6 Pumpkin Patches Near Hattiesburg (2025) + Bonus Lunch Spot
Plan your fall weekends without the doom-scroll. These are the top local patches within an easy drive of Hattiesburg — with one bonus stop if you just want pumpkins and a great meal.
Updated: August 2025 • Tip: Always confirm 2025 dates/hours on each farm’s site or Facebook before you go.
Quick Answer
The best pumpkin patches near Hattiesburg: Mitchell Farms (Collins), Seward Farms (Lucedale), Williams Family Farms (Wiggins), Lazy Acres Fun Farm (Chunky), Three Sisters Farm – “Oma’s Pumpkin Patch” (Petal), and Sandy Run Farm (Purvis). Bonus: Shady Acres Village (Seminary) for pumpkins + lunch (not a patch).
At-a-Glance
| Patch | City | Typical Season | Drive Time* | Highlights | Official Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mitchell Farms | Collins | Late Sept–Early Nov | ~40 min | Corn maze, hayrides, play areas | Website/FB |
| Seward Farms | Lucedale | Late Sept–Early Nov (often Sat-heavy) | ~1 hr 30 min | Big maze, cow train, live shows | Website/FB |
| Williams Family Farms | Wiggins | Early–Late Oct (mostly weekends) | ~60–70 min | Pumpkin patch, maze, slides | Website/FB |
| Lazy Acres Fun Farm | Chunky | Late Sept–Early Nov | ~2 hrs | Pig races, hayrides, big attractions | Website/FB |
| Three Sisters Farm (Oma’s Pumpkin Patch) | Petal | October (select days) | ~15–20 min | Family-run, kid-friendly | Website/FB |
| Sandy Run Farm | Purvis | October (weekends) | ~25–30 min | Local produce + patch | Website/FB |
*Drive times from Hattiesburg; traffic and routes vary. Check each farm’s page for 2025 dates, hours, and ticketing.
Top 6 Pumpkin Patches Near Hattiesburg
1) Mitchell Farms — Collins
Why go: Easy crowd-pleaser with tons to do for all ages.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (usually late Sept–early Nov).
- Good for: Families with mixed ages; grandparents’ day out.
- Pro tip: Hit morning hours for cooler temps and shorter lines.
- Info: Website/FB
2) Seward Farms — Lucedale
Why go: Big-event feel with shows and a serious maze.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (often Saturdays through the season).
- Good for: Older kids/teens who want more action.
- Pro tip: Pre-buy tickets if they open limited days.
- Info: Website/FB
3) Williams Family Farms — Wiggins
Why go: Classic South MS fall setup with a friendly, local crowd.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (historically weekends in Oct).
- Good for: Day trip + coast errands.
- Pro tip: Save the maze for later in the day as shadows cool things off.
- Info: Website/FB
4) Lazy Acres Fun Farm — Chunky
Why go: The most “theme park” of the bunch—tons of attractions.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (typically late Sept–early Nov).
- Good for: Full-day outing; plan a picnic or use on-site food.
- Pro tip: Budget extra time for parking on peak weekends.
- Info: Website/FB
5) Three Sisters Farm (Oma’s Pumpkin Patch) — Petal
Why go: Close to home, family-run, and easy with littles.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (watch for October weekends).
- Good for: Short trip, toddlers, and grandparents.
- Pro tip: Bring cash for small-vendor treats when available.
- Info: Website/FB
6) Sandy Run Farm — Purvis
Why go: Local produce spot that leans into fall fun.
- 2025 status: Dates/hours TBA (usually October weekends).
- Good for: Low-key patch experience close to home.
- Pro tip: Pair with a Purvis lunch stop to make it a mini day trip.
- Info: Website/FB
Bonus: Shady Acres Village — Seminary (Pumpkins + Lunch, Not a Patch)
Want pumpkins and a guaranteed great lunch without the maze? Shady Acres Village is your move. It’s a year-round market with a bakery, café, and gift shops that goes full fall every day.
- What to know: Not a pumpkin patch — it’s a produce market with seasonal displays.
- Best for: A short weekday run for décor + pies, or an easy Saturday lunch stop.
- Info: Website/FB
Planning Tips
- Buy early: Popular weekends sell out once dates go live.
- Dress smart: Closed-toe shoes. Fields get dusty or muddy.
- Photos: Golden hour (last 90 minutes before sunset) is your friend.
- Pets: Many farms don’t allow dogs — check the rules first.
- Cash: Keep some on hand for small vendors or parking.
Thinking about selling this fall?
Use the season: pumpkins, mums, and clean front porches make photos pop. If you want a pricing game plan (and a fast pre-market punch list), message me and I’ll map it out.