Family Fun at
Tate Farms
Cotton Pickin' Pumpkins
Best known for our school tours, Tate Farms Cotton Pickin' Pumpkins is also open for Family Fun! We are currently closed and will re-open September 24, 2012.
$10 General Admission (ages 2 and above) includes:
- NEW Jumping Pillow
- Hay Ride to Pumpkin Field
(pumpkins are an additional charge)
- Play in the Cotton Jump
- Hay Bale Maze for Your Exploring
- 4 Corn Cribs to Play In
- Animals to Pet
- Barnyard Playground: cotton picker slide, tire tower...
- Corn Train Rides
- Fall Photography Displays
- General Store
Additional Charges:
- Pumpkins- Carving or Specialty Pumpkins, priced by weight
- Fall Decor: Gourds, Mums, Straw Bales, Corn Shocks
- Gourd Gun- 3 shots for $5.00 (Sat. only)
- Face Painting-$1.00 per design (Sat. only)
And of course you can pick your own pumpkins from our huge, 60 acres of pumpkins and gourds of all kinds and varieties!
Don't forget to visit our Tate Farms Cotton Pickin' Pumpkins Country Store, for fall decor for your home, farm related child toys, Tate Farms T-shirts and even fudge!.
Inside, you'll also find our personal cookbook "Tate Farms, Friends and Family," featuring recipes from the Tate family, and our many friends, employees and family members--featuring old family favorites, and of course, lots of pumpkin recipes.
Enjoy great food and fun at The Barn Cafe. The cafe is open Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. We serve, cooked to order hamburgers, hotdogs, delicious grilled and fried chicken sandwiches, chicken fingers, and fries. Of course, we use our own pumpkins to prepare our great tasting homemade pumpkin pies!
 The Barn Cafe offers a soup of the day, along with the southern favorite-pintos, cornbread, and a slice of onion.
 We also have pumpkin slushies, pumpkin sippies, soft drinks, hot chocolates/ cappucino's and coffee.
On Saturdays, we offer country fair type foods such as funnel cakes, cotton candy, roasted corn, and specialty breads and desserts.
Plan to spend a full day at Tate Farms Cotton Pickin' Pumpkins.
Don't forget your camera!
Sorry, no leashed or unleashed pets may be brought onto the farm.
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