A newer sustainable farm (established 2020) with significant community engagement and on-site honey sales, offering 15+ fall activities including school tours and group reservations, but 2026 fall-season dates, hours and admission pricing are not confirmed online.
Southern Pumpkin Company is a newer farm, established in October 2020. That newness is relevant context: the operation is still building, is community-engaged, and operates with explicit sustainability commitments (minimizing pesticide and chemical use). That philosophy differentiates it from older, larger farms built around pure entertainment.
The core attractions are straightforward: corn maze (including a kiddie maze for younger children), hayrides, petting zoo, inflatables, bounce house, and fall festival activities. The farm also maintains a gift shop and sells honey from hives on-site, which adds retail appeal.
The critical gap is that opening dates, hours and admission pricing for fall 2026 are not published anywhere accessible without calling or monitoring social media. The farm has 400+ Instagram followers who track seasonal opening announcements, so checking the farm’s Instagram or Facebook is one way to stay informed.
This farm was built with intentional community involvement. It operates school group tours, offers group reservations, and positions itself as a social venue as well as a destination. That appeals to families and organizations that value education and engagement alongside entertainment.
Many farms market themselves as “family-owned” or “local.” This farm goes further, publicly stating that it minimizes pesticide and chemical use. If you are interested in supporting farming practices aligned with those values, that is worth knowing.
The farm maintains beehives and sells honey on-site. The gift shop adds retail, which means you can build a shopping trip into a farm visit if that interests you. Budget accordingly if you plan to buy.
The farm’s lack of published opening dates suggests it operates informally or is still building infrastructure. Checking Facebook or Instagram for opening announcements is necessary if you want to visit. Alternatively, call 251-610-0557 or email mgraham@diebelnursery.com directly.
Like many newer farms, admission pricing is not published. A five-minute call or email gets you the cost and clarifies what activities are included versus separate charges.
Established in 2020, this farm is recent compared to decades-old operations elsewhere on this list. That may mean fresher equipment, modern thinking about sustainability, and ongoing evolution in operations. Or it may mean less experience managing crowds and day-to-day details. Call to get a sense of their readiness for your intended visit.
Unknown. The farm was established in October 2020 and operates seasonally, but 2026 fall dates and hours are not published. The farm's 400+ social-media followers track opening announcements, so checking Facebook or Instagram for opening dates is worth doing. Call 251-610-0557 or email to confirm.
Potentially three to four hours. With corn maze, petting zoo, inflatables, hayrides and other activities, a full afternoon or morning outing is typical.
Unknown without confirmed operating hours. Established 2020 with 400+ social-media followers suggests a growing local following but not yet a major regional draw.
Not specified. Assume field parking standard for rural Autauga County.
Corn maze, kiddie maze, hayrides, petting zoo, inflatables, bounce house and concessions suggest varied activities. Call ahead to discuss accessibility needs.
You need confirmed 2026 opening dates before planning. The farm is community-engaged and relies on social-media announcements for seasonal opening. Also skip if you want a traditional working pumpkin farm; this operation emphasizes sustainable practices and retail alongside activities.
Southern Pumpkin Company is in Autaugaville, Autauga County, between Montgomery and the countryside. It is a standalone destination rather than part of a larger attraction cluster.
Opening dates are not published online. Check the farm's Facebook or Instagram (400+ followers track announcements) or call 251-610-0557 to confirm.
Admission pricing is not published. Call the farm or email mgraham@diebelnursery.com to confirm cost and what activities are included.
Yes. School tours and group reservations are available. Call or email to book groups.
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.
233 County Road 133, Autaugaville, AL 36003, in Autauga County. It is one of 4 patches we track in Montgomery Region.
We track 4 patches in Montgomery Region. 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 u-pick fields, which most Montgomery Region patches on our list do not.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 2 of the 4 patches we track in Montgomery Region had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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Checked August 2026.