Williams Family Farms

“Bring a wagon! There is so much to do here: lots of shade, places for kids to jump and play, photo op setups, animals, live music, face painting, etc. food stand with hot dogs, BBQ sandwiches, nachos, cold drinks. There is also a lemonade stand. The corn maze you can walk to. The pumpkin patch is separate from the main farm activities and you ride on a tractor pulled hayride about 10 minutes to the actual pumpkin patch. It's U Pick so that makes getting the pumpkin extra special and they even have other varieties if you want a decorative ones. I also loved that there was an air conditioned building with chairs and a changing table for moms with babies if you need to nurse as well. We will definitely make visiting the farm a fall tradition.”

“Absolutely love this farm! It has a ton of really fun things for kids to do, everyone is very welcoming and kind. You can tell they've worked hard to make it a wonderful family friendly attraction. We will certainly be going back!”

“A bit of a drive from Biloxi but absolutely worth it for halloween or fall festivities. Hay ride to pumpkin patch, lots of play structures for kids and the apple cider slushie was my favorite!”

“This was the cutest place! It was a real pumpkin patch! My 4 year old and almost 2 year old had so much fun! We spent hours here and we will be going back! Also the pumpkins were beautiful!”

“We went on a field trip with my youngest school. The kids had so much fun.”

“It was more for the kids. I thought the $12 per person was steep. Especially for families of three and four kids. The music was nice. We didn't get to do the hay ride because the wait was extremely long. We also noticed people were having to carry their pumpkins from the drop off from the hay ride to the exit to pay. I suggest have wagons or an employee put a label on pumpkins for the customer and place on a bench at the store exit so they can pick up from there. I saw several people struggling. More outdoor seating was needed as all of the picnic tables were full. We wanted to listen to music but lack of seating made us leave. My suggestion on entry price would have been $6 per person. The flowers were pretty.”

“It would be good if you have young children.. but children older than 6 are going to be bored. It’s mainly just playground equipment. Way over priced, should be free admission or $5/person max. The advertisement for the pie festival made it seem that there would be plenty of things to do and food options, but we found ourselves bored after 30 minutes and the only food options were a hot dog, nachos, and a pulled pork sandwich. There was a lemonade stand but it was closed by 2pm because they were out of supplies..”

“Won't be going there again! We were really enjoying our first visit to Williams Farms — everything was beautiful and we were having a great time — until we went to pick flowers. We brought a bucket with us to hold our flowers and our lemonade cups so nothing got crushed or spilled. I was there with 2 of my kids.... We all paid admission to enter we bought lunch we bought three lemonades and we bought four pumpkins.....An employee (a bald man) came over and very rudely told us not to bring a bucket(which is not posted online and every other pick your own flower place you bring buckets or something to put the flowers in) ...he said they planted them for everyone and we came in with a bucket and getting them all. Definitely not the case. His tone and attitude completely ruined the experience for us. We didn’t have more flowers than anyone else; we were just trying to keep them from getting damaged. My child kept saying but they have just as many flowers as we do .... exactly they were just in their hands...along with their crap. I used a bucket to hold our crap and flowers. I mean people had strollers there. It’s a shame, because we were really enjoying the day up until that moment. We won’t be returning after being treated that way.”