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I'm spending this rainy day on my back under a tractor replacing worn tines on a large rotary tiller. The tiller will be used very soon to prepare the 2025 strawberry field for bed making. You can see new/old comparison pic how the hardened steel tines wear out with use. Summertime is extremely busy for a few of us. We plant the spring strawberry field in pumpkins; plant, cut, and maintain the corn maze; prepare ground for strawberries and build the raised beds; mow and weedwack acres and acres of land continuously; repair broken equipment and do preventive maintenance; build new fun activities for the fall; and in just a couple weeks we will start growing 58,000 strawberry tips (from Prince Edward Island, Canada) into rooted plugs. We haven't grown our own plugs since 2010 or so; we hope to produce a healthier plant than what we have been getting the past few years and avoid all of the losses from sick and dead plants. ... See MoreSee Less

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What's Available today

Operating Hours:

We are closed until late September 2024

Please call us at 704-562-4021 for more information about our fall season.

Plan Your Visit

No Admission Fee

Reservations Not Required

No Animals Allowed Except Service Animals

No Outside Food or Drinks Unless You Have a Rental At the Farm

Water Bottles Allowed

Come Pick

Come Pick Strawberries in the Spring and Pumpkins in the Farm

What's available

prices & activities

Come Play in Playround or Take a Hayride Around the Farm

Eat

After playing and pickin', come have a delicious meal at Hall's Kitchen or enjoy some of our yummy desserts at the Bakery

Animals

Come see our pigs, goats and, chickens

Groups Events & Parties

Have your next group event or party at Hall Family Farm

School tours

Book a Spring or Fall School Tour Today. Spring tours are April - May and Fall tours are late September - October 31

about us

Hall Family Farm was started in 2008 at the original homestead. We are now in Lancaster, SC and have been there since 2021.

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Our Address

445 W. Rebound Rd

Lancaster, SC 28720

Get in Touch

704-562-4021

[email protected]

I'm spending this rainy day on my back under a tra

I'm spending this rainy day on my back under a tractor replacing worn tines on a large rotary tiller. The tiller will be used very soon to prepare the 2025 strawberry field for bed making. You can see new/old comparison pic how the hardened steel tines wear out with use.

Summertime is extremely busy for a few of us. We plant the spring strawberry field in pumpkins; plant, cut, and maintain the corn maze; prepare ground for strawberries and build the raised beds; mow and weedwack acres and acres of land continuously; repair broken equipment and do preventive maintenance; build new fun activities for the fall; and in just a couple weeks we will start growing 58,000 strawberry tips (from Prince Edward Island, Canada) into rooted plugs. We haven't grown our own plugs since 2010 or so; we hope to produce a healthier plant than what we have been getting the past few years and avoid all of the losses from sick and dead plants.

We got a great stand of corn in the maze and are g

We got a great stand of corn in the maze and are getting some timely rain on it. We plant the maze twice; perpendicular to each other so you can't walk down a row. In this picture, the plants in the perpendicular direction look random, but they too are in straight lines. In the next 3 weeks we will design the maze, program it into our GPS system, and then cut the paths with a zero turn mower.

Where did the rain go? We have been struggling to

Where did the rain go? We have been struggling to prepare the ground for our 8-acre corn maze (this fall) and 4-acre strawberry patch (spring 2025). After 2 decent rains and some pond water irrigation, we successfully planted the corn maze, planted pumpkins on the old strawberry field, and are on track to have the new strawberry field ready for bed making this month or next. In the video, I am smoothing out the corn maze with a makeshift drag harrow, a 700-lb, 20-ft long steel ibeam.

My summer workcrew. It's morning because they're

My summer workcrew. It's morning because they're smiling. After working outside these upper 90 degree days, they aren't smiling.