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In January we attended the 2025 South Carolina Agritourism Conference and visited half a dozen farms in the Newberry, SC area. It was a great opportunity to meet many other agritourism operators and share ideas.Thank you Boondock Farms for the photo! ... See MoreSee Less

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What's Available today

Operating Hours:

We are now closed and will reopen April 2025.

Please call us at 704-562-4021 for more information about our fall season.

Plan Your Visit

No Admission Fee

Reservations Not Required

No Animals Allowed Except Service Animals

No Outside Food or Drinks Unless You Have a Rental At the Farm

Water Bottles Allowed

Come Pick

Come Pick Strawberries in the Spring and Pumpkins in the Farm

What's available

prices & activities

Come Play in Playround or Take a Hayride Around the Farm

Eat

After playing and pickin', come have a delicious meal at Hall's Kitchen or enjoy some of our yummy desserts at the Bakery

Animals

Come see our pigs, goats and, chickens

Groups Events & Parties

Have your next group event or party at Hall Family Farm

School tours

Book a Spring or Fall School Tour Today. Spring tours are April - May and Fall tours are late September - October 31

about us

Hall Family Farm was started in 2008 at the original homestead. We are now in Lancaster, SC and have been there since 2021.

come see us

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Our Address

445 W. Rebound Rd

Lancaster, SC 28720

Get in Touch

704-562-4021

[email protected]

In January we attended the 2025 South Carolina Agr

In January we attended the 2025 South Carolina Agritourism Conference and visited half a dozen farms in the Newberry, SC area. It was a great opportunity to meet many other agritourism operators and share ideas.

Thank you @boondockfarms for the photo!

This is what the farmer's daughter does to keep he

This is what the farmer's daughter does to keep herself entertained while working on the farm.

Annual certification of our Goatwalk high ropes co

Annual certification of our Goatwalk high ropes course operators. Here we are practicing emergency take downs in the event a participant has a medical situation where they can't walk down on their own. Operation of this course requires annual training, manufacturer inspection, state inspection, and rigorous adherence to manufacturer operating procedures. It is probably the safest activity on the farm.

No huge additions for the upcoming spring season;

No huge additions for the upcoming spring season; we're now working on beautifying the farm, finishing fencing, and wrapping up various works in progress. We use naturally rot-resistant cedar planks that we sawmilled from trees on the farm for our fenceboards which appear a brilliant red/purple when fresh cut. Over time and with sun exposure they turn a grayish color, as you can see with our older fencing. If you were to cut into the grayish wood, you would still find that red heartwood on the inside (see it on the 4th picture). On some of these planks you can see decades of growth rings; the thinner the growth ring, the slower the growth.