Farms Near Charleston, SC

Boone Hall offers an annual Fall Festival with the 2026 season date to be announced.

The pumpkin patch is open on the weekends only (Friday-Sunday) from 10 am to 5 pm. There’s a lot more than pumpkins, including tractor rides, farm animals, corn maze, and more!

Admission is $15 per person (ages 3+) and children under 2 are free with a paying adult.

Additionally, they offer fright nights with admission starting at $39 each. Visit their website for dates!

Here’s our full Kidding Around Review of Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch

They offer a seasonal pumpkin patch that opens on September 19th, 2026. You can pick pumpkins, listen to live music, and shop the gift shop.

They are open Sunday through Friday from 11 am to 7 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm.

In the Winter, they offer Christmas trees.

If you’ve got animal lovers at home, put Flowertown Charm straight to the top of your Lowcountry bucket list! Tucked away right in the heart of downtown Summerville, this adorable historic 1870s mini-farm is pure magic for kids.

Farm Experiences & Events

Goat Yoga: Outdoors on the lawn with resident goats wandering through class.

Slushies & Snuggles / Snuggle Sanctuary: Animal cuddle sessions paired with cold drinks.

Private Farm Experiences: Exclusive private group visits and hands-on animal feeding sessions.

Seasonal & Specialty Classes: Pumpkin carving with baby goats, holiday candle making, ornament painting, and marshmallows with goats in sweaters.

See our full review here at Kidding Around Charleston – Flowertown Charm 

Full Circle Farm on Johns Island is a family-owned farm where kids can meet goats, donkeys, ducks, and other farm animals while getting a taste of farm life. Families can stop by for a self-guided visit or schedule a more hands-on guided experience.

Self-guided farm tours are $5 per person ages 5 and older and include the opportunity to explore the farm at your own pace. Families can also enjoy a woods walk, and kids can participate in a farm scavenger hunt. Guided “Inside the Pens” tours are available by appointment and include closer animal interactions plus a golf cart or hay wagon ride.

The farm also offers seasonal and special activities including a pumpkin patch in October, Christmas trees in December, goat yoga, occasional hayrides, farm-to-table experiences, and opportunities to help with farm chores.

Good to know: Full Circle Farm is currently open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. Self-guided visits do not require an appointment, but guided tours should be requested in advance.

Jeremiah Farm offers educational farm tours and livestock interactions by appointment, along with seasonal experiences such as baby goat snuggling. Visitors may also find classes and workshops covering cheesemaking, soap making, homesteading, gardening, and other farmstead skills.

The farm sells Grade A raw goat milk, farm-fresh eggs, goat milk soap, plants, herbs, and other seasonal farm products.

Good to know: Jeremiah Farm is not a drop-in petting farm. Tours, classes, animal experiences, and farm product pickups are generally by appointment, so contact the farm before you visit.

The pumpkin path dates are to be announce for the 2026 season.

They offer an annual pumpkin patch with a hayride, summer camps, a vegetable club, a butchers club, special events, and more! The pumpkin patch is open through the end of  October on weekends only. The cost is $5 per car with additional cost for the extra activities they offer. $5 gate fee includes 1 coupon for 1 free hayride (one person only). 

Additionally, Legare Farms offers birthday parties, field trips, and summer camps. Learn about their summer camps for ages 6-11 where kids get to experience a working farm with animals on their website.

They offer an annual corn maze and fall fun for families starting on October 1st, 2026 through November 1st, 2026. Hours are Wednesday through Sunday 10 am to 8 pm. Admission is $8 per person. Kids under 2 are free. They offer a corn maze, children’s area, special events, field trips, and more!

Here’s our whole Kidding Around article on West Farm Corn Maze.