Berry Patch Farms

“Fun (and cheap) family farm experience for everyone! $5 (for the carload) entry fee. Once inside, there are goats for petting, a wagon ride (for all), pony rides for the kids, a motorized kiddy ride, pumpkin patch and a small playground...all free of charge! There are plenty of picnic tables and places to sit. There is food too for a nominal fee, but get there early for the home-churned pumpkin ice cream which goes quickly! Hotdogs, chips, sodas, pies, cider, face painting and of course pumpkins! For the pumpkins, you pick them from the patch and pay by the pound. They have all kinds of sizes and some different colors. It was a REALLY NICE AFTERNOON, so this is highly recommended, even for adults!”

“Miss Durden and staff are the best at making your Christmas tradition a memorable experience that will last a lifetime. The tractor ride, Bill to help you pick the best tree, ours had a bird's nest in it free of charge lol. Hot cocoa and cider await with funnel cakes too. The boys are more than happy to tie the tree to your vehicle for you as well. Mrs. Durden has remembered my son each year and gives him an Advent calendar which he loves and looks forward to. Do yourself a favor and make your own Christmas memories with these incredible people and their delightful farm. Berry season and pumpkin season are not to be missed as well.”

“I went to this farm last weekend. It’s a nice place to spend a different kind of day, especially on a Sunday. They have animals, and different sizes of pumpkins to see and buy (a bit expensive around $25 for a big one). The small pumpkins are really cute to look at, and it’s fun to walk around the long fields full of mini pumpkins. There’s also a cafeteria with a variety of food, another area for kids’ activities, and even a tractor ride. Honestly, there isn’t much to do if you go without kids, but overall, the place is very well organized, parking is easy, and entry is only $5 per car!”

“Ever since moving to Georgia I have wanted to take the kids blueberry picking, and every year I have missed it because they get picked out so quickly. This time we made it on opening day and we managed to pick 8lbs of blueberries! No entry fee only pay by pound, and the farm itself was so charming! The staff was kind and accommodating and the whole experience was great. So so glad we finally were able to make it out and pick some blueberries and buy some yummy blackberry jam!”

“Everybody was really great who works to here! Parking staff was super organized, the rides were fun, there’s a lot of different various activities for the kids. The petting zoo was adorable.”

“We went to Berry Patch Farms today and found it to be very affordable and fun experience. The entrance fee was just $5 which includes haywagon ride around the farm. Plenty of free parking available. They had goats, pigs and chickens in the coop. A small play area for kids with swing and a slide. Couple of shops selling boiled peanuts ($5), pumpkin flavored ice cream ($5) and a hotdog ($3) stand and a lady doing face tattoo ($3) for kids. They also have a horse wagon carousel ($3) and corn maze ($2) which was okay with the kido had fun. They had a large selection of pumpkin available for picking and for all shapes and sizes. I felt like you can find a pumpkin for cheaper at Wal-Mart or Costco thou. Mini pumpkin were just $2. Its a good experience visiting this place and I highly recommend this to anyone looking to spend couple of hours T the pumpkin patch.”

“Great place to take kids every year. Pony rides, hay rides, cotton candy, ice cream and a lot of fun things. This year we were surprised with the lack of pumpkins on the main field however. We never seen the field so empty like that. Maybe it's just a shortage this year but it was a little bit of a bummer.”

“The kids enjoyed their annual visit. The tractor ride was nice. Admission included parking and the tractor ride. It would have been better if they had included a tiny pumpkin in the price. The large pumpkins are a bit pricey.”