π Nothing says Fall quite like picking out the perfect pumpkin! Whether you're looking for a quick pumpkin stop or a full day of corn mazes, hayrides and fall fun, here are some pumpkin patches to check out around Northeast Georgia this season.
π BUFORD CORN MAZE
π Buford, GA
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Pumpkins available beginning the last weekend in September
Despite the name, Buford Corn Maze also sells pumpkins, mums and fall decorations. Pair your pumpkin shopping with the giant corn maze, hayrides, farm animals and children's activities.
π Why We Like It: It's one of the closest fall destinations to Braselton and gives families plenty to do while they're there.
Good to Know: This is a pumpkins-for-purchase location, rather than a traditional pick-your-own pumpkin field.
Plan your visit: Buford Corn Maze
π COMPTON BELL FARMS
π Buford, GA
Compton Bell Farms offers a pumpkin patch along with plenty of activities to turn pumpkin shopping into a family fall outing. Explore the corn maze, take a wagon ride and enjoy additional farm activities while you're there.
π Why We Like It: One of the closer options to Braselton and a good choice when you want pumpkins plus plenty for the kids to do.
Plan Your Visit: Compton Bell Farms
π MERK FARMS
π Commerce, GA
Merk Farms offers a pumpkin patch as part of its fall farm experience, along with its farm maze and other seasonal activities.
π Why We Like It: It gives families another pumpkin-picking option closer to Braselton, making it an easy fall outing without having to head farther into the North Georgia mountains.
Plan Your Visit: Merk Farms
π JAEMOR FARMS
π Alto, GA
Jaemor's fall season includes a pumpkin patch along with its popular Harvest Celebration. Make a day of it with the corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin train, apple cannons and other farm activities. Pumpkins are purchased separately.
π Why We Like It: This is one of the best choices when you're looking for an entire afternoon of fall activities instead of just picking up a pumpkin.
Plan Your Visit: Jaemor Farms
π WARBINGTON FARMS
π Cumming, GA
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Pumpkin Patch opens September 19
Pick out a pumpkin and enjoy a full lineup of fall activities, including a corn maze, hayride, barnyard, jumping pillow, slides, corn crib and U-cut flowers. Pumpkins are purchased separately from farm admission.
π Why We Like It: There's enough here to make it a full fall outing, especially for families with kids.
Plan Your Visit: Warbington Farms Fall 2026
π UNCLE SHUCK'S CORN MAZE & PUMPKIN PATCH
π Dawsonville, GA
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September 19–November 8, 2026
Stop by the pumpkin patch to find your fall pumpkin, or make a day of it with Uncle Shuck's 15-acre corn maze, wagon rides and other farm activities. The pumpkin patch is free to visit, with pumpkins available for purchase. Tickets are required for the other attractions.
π Why We Like It: You don't have to purchase admission just to visit the pumpkin patch, but there's plenty more to do if you want the full experience.
Plan Your Visit: Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch
π BURT'S PUMPKIN FARM
π Dawsonville, GA
π Open daily, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
If pumpkins are the main event, Burt's needs to be on your fall list. You'll find an enormous variety of pumpkins in different shapes, sizes and colors, along with fall photo opportunities, hayrides and the farm store. Admission and parking are free; additional activities may have a fee.
π Why We Like It: It's a true pumpkin destination—and you can easily turn the trip into a fall day in the North Georgia mountains.
Plan Your Visit: Burt's Pumpkin Farm
π RANDY'S PUMPKIN PATCH
π Lawrenceville, GA
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October 1–November 1, 2026
Randy's offers pumpkins and gourds along with a variety of family and carnival-style fall activities. It's less of a traditional farm experience and more of a convenient pumpkin-and-fall-fun destination.
π Why We Like It: A good option for families who want pumpkins plus activities without making the longer drive into North Georgia.
Plan Your Visit: Randy's Pumpkin Patch
π Hello Braselton Tip
Want to make a full fall day of it?
πBurt's Pumpkin Farm + π»Fausett Farms Sunflowers would be one of my top combinations. They're close enough together to get two very different fall experiences in one trip.
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