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Our first of three plantings of sweet corn is starting to tassel, which means it will be ready for harvest sometime in early July. We have been toying with the idea of opening up Hall's Kitchen and our playground and ticketed activities on the weekend alongside selling our sweet corn. On the other hand, we could just sell the corn itself, honor system style. Sweet corn ranks up there with strawberries in that it is hands down better picked and cooked fresh rather than bought at the grocery store. It takes a lot of work and labor to open up the farm with all food and activities, so we are interested in gauging enthusiasm for sweet corn sales + summer opening before we decide to do it. It would likely be for only three weekends in July. Let us know! Please vote if we should open everything or just do an honor system table! ... See MoreSee Less

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We are currently closed for the Spring 2025 Season.

Thank you for a great 2025 Strawberry Season.

We plan to reopen for our 2025 Fall Season in mid-September.

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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

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Come Pick Strawberries in the Spring and Pumpkins in the Farm

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

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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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445 W. Rebound Rd

Lancaster, SC 28720

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704-562-4021

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Our first of three plantings of sweet corn is star

Our first of three plantings of sweet corn is starting to tassel, which means it will be ready for harvest sometime in early July. We have been toying with the idea of opening up Hall's Kitchen and our playground and ticketed activities on the weekend alongside selling our sweet corn. On the other hand, we could just sell the corn itself, honor system style. Sweet corn ranks up there with strawberries in that it is hands down better picked and cooked fresh rather than bought at the grocery store. It takes a lot of work and labor to open up the farm with all food and activities, so we are interested in gauging enthusiasm for sweet corn sales + summer opening before we decide to do it. It would likely be for only three weekends in July. Let us know!

Our 17th strawberry season is now over and we want

Our 17th strawberry season is now over and we want to express our sincere thanks for your support of our farm year after year. This strawberry season began last fall with the most alarming plant health issue the industry has faced in decades and ended with weeks of destructive rain. In between, we managed to produce one of our best strawberry crops ever, offered a couple killer strawberry sales days, hosted almost 5000 school kids from at least 5 area counties, cooked a lot of food, scared a few of you on the Goat Walk, and finished the season with our 16th consecutive strawberry season surpassing the previous season in sales. We are already working on next year's strawberry field, and we just ordered next year's plants, including 2 new varieties that have promising disease resistance. In the near term, we planted 3 rounds of sweet corn with the 1st picking starting in early July. We aren't sure how we will sell it yet as we have never gotten any traction with summer produce sales, and usually end up donating most of our summer stuff to food banks, but keep an eye on this page for announcement of sweet corn. Thanks again for your support; the first rule taught to new u-pick strawberry growers is you better have a strong customer base that will show up when those berries ripen all at once. We are so fortunate that you are here for us on those several critically important days (and seeing the sun on those days helps too).

Sunday 6/1 open 9am-6pm. Last day of strawberry s

Sunday 6/1 open 9am-6pm. Last day of strawberry season 2025. U-pick strawberries are FREE all day. Buy our 2 quart bucket for $1 or bring your own picking container. Last chance to do the Goat Walk/Kid Walk, eat at Hall's Kitchen and Bakery, and get your caffeine fix at the Coffee Cottage until fall.

Saturday 5/31 open 9am-6pm. U-pick strawberries a

Saturday 5/31 open 9am-6pm. U-pick strawberries are half price all day, $2/lb. Picking is difficult; the farm drowned in 2.5 inches rain on Friday. All food and activities are open today. This is the final weekend open this strawberry season so we will run out of some food.