The arrival of fall can be detected in two ways: cooler weather and pumpkin patches. Both are welcome signs that the dog days of summer are behind us, and we generally welcome the cooler weather with open arms, since we can spend more time outdoors without that sweltering heat. Of course, pumpkin patches are also a welcome sign of fall, and finding the perfect one is a special task every year. Not sure which patch is perfect for picking? Here are some of our favorite pumpkin patches in Mississippi that have the perfect pumpkin waiting just for you.
- Seward Farms, Lucedale
Seward Farms Maze/Facebook This working farm offers tons of fall fun. In addition to their pumpkin barn, which opens in October, Seward Farms also includes a corn maze, hay rides, a cow train, a giant jumping pillow, tube slide, corn cannon, farm animals, the “Field of Fright,” and more. Seward Road, Seward Rd, Mississippi 39452, USA
- Cedar Hill Farm, Hernando
Cedar Hill Farm/Facebook One of our favorite Mississippi pumpkin patches, you could easily spend the entire day at Cedar Hill Farm. Whether you’re hoping to actually pick a pumpkin straight from the patch or just looking to purchase the perfect pumpkin from their already pulled pile, Cedar Hill Farm. is for you. Aside from the pumpkin patch, the fall festivities continue thanks to the Hay Maze and the Corn Maize. And if you work up an appetite, be sure to grab a bite to eat at the farm’s Country Kitchen. Cedar Hill Farm, 8 Love Rd, Hernando, MS 38632, USA
- Farmer Jim’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, Rolling Fork
Farmer Jim’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze/Facebook This three-acre pumpkin patch in Mississippi features thousands of pumpkins for the picking and includes everything from your basic orange pumpkins to gourds and heirloom pumpkins. Don’t feel like strolling around the patch in search of the perfect pumpkin? That’s fine too as pre-picked pumpkins are available for purchase. Farmer Jim’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, MS-16, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, USA
- Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo
Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo/Facebook Spanning over 200 acres, the Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo is filled with fun, and during the entire month of October that fun includes one of the best pumpkin patches in Mississippi. Tupelo Buffalo Park & Zoo, 2272 Coley Rd, Tupelo, MS 38801, USA
- Mitchell Farms, Collins
mitchellfarms-ms.com Open every weekend during the fall, the pumpkin patch at Mitchell Farms guarantees fun that the whole family will enjoy. After picking your favorite pumpkin from the patch, you’ll be able to choose from several activities from which to take part, including, not one but two, corn mazes. Mitchell Road, Mitchell Rd, Mississippi, USA
- Bull Bottom Farms, Duck Hill
Bull Bottom Farms/Facebook One of the pumpkin patches in Mississippi, this farm pulls out all the stops for a family-friendly fall. From the end of September until the beginning of November, Bull Bottom Farms will be putting on their Fall Festival which, in addition to a pumpkin patch, includes hay rides, a giant slide, a jumbo jumping pillow, a corn maze, a cow train, an animal park, and much more. Bull Bottom Farms, 1641 Sayles Rd, Duck Hill, MS 38925, USA
- Wise Family Farm, Pontotoc
wisefarmer.com It is during the fall season when the Wise Family Farm really comes to life thanks to a ton of fun activities, which include the “Pick-Ur-Own” pumpkin patch. Can’t wait to decorate your find? Well, you’re in the right place as this pumpkin farm in Mississippi has a Pumpkin Painting Station that includes paint, brushes, and assistance if needed. Wise Family Farm, 291 Shady Grove Rd, Pontotoc, MS 38863, USA
- Pumpkin Patch Farms, Blue Mountain
pumpkinpatchfarms.com In business for nearly 20 years, Pumpkin Patch Farms will continue the fun this fall with a number of family friendly activities, which of course include a hay ride to the pumpkin patch where you’re bound to find the perfect pumpkin. And since you’ll inevitably work up an appetite after spending the day on the farm, be sure to stop by the on-site deli and bakery, Daisy Mae’s. 2390 Co Rd 805, Blue Mountain, MS 38610, USA
- Lazy U Farm, Macon
Lazy U Farm/Facebook Hoping to educate others on “what country livin’ is all about,” Lazy U Farm offers visitors a real farm experience, complete with picking fresh produce and milking cows. In celebration of the fall, the farm opens up its Mississippi pumpkin patch and corn maze. Lazy U Farm, 5680 Elon Rd, Macon, MS 39341, USA
Visited any of these pumpkin patches? Know of any others that should be added to this list? Tell us in the comments section below! Once you have your perfect pumpkin, it’s time to do a little leaf-peeping. Check out these scenic country roads in Mississippi that come alive in the fall.
Seward Farms Maze/Facebook
This working farm offers tons of fall fun. In addition to their pumpkin barn, which opens in October, Seward Farms also includes a corn maze, hay rides, a cow train, a giant jumping pillow, tube slide, corn cannon, farm animals, the “Field of Fright,” and more.
Seward Road, Seward Rd, Mississippi 39452, USA
Cedar Hill Farm/Facebook
One of our favorite Mississippi pumpkin patches, you could easily spend the entire day at Cedar Hill Farm. Whether you’re hoping to actually pick a pumpkin straight from the patch or just looking to purchase the perfect pumpkin from their already pulled pile, Cedar Hill Farm. is for you. Aside from the pumpkin patch, the fall festivities continue thanks to the Hay Maze and the Corn Maize. And if you work up an appetite, be sure to grab a bite to eat at the farm’s Country Kitchen.
Cedar Hill Farm, 8 Love Rd, Hernando, MS 38632, USA
Farmer Jim’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze/Facebook
This three-acre pumpkin patch in Mississippi features thousands of pumpkins for the picking and includes everything from your basic orange pumpkins to gourds and heirloom pumpkins. Don’t feel like strolling around the patch in search of the perfect pumpkin? That’s fine too as pre-picked pumpkins are available for purchase.
Farmer Jim’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze, MS-16, Rolling Fork, MS 39159, USA
Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo/Facebook
Spanning over 200 acres, the Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo is filled with fun, and during the entire month of October that fun includes one of the best pumpkin patches in Mississippi.
Tupelo Buffalo Park & Zoo, 2272 Coley Rd, Tupelo, MS 38801, USA
mitchellfarms-ms.com
Open every weekend during the fall, the pumpkin patch at Mitchell Farms guarantees fun that the whole family will enjoy. After picking your favorite pumpkin from the patch, you’ll be able to choose from several activities from which to take part, including, not one but two, corn mazes.
Mitchell Road, Mitchell Rd, Mississippi, USA
Bull Bottom Farms/Facebook
One of the pumpkin patches in Mississippi, this farm pulls out all the stops for a family-friendly fall. From the end of September until the beginning of November, Bull Bottom Farms will be putting on their Fall Festival which, in addition to a pumpkin patch, includes hay rides, a giant slide, a jumbo jumping pillow, a corn maze, a cow train, an animal park, and much more.
Bull Bottom Farms, 1641 Sayles Rd, Duck Hill, MS 38925, USA
wisefarmer.com
It is during the fall season when the Wise Family Farm really comes to life thanks to a ton of fun activities, which include the “Pick-Ur-Own” pumpkin patch. Can’t wait to decorate your find? Well, you’re in the right place as this pumpkin farm in Mississippi has a Pumpkin Painting Station that includes paint, brushes, and assistance if needed.
Wise Family Farm, 291 Shady Grove Rd, Pontotoc, MS 38863, USA
pumpkinpatchfarms.com
In business for nearly 20 years, Pumpkin Patch Farms will continue the fun this fall with a number of family friendly activities, which of course include a hay ride to the pumpkin patch where you’re bound to find the perfect pumpkin. And since you’ll inevitably work up an appetite after spending the day on the farm, be sure to stop by the on-site deli and bakery, Daisy Mae’s.
2390 Co Rd 805, Blue Mountain, MS 38610, USA
Lazy U Farm/Facebook
Hoping to educate others on “what country livin’ is all about,” Lazy U Farm offers visitors a real farm experience, complete with picking fresh produce and milking cows. In celebration of the fall, the farm opens up its Mississippi pumpkin patch and corn maze.
Lazy U Farm, 5680 Elon Rd, Macon, MS 39341, USA
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pumpkin patches in Mississippi August 19, 2022 Jackie Ann When can I see peak fall foliage in Mississippi? It’s always hard to make Mother Nature stick to a precise schedule, but generally speaking, peak fall foliage in Mississippi occurs from mid-October until the first week of November. If we get an early frost, then that’ll change things and the window will be much more narrow. Northern Mississippi will see the colors begin to change first, and then it’ll trickle down to the southern part of the state, including the Gulf Coast. The Farmers’ Almanac is a great resource to predict when the colors will change, and a great tip would be to follow one of the many Mississippi State Parks which will usually alert their followers to any colorful changes happening in the parks. Which hiking trails in Mississippi are best in the fall? Once you’ve visited all of your favorite pumpkin patches in Mississippi and decorated them to your heart’s delight, you’ll want to get outside and enjoy the fall colors, and there are some really beautiful hiking trails in Mississippi in the fall. One of our favorite fall hikes in Mississippi is the Beaver Dam Trail located in the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. The trail is about two miles long, making it perfect for both a solo stroll or a family adventure. What are the best fall festivals in Mississippi? The cooler weather means you’ll be seeing more festivals pop up around Mississippi. One of our favorite fall festivals in Mississippi is the month-long event that takes place at Cedar Hill Farm, one of the Mississippi pumpkin patches mentioned above. The 120-acre farm puts on the fall festival from September 28, 2022—October 30, 2022, and it’s full of family-friendly activities like tractor rides, a pirate ship, paintball, a hay fort, pony rides, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and so much more. You’re welcome to bring your own cooler, but you can also skip the hassle of loading that into your car and enjoy the concessions from the snack bar.
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pumpkin patches in Mississippi
August 19, 2022
Jackie Ann
When can I see peak fall foliage in Mississippi? It’s always hard to make Mother Nature stick to a precise schedule, but generally speaking, peak fall foliage in Mississippi occurs from mid-October until the first week of November. If we get an early frost, then that’ll change things and the window will be much more narrow. Northern Mississippi will see the colors begin to change first, and then it’ll trickle down to the southern part of the state, including the Gulf Coast. The Farmers’ Almanac is a great resource to predict when the colors will change, and a great tip would be to follow one of the many Mississippi State Parks which will usually alert their followers to any colorful changes happening in the parks. Which hiking trails in Mississippi are best in the fall? Once you’ve visited all of your favorite pumpkin patches in Mississippi and decorated them to your heart’s delight, you’ll want to get outside and enjoy the fall colors, and there are some really beautiful hiking trails in Mississippi in the fall. One of our favorite fall hikes in Mississippi is the Beaver Dam Trail located in the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. The trail is about two miles long, making it perfect for both a solo stroll or a family adventure. What are the best fall festivals in Mississippi? The cooler weather means you’ll be seeing more festivals pop up around Mississippi. One of our favorite fall festivals in Mississippi is the month-long event that takes place at Cedar Hill Farm, one of the Mississippi pumpkin patches mentioned above. The 120-acre farm puts on the fall festival from September 28, 2022—October 30, 2022, and it’s full of family-friendly activities like tractor rides, a pirate ship, paintball, a hay fort, pony rides, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and so much more. You’re welcome to bring your own cooler, but you can also skip the hassle of loading that into your car and enjoy the concessions from the snack bar.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
It’s always hard to make Mother Nature stick to a precise schedule, but generally speaking, peak fall foliage in Mississippi occurs from mid-October until the first week of November. If we get an early frost, then that’ll change things and the window will be much more narrow. Northern Mississippi will see the colors begin to change first, and then it’ll trickle down to the southern part of the state, including the Gulf Coast. The Farmers’ Almanac is a great resource to predict when the colors will change, and a great tip would be to follow one of the many Mississippi State Parks which will usually alert their followers to any colorful changes happening in the parks.
Which hiking trails in Mississippi are best in the fall?
Once you’ve visited all of your favorite pumpkin patches in Mississippi and decorated them to your heart’s delight, you’ll want to get outside and enjoy the fall colors, and there are some really beautiful hiking trails in Mississippi in the fall. One of our favorite fall hikes in Mississippi is the Beaver Dam Trail located in the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge. The trail is about two miles long, making it perfect for both a solo stroll or a family adventure.
What are the best fall festivals in Mississippi?
The cooler weather means you’ll be seeing more festivals pop up around Mississippi. One of our favorite fall festivals in Mississippi is the month-long event that takes place at Cedar Hill Farm, one of the Mississippi pumpkin patches mentioned above. The 120-acre farm puts on the fall festival from September 28, 2022—October 30, 2022, and it’s full of family-friendly activities like tractor rides, a pirate ship, paintball, a hay fort, pony rides, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and so much more. You’re welcome to bring your own cooler, but you can also skip the hassle of loading that into your car and enjoy the concessions from the snack bar.
