Fall has a way of making an ordinary weekend feel like an outing. For families looking for pumpkin patches near Kennesaw, the good news is that you can choose the kind of day you want: a low-key pumpkin stop in Woodstock, a full afternoon of games and animals, or a bigger North Georgia farm trip.
These five Georgia farms have published information for the 2026 season. This guide was checked on September 30, 2026. Farm hours, weather closures, admission, and pumpkin availability can change, so open the official links before you leave.
Best pumpkin patches near Kennesaw at a glance
- For a Woodstock pumpkin outing: Berry Patch Farms.
- For a corn maze and pig races: Cagle’s Farm in Holly Springs.
- For a Cobb County family afternoon: Sleepy Hollow Farm in Powder Springs.
- For a bigger maze day trip: Uncle Shuck’s in Dawsonville.
- For rows of pumpkins and a classic hayride: Burt’s Pumpkin Farm in Dawsonville.
Berry Patch Farms: a relaxed Woodstock stop
Berry Patch Farms is a good starting point if you want pumpkins without turning the day into a complicated itinerary. The farm is at 786 Arnold Mill Road in Woodstock. Its current season notice lists weekends from September 26 through October 25, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
The farm advertises a pumpkin patch, tractor rides, homemade ice cream, fried pies, and other treats. That makes it easy to keep the outing simple: choose a pumpkin, take the ride, and linger for a snack. Check the farm’s current page before you go for any changes to activities or hours. If you want to add another stop, our downtown Woodstock guide can help you turn the visit into a longer day.
Cagle’s Farm: corn maze, animals, and pig races
Cagle’s Farm in Holly Springs is the choice for a family that wants plenty to do after picking a pumpkin. The farm says its 2026 fall season opened September 25. Its published schedule is Friday evenings, Saturdays, and Sundays, with a full-size corn maze, a smaller children’s maze, an animal barn, games, and pig races.
As of this guide’s update, Cagle’s lists general admission at $15 for ages 3 and up; pumpkins cost extra. A tractor ride to the lake and bonfire is an additional charge. The farm is at 362 Stringer Road, Holly Springs. Build in time for the maze rather than trying to squeeze this into a quick stop, and check the official ticket page before setting out.
Sleepy Hollow Farm: a Cobb County fall afternoon
For a patch in Cobb County, consider Sleepy Hollow Farm at 628 Sleepy Hollow Road in Powder Springs. Its 2026 Fall Fest began September 19. The farm lists a pumpkin patch, corn maze, tractor rides, farm animals, children’s games, and a country store.
Sleepy Hollow says you need a general-admission ticket to reach its pumpkin selection, and pumpkins are sold separately. Its posted admission is $12 Wednesday–Friday or $15 Saturday–Sunday, plus taxes and fees. Children 2 and under are free per paying adult. Online tickets are recommended to guarantee entry. The official page contains conflicting Halloween and season-end hours, so confirm your arrival slot in the booking calendar before traveling. One useful detail: the farm says it is not growing its own pumpkins in 2026, so treat this as a fun patch-and-farm visit rather than a pick-your-own harvest. Check the official page for the date you have in mind.
Uncle Shuck’s: make a day of the corn maze
If the maze is the main event, Uncle Shuck’s Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch in Dawsonville offers a larger outing. Its published 2026 season runs September 19 through November 8. The farm describes a 15-acre corn maze, pumpkins, a jumping pillow, a kids’ maze, gem mining, and food on select days. The address is 125 Bannister Road, Dawsonville.
Plan this as a proper day trip from Kennesaw, with enough time to explore without watching the clock. Uncle Shuck’s also advertises a separate haunted trail on Friday and Saturday nights in October; families with younger children may prefer the daytime activities. For October, posted hours are 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sunday–Thursday and 10 a.m.–10 p.m. Friday–Saturday. The official rates page lists the corn maze at $18, haunted trail at $24, and combo at $29, with tax included and a 3.5% card fee. Guests 4 and under enter free. Review package inclusions before buying; do not assume your pumpkin is included.
Burt’s Pumpkin Farm: pumpkins and a hayride
Burt’s Pumpkin Farm, also in Dawsonville, is the classic pumpkin-heavy stop. The farm says it is open for its 2026 season and lists daily hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 5 Burts Pumpkin Farm Road. Pumpkins are the draw, with a farm store and hayrides adding to the visit.
For 2026, Burt’s is promoting a giant drive-through pumpkin attraction as part of its hayride. The farm lists hayrides at $10 per person plus tax, with children under 2 riding free. The official visitor page confirms free admission and parking, with pumpkins purchased separately. October patch and store hours are 9 a.m.–6 p.m. daily; November hours are 9 a.m.–5 p.m. through November 10, with November hayrides still to be determined. This is a good choice if you want the pumpkin-farm atmosphere without committing to a corn maze.
How to plan an easy fall outing
Pick one farm as the anchor of the day. A patch visit goes better when there is room for a slow wander, a snack, and a second lap through the pumpkins. If you are bringing young children, check whether admission includes activities, whether pumpkins cost extra, and whether the farm allows strollers or pets. Bring shoes that can handle dirt or mud, and remember that an autumn afternoon in Georgia can still feel warm.
For a second seasonal trip, pair this guide with our apple-picking day trip from Kennesaw. You can also browse more local Kennesaw ideas for a weekend that stays closer to home.
Five-minute checklist before you go
- Open the farm’s official page for today’s hours and any weather notice.
- Check whether tickets must be bought online and whether pumpkins, hayrides, or other activities cost extra.
- Choose one main activity—patch, maze, or hayride—so the day stays relaxed.
- Bring water, sun protection, and shoes that can handle uneven ground.
- Save the farm address before leaving; some rural stretches have limited signal.
Frequently asked questions
Which pumpkin patch is in Cobb County?
Sleepy Hollow Farm is in Powder Springs, Cobb County. Berry Patch Farms is in nearby Woodstock; Cagle’s is in Holly Springs. Check each farm’s official site for its current season schedule.
Do these farms include pumpkins with admission?
Do not assume they do. Cagle’s and Sleepy Hollow both say pumpkins are priced separately. Check the pricing page for whichever farm you choose, especially if you plan to buy several pumpkins or add a hayride.
Mhageer checked the farms’ official websites on September 30, 2026. Seasonal details can change with weather and availability.
