Adventure-activity focused with zip line, obstacle course, and paintball plus petting zoo—best for older kids and families seeking thrills, but pricing is not posted online.
Pricing not specified on website
Adventure Farms SC is the outlier in this batch. Most pumpkin patches center on quiet, pastoral activities—mazes, hayrides, petting zoos. This farm leans into action: zip line, obstacle course, paintball, jumping pillow, and petting zoo. If your family treats fall as a pumpkin occasion but also seeks physical activity and a bit of adrenaline, this is the pivot.
The zip line and obstacle course aren’t gimmicks; they’re real attractions that work for kids 8+ and adults. They appeal to families with at least one kid who’s coordinated enough for a course or genuinely interested in adventure activities. A jumping pillow suits younger kids, but most of the listed activities target kids who want to move and challenge themselves. The petting zoo is the entry-level option if your youngest wants to interact with animals without committing to an obstacle course.
This is the major gap: admission pricing and which activities are included are not posted. Zip line, obstacle course, paintball, and campfire rentals almost certainly have separate fees beyond admission. The petting zoo may be included or separate. The u-pick pumpkin patch is listed, but whether that’s free (just digging your pumpkin out of a field) or charged separately is unclear. This is a farm you cannot visit without calling ahead first. Phone: 839.245.1990. Get a full price quote and ask which activities are included in base admission and which are à la carte.
Open Friday 3pm–8pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am–9pm, September 21–November 8. Friday evenings are lighter than weekends—fewer families can make weekday evenings, so if you want to avoid crowds, a Friday 3pm visit is more pleasant. The extended hours (open until 9pm) mean evening visits are possible, but late-season October evenings will be noticeably cool, especially if you’re climbing or running an obstacle course. Dress in layers and bring a light jacket.
Barnwell is inland in the Pee Dee region, about 45 minutes from the Lowcountry coast. It’s rural and quieter than coastal areas. October weather is more stable than the coast—daytime highs typically in the low-to-mid 70s, evenings cooling into the 50s. Field parking is unpaved; September rain can make it muddy, but October is typically drier. Wear shoes you don’t mind getting dirty.
Many adventure farms offer discounts for larger groups (6+ people) or kids’ birthday parties. If you’re taking a family of 6+ or organizing a kid group outing, ask about party packages or group pricing when you call 839.245.1990.
The zip line and obstacle course are for kids 8+, likely with height and weight minimums—confirm when you call. The jumping pillow suits toddlers and early elementary. Petting zoo is all-ages. Paintball is typically 10+ at most farms. U-pick pumpkins suit all ages but require adult help for young kids. Campfire rentals are group-friendly but separate from daily visiting.
Campfire rentals are an unusual offering—suggests the farm accommodates small group gatherings or family reunions beyond standard daily visiting. Ask if rentals are by reservation, what’s included (wood, seating, food), and whether they’re part of the property or a separate area you can access on a regular visit day.
September and early October for comfortable outdoor activity conditions; avoid late October if obstacle courses or climbing will feel too warm.
3-4 hours
Friday evenings (3pm–8pm) are lighter than weekends; Saturdays and Sundays draw families, but extended 11am–9pm hours reduce midday bottlenecks.
Not specified; expect farm lot (typical unpaved for Pee Dee rural farms).
Zip line and obstacle course likely have weight, height, or mobility limitations. Paintball, campfire, and petting zoo accessibility unknown. Call 839.245.1990 to discuss accommodations.
Your kids are under 5 or you want a low-energy, classic pumpkin-and-hayride experience. This farm prioritizes action activities over pastoral farm charm.
Barnwell is rural Pee Dee, inland and away from major metro areas. No major nearby attractions are listed. Plan this as a dedicated farm outing, not as part of a multi-stop day.
The record does not specify. Zip line, obstacle course, paintball, and campfire rentals likely have separate fees. Call 839.245.1990 to request a full pricing breakdown before visiting.
Not specified in the record. Zip lines typically require minimum age (8+) and weight limits. Call 839.245.1990 to confirm your child qualifies.
Yes; the farm lists 5v5 paintball fields. Contact 839.245.1990 to ask about group rates, paintball pricing, and whether you need to bring teams or they provide teams.
The record doesn't clarify. Most farm petting zoos are free or low-cost. Call 839.245.1990 to confirm.
September 21 – November 8, 2026. Friday 3pm-8pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am-9pm. Hours: Friday 3pm-8pm, Saturday & Sunday 11am-9pm.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Pricing not specified on website
4593 SC-70, Barnwell, SC 29812, in Barnwell County. It is one of 3 patches we track in Pee Dee.
We track 3 patches in Pee Dee. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 49 days against a regional average of 49, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has farm animals, rides and play structures, which most Pee Dee patches on our list do not.
adventurefarmssc.com
Checked August 2026.