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Wall Hill's 3G Farms

📍 627 Wall Hill Rd, Marshall County, MS 38611🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

A u-pick pumpkin and farm-stand operation with hayrides, featuring both pre-picked pumpkins and pick-your-own options, but with no published 2026 dates or pricing.

Aerial view of Wall Hill's 3G Farms in Byhalia, MS

What you get for the price

Included with admission

pumpkins for saleu-pick pumpkinspumpkin patchhayrides

Our take

Wall Hill’s 3G Farms operates as both a pumpkin farm stand and a u-pick operation. The dual model gives visitors options: if you want to browse pumpkins at the stand and pick one quickly, that is available. If you want to walk the field and harvest your own, that is available too. Hayrides add a secondary activity for families wanting more than just pumpkin selection.

The hybrid approach

The farm stand model means there is a retail component — a physical location where pre-picked pumpkins and likely other fall goods are displayed for selection. This is faster and cleaner than u-pick but usually costs more. The u-pick field offers the hands-on experience and typically lower cost but requires more time and effort.

For a first-time family visit, this combination is useful: if young children struggle with the physical work of u-pick or the time it takes, you can fall back to the farm stand. If they enjoy the hands-on experience, you have that option.

U-pick practicalities

U-pick pumpkins require:

  • Walking the field to find and select pumpkins
  • Cutting or twisting pumpkins from vines
  • Carrying them back — pumpkins are heavy, so a wagon helps
  • Work gloves to protect hands from dirt and vine cuts
  • 45 to 90 minutes depending on field size and crowd

Pre-picked at the farm stand requires:

  • Browsing the available selection
  • Choosing one (or a few)
  • Carrying it(them) out
  • 15 to 30 minutes

Hayrides as the secondary draw

Hayrides add a tactile farm experience and a break from pumpkin selection. They typically take 15 to 30 minutes. Ask when you call whether hayrides run on a schedule or continuously, and whether they are included in admission or cost extra.

What is unknown

The farm has no published 2026 dates, hours or pricing. The research notes include wallhills3gfarms@gmail.com. Before driving, ask:

  • Opening and closing dates for fall 2026
  • Hours of operation
  • Pre-picked pumpkin pricing and availability
  • U-pick field pricing (per pumpkin, per pound, flat fee)
  • Hayride cost and schedule
  • Equipment available (wagons, clippers)

Northern Mississippi context

Byhalia sits in Marshall County, in Northern Mississippi near the Memphis metro area. The area is agricultural but also increasingly suburban due to Memphis sprawl. October is the best weather window for outdoor activities. The farm’s actual season remains unknown until you contact them.

Farm stand as part of the experience

The farm-stand component suggests the farm may carry other fall goods, seasonal items or local products. These farm stands are often worth browsing — you may find items beyond pumpkins that make the trip worthwhile. Ask what the stand offers when you call.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

The farm does not publish 2026 opening and closing dates. Contact wallhills3gfarms@gmail.com to confirm when the farm will be open. Most Northern Mississippi farms operate from late September through October or November, but this year's schedule must be verified.

How long to budget

One to three hours. The farm offers both pre-picked pumpkins (15 to 30 minutes) and u-pick options (45 to 90 minutes). Hayrides add 15 to 30 minutes. Choose your pace based on preference.

Crowds

Not published. Farm stands and u-pick operations tend to see heavier weekend traffic. Weekday visits, if available, are quieter.

Parking

Not documented. Assume field or lot parking; assume potential mud after rain.

Strollers and accessibility

Not documented. Contact the farm about u-pick field accessibility and farm-stand access.

What to bring

  • Closed shoes for the u-pick field and farm grounds
  • Work gloves if you plan u-pick, to protect hands from vines and dirt
  • A light jacket for morning and late-afternoon chill
  • A wagon or small cart if you have one; u-pick pumpkins are heavy

How to spend less here

  • Pre-picked pumpkins are faster but typically more expensive; u-pick pumpkins are cheaper but require work and time
  • Farm-stand pumpkins may offer better pricing than retail alternatives
  • Bring your own wagon to avoid farm rental equipment costs

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families who want flexibility in how they experience pumpkin picking
  • First-time visitors who may prefer pre-picked to u-pick
  • Households who enjoy farm stands and browsing local offerings
  • Byhalia and Marshall County residents

Skip it if

You cannot contact the farm to confirm the 2026 opening date. The farm has no published schedule online, so a phone call or email to wallhills3gfarms@gmail.com is required before planning.

Common questions

When does Wall Hill's 3G Farms open in 2026?

The farm does not publish its 2026 dates online. Contact wallhills3gfarms@gmail.com to confirm opening and closing dates and hours.

Can I pick my own pumpkins, or do I have to buy pre-picked?

Wall Hill's 3G Farms offers both options. You can select from pre-picked pumpkins at the farm stand, or go to the field for u-pick pumpkins. Ask about the pricing difference and field conditions when you call.

How much does it cost?

Pricing information was not published online. Contact wallhills3gfarms@gmail.com to ask about pre-picked pricing, u-pick pricing and hayride costs.

When is Wall Hill's 3G Farms open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does Wall Hill's 3G Farms cost?

Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.

Where is Wall Hill's 3G Farms?

627 Wall Hill Rd, Marshall County, MS 38611, in Marshall County. It is one of 10 patches we track in Northern Mississippi.

How Wall Hill's 3G Farms compares in Northern Mississippi

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 u-pick fields, 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.

Other patches near Byhalia

There is 1 other patch we track in Marshall County. All Northern Mississippi patches →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openNot published
HoursNot published
AdmissionNot published
CountyMarshall County
RegionNorthern Mississippi

Sources

wallhills3gfarms.com · pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

Checked August 2026.