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Coastal Georgia pumpkin patches

4 patches across 4 counties.

What to expect in Coastal Georgia

4 of the 38 Georgia patches we track are in Coastal Georgia, spread across Chatham County, Effingham County, Tift County, Wayne County. 4 of them run a corn or crop maze, and 4 have farm animals your kids can get close to.

Admission runs from $8 a head at The Market at Rutland Farms up to $13 at Madrac Farms Pumpkin Patch — a real spread, and one worth checking against how long you actually plan to stay. A paid festival only pays for itself if you use it for half a day.

Georgia's fall season is genuinely different from Florida's: north of the fall line, farms can and do grow their own pumpkins and cut real corn mazes, and the North Georgia apple belt around Ellijay and Blue Ridge layers pumpkin patches on top of working orchards. That also means peak leaf season and peak patch season collide, so Highway 52 and the Blue Ridge corridor get heavy weekend traffic through October.

Aerial view of Madrac Farms Pumpkin Patch in Rincon, GA
Pumpkin PatchCorn MazeSavannah AreaCash At Gate
Saturdays and Sundays only through the pumpkin season, which has historically opened in late September and closed in late OctoberFrom $13
Ottawa Farms in Bloomingdale, GA

Ottawa Farms

Bloomingdale, GA
Corn MazeSavannah AreaHistoric FarmVerify Before Going
Season dates TBDSee site
Aerial view of Poppell Farms in Odum, GA
Corn MazeHaunted TrailBrunswick AreaNight Maze
Friday nights, Saturdays (day and night) and Sundays through the fall season, which has run early October to the first weekend of November. No Haunted Trail on Sunday nights.From $12.15
The Market at Rutland Farms in Tifton, GA
Corn MazeValdosta AreaFlashlight NightFree Parking
Corn maze weekdays Monday-Friday; Fall Festivals on October Saturdays plus Nov 1; Flashlight Nights on four October Saturdays. Closed Sundays.From $8