, and blackberry picking.