A multi-activity family farm with petting zoo, playground, and practical amenities like restrooms and picnic areas, but with no published 2026 dates or pricing information.
Madi Bell Farms is a full-service family farm positioned for a half-day or full outing. The activity list spans multiple age groups: petting zoo and playground for toddlers and early elementary, hayrides and hay maze for slightly older kids and families, pumpkin patch as the harvest anchor. The on-site amenities — restrooms and picnic areas — are practical advantages that eliminate the need to leave the property for basic comfort.
The farm does not publish its 2026 opening or closing dates anywhere online. This is a blank that must be filled by contact before planning a trip. The email in the research notes is park2011@bellsouth.net, though a direct phone call is faster if you can locate the number.
A farm offering petting zoo, playground, hayrides, hay maze and pumpkin patch is making a play for families with younger children. Toddlers and kids in grades K–3 will find more to do than older elementary or teenage visitors. If your group is multigenerational — grandparents, parents and young kids — the activity spread works. If you have only school-age children and teenagers, ask the farm about difficulty levels on the hay maze and whether the activities will hold their interest.
The presence of restrooms and picnic areas is not glamorous, but it is functionally important. It means you can plan a full morning or afternoon without scouting for bathrooms at a gas station or driving to town for lunch. If you bring a cooler with snacks or a picnic meal, the on-site picnic areas make that practical. If the farm has concessions, ask about those when you call to confirm the schedule.
Chickasaw County is in the upper part of Northern Mississippi, not far from the Alabama border. The area is agricultural and rural, with a working-farm character. Unlike the intensely flat Delta to the west, this part of the state has slightly more elevation and often sees a bit more genuine fall color. Late September through mid-October is the prime window for weather and pumpkin ripeness, but the farm’s actual season remains unknown until you contact them.
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The farm does not publish 2026 opening and closing dates. Call to confirm the season before planning your trip. Historically, Northern Mississippi farms open in late September and run through October or November, but this year's dates must be verified with the farm directly.
Three to four hours. The activity list includes pumpkin patch, hayrides, hay maze, petting zoo, and playground — enough for a family to occupy a morning or afternoon without rushing.
Not published. A family-oriented farm with playgrounds will likely see heavier weekend traffic, particularly mid-October when weather and pumpkin selection are both at their peak.
Not documented. Most Northern Mississippi farms use field parking; assume unpaved surfaces and potential mud after rain.
Not published. Call the farm at park2011@bellsouth.net or seek the farm's phone number to discuss accessibility before visiting.
You cannot contact the farm in advance to confirm dates and pricing. The farm has no published 2026 schedule online, and without knowing when it is open or what it costs, planning a visit requires a phone call first. Skip it if you do not have time to make that call before driving.
The farm does not publish its 2026 opening and closing dates online. Contact the farm to confirm the season. Research notes show an email (park2011@bellsouth.net), though a phone number would be more direct for planning.
Pricing information was not published at the time we reviewed the farm. Contact the farm directly to ask what admission is, and whether the petting zoo, playground, hayrides, and hay maze have separate charges or are bundled.
Yes. Madi Bell Farms includes a petting zoo as part of its fall activities. The farm also has a playground and picnic areas. Bring hand sanitizer if your children will be handling animals.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
We track 10 patches in Northern Mississippi. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has a corn or crop maze, farm animals, which most Northern Mississippi patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 10 patches we track in Northern Mississippi had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
madibellfarms.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Checked August 2026.