Huntsville Pumpkin Patches
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October not only means football, but also, pumpkin patches, corn mazes and hayrides. Below are places in Huntsville and Madison County where you can have some fun with the kids.
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Tate Farms – pumpkin patch, pumpkins, corn maze, cotton
8414 Moores Mill Rd, Meridianville, AL. Phone: 256 828 8288 and 256 828 7200. Fax 256 828 7200. Open: for private school/day care tours Monday to Friday from 9am to 2pm and open to the public Monday to Friday from 2pm to 6pm and Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Pumpkins start the last week in September and all of October. There are lots of activities, like school and group tours, hay rides to the pumpkin patch, tour of the farm, hay bale maze, pumpkin chunkin air gun, corn crib to play in (similar to a sand box but with corn instead of sand), cotton fields to visit and experience picking, picnic areas, petting zoo, clean restrooms, gift shop, large vegetable shed where you can purchase already picked items, swings, kiddie area with rides and activities just their size, photo opportunities, 45 acres of pumpkins and gourds grown on the land. Students are given a lesson on the crop and then driven out to the field to pick out and then pick their own pumpkins. They grow many varieties, such as Ole Zeb, Autumn King, Gold Medal, Big Max, Phantom, Appalachian, Casper (white pumpkin), Baby Boo (also white), Cinderella, Wee-b-Little, Lumina, Gold Fever, Pik-a-pie, Fairy Tale, Jack Pot, Dill’s Atlantic Giant and Jarrahdale.
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