10/19/2026
Fall in Charleston may require sunscreen, but I’m still coming home with pumpkins. 🍂 Here’s where to go for your kind of fall afternoon:
• Boone Hall | Mount Pleasant: Make a day of it with tractor tours, a petting zoo, live performances and a corn maze. Admission: $15 ages 3+; ages 2 and under free. Pumpkins sold separately.
• West Farm | Moncks Corner: For the corn-maze crowd, with hayrides and farm fun along the way. Admission ages 3+: $10 Wednesday–Friday; $15 Saturday–Sunday. Ages 2 and under free. Gate purchases by card add $2 per ticket; premium activities cost extra.
• Dreaming Farms | James Island: A charming, staged pumpkin patch made for seasonal photos and finding your porch’s finishing touches. Free admission and parking; pumpkins available to purchase. Come back for Christmas trees and holiday cheer.
• Hibben UMC | Mount Pleasant: A sweet neighborhood pumpkin stop on Coleman Boulevard, with purchases supporting church missions. No admission fee or pumpkin prices are published on its website.
• Legare Farms | Johns Island: Country charm, barnyard animals and hayrides to feed the cows. Its website lists $5 admission per car and $5 cow-feeding hayrides for ages 2+. The page isn’t season-dated, so confirm pricing before visiting.
Save this for your next fall outing—and tell me which patch gets your vote. 🎃