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We have been working furiously preparing for our September 19 fall opening and the weather has been a nightmare. Over 7 inches of rain since Aug 1st! Fortunately, we had just mowed the design into the corn maze before the rain hit; the corn is now chest high and growing. Our pumpkins are looking excellent despite the torrents of rain. Rain is the absolute worst thing for pumpkins as they are extremely susceptible to fungal issues. Our highest stress issue is preparation of the field for laying the plastic beds for next year's strawberries. The fellow who does this work is coming Wednesday and there are no rain dates as he has had the worst time in his 20+ years laying plastic due to excessive rain everywhere. After 7 inches of rain, our field is way too wet to lay plastic. We have been disk harrowing almost continuously for two days to dry the field out, and we will continue this all day tomorrow too. Hopefully we will be successful in this endeavor. ... See MoreSee Less

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Fall 2025 Hours

Opening Day Friday, 9/19

Last Day Sunday, 11/2

Closed Monday – Wednesday

Thursdays – 12pm – 6pm

Fridays – 12pm – 10pm

Saturdays – 12pm – 10pm

Sundays – 9am – 6pm

Special Hours

10/7 & 10/8 – 12pm – 6pm

Homeschool Days (open to the public as well)

9/23 (9am – 6pm) and 10/31 (9am – 10pm)

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Please email us at [email protected] or call/text us at 704-562-4021 if you have any questions 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

Birthday Parties

Celebrate your birthday at Hall Family Farm!

Corporate and Private Events

Have your next corporate or private event at Hall Family Farm

Field Trips

Book a Spring or Fall Field Trip 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.

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Our Address

445 W. Rebound Rd

Lancaster, SC 28720

Get in Touch

704-562-4021

[email protected]

Ahoy maties! Presenting our 2025 corn maze theme:

Ahoy maties! Presenting our 2025 corn maze theme: Pirates! Expanding on the success of last year's maze puzzles, we will have similar escape room style challenges throughout the maze. Come sail the seven seas and find the pirate's treasure, opening September 19th!

A drone peek at the current state of the farm. In

A drone peek at the current state of the farm. In the left foreground is 3.5 acres of raised beds for our 2026 strawberry crop. That is 5.8 miles of bed! In the right foreground is about 3 acres of pumpkins growing, planted on the 2025 strawberry beds. Double cropping allows us to use the expensive and non-recyclable plastic mulch and drip irrigation twice. And in the background is the 8 acre corn maze, the theme of which shall be forthcoming soon.

The 2026 strawberry bed laying was very successful

The 2026 strawberry bed laying was very successful despite very wet field conditions. We immediately seeded the field with millet and ryegrass to stabilize the soil before heavy rain comes. The last two years our beds were severely eroded by bad storms that carried away topsoil. Hopefully this year will be better.

Fall pumpkin season starts Friday Sept 19. Our exact fall hours are posted on our website. We will be open to the public Thursday - Sunday through Nov 2 with some additional days open for certain county school breaks. Corn maze reveal coming soon.

We have been working furiously preparing for our S

We have been working furiously preparing for our September 19 fall opening and the weather has been a nightmare. Over 7 inches of rain since Aug 1st! Fortunately, we had just mowed the design into the corn maze before the rain hit; the corn is now chest high and growing. Our pumpkins are looking excellent despite the torrents of rain. Rain is the absolute worst thing for pumpkins as they are extremely susceptible to fungal issues. Our highest stress issue is preparation of the field for laying the plastic beds for next year's strawberries. The fellow who does this work is coming Wednesday and there are no rain dates as he has had the worst time in his 20+ years laying plastic due to excessive rain everywhere. After 7 inches of rain, our field is way too wet to lay plastic. We have been disk harrowing almost continuously for two days to dry the field out, and we will continue this all day tomorrow too. Hopefully we will be successful in this endeavor.