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Photostory: Sara’s Farm Adventure brings southern charm to fall festivities

Date: October 28, 2025
By Drew Wall

Many families from across the CSRA are spending their weekends at Sara’s Farm Adventure, a popular fall destination known for its colorful pumpkin patch and friendly animals.

The farm features a variety of attractions such as hayrides, photo spots, and seasonal displays that capture the essence of autumn in the South. From fields filled with pumpkins to farm animals, Sara’s Farm Adventure offers visitors of all ages a perfect way to celebrate the season.

A colorful pumpkin arch. Photo by Drew Wall.
Pumpkins of all sizes line the field, with prices posted for families looking to pick the perfect one for carving or decorating.
Photo by Drew Wall
A vintage farm truck loaded with pumpkins and flowers served as a popular photo spot for families.
Photo by Drew Wall.
One of the farm’s friendly ponies curiously greets guests from behind the fence. Photo by Drew Wall.
Two donkeys enjoy the cool fall weather. Photo by Drew Wall.
An alpaca stands tall greeting guests. Photo by Drew Wall.
A white alpaca relaxing. Photo by Drew Wall.
A miniature goat staring at the wood. Photo by Drew Wall.
Families and children gather and cheer on the pigs during the pig races. Video by Drew Wall.
The corn maze entrance sign. Photo by Drew Wall
A towering hay bale spider near the flower field. Photo by Drew Wall.
A giant inflatable pumpkin stands tall. Photo by Drew Wall.
A wooden barn structure filled with colorful pumpkins creates a picture-perfect spot for visitors to walk through and take photos.
Photo by Drew Wall.
A bright red tractor surrounded by flowers and pumpkins. Photo by Drew Wall.
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