easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels with light walking and standing during activities.
Huckleberry Trail Farm's Fall Festival in Siler City offers weekends of corn mazes, pumpkin picking, and old-fashioned games. Gather friends and family for an authentic autumn day steeped in rural North Carolina charm.
Starting at $10 | All Ages
Join the Fall Festival for a memorable day filled with adventure! Explore a corn maze, pick your own pumpkin, and enjoy classic games in a picturesque setting. Open weekends from September 28 to October 27, this family-friendly event promises fun for everyone, making it the perfect autumn outing.
Are you, your family and your friends ready to make some memories and have some fall fun, Huckleberry style?
Fall Festival starts September 28 and runs every Saturday and Sunday through October 27. We are open from 10 to 6 on Saturday and 1 to 6 on Sunday. Our last ticket is sold one hour before closing. Although the online ticketing asks you to choose a 1 hour time slot, you are NOT limited to one hour. It usually takes 2-3 hours to enjoy all the farm has to offer.
One admission price gives you access to all the fun. We sell our pumpkins, fall decorations, refreshments, and merchandise separately to keep our admission prices low.
We have a corn maze, a real pumpkin patch (cut your own pumpkin right off the vine while they last!), a cotton patch, and lots of old-timey games and activities including a mini Field of Dreams. We sell pumpkins of all sizes as well as corn stalks, gourds, and hay bales.
We are conveniently located on Hwy 64 between Pittsboro and Siler City, just 30 minutes from Cary, Apex, Chapel Hill, Durham, and Greensboro. It’s an easy drive over a shimmering lake and rushing river, through beautiful rolling country and past farmland complete with horses, cows, and red barns.
Closed-toe shoes are best for navigating the corn maze and farm paths safely.
Weekends can get busy—early arrivals get the best pick of pumpkins and quieter maze conditions.
While admission is prepaid, farm produce and concessions are typically cash only.
Though tickets sell hourly slots, allow a couple of hours to fully enjoy all activities without rushing.
The Huckleberry Trail Farm region reflects Central North Carolina's agricultural heritage, sustaining active farming traditions through family-run operations.
The farm practices sustainable land management by rotating crops and minimizing chemical use to preserve soil health and support local ecosystems.
Protect your feet while walking through uneven terrain and farm areas.
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Prepare for chilly mornings and warmer afternoons with adaptable clothing.
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Bring sunscreen and a hat for sunny daytime hours.
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Capture scenic farm views and seasonal colors.