Conyers & Covington Fall Festivals & Pumpkin Patches 2026
Looking for fall festivals and pumpkin patches in Conyers & Covington in 2026? You’re in the right place!
We’ve rounded up the festivals, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and harvest fun happening in and around Conyers & Covington this season, so you can skip the ten Facebook groups and just scroll this list instead.
Last updated: October 14, 2026. We’re adding events all season long, so bookmark this page!
All events are subject to change without notice, so check the event’s website before you head out.
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🎃 Conyers & Covington Pumpkin Patches
First United Methodist Church Covington
Just steps off the Square, this is the easiest fall photo op around. Let the kids loose among the pumpkins, snap your pics, and you’re on your way. It’s a perfect after-school stop on weekdays.
- Hours: Monday–Friday 4–7pm, Saturday 9am–7pm, Sunday 12:30–7pm
- Cost: Free to visit; pumpkins for sale
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Stone Mountain Park Pumpkin Festival (Stone Mountain)
Stone Mountain’s festival has fall fun by day and glowing displays by night, plus classic storybook characters for the little ones.
- When: Fridays–Sundays, September 19–November 1
- Hours: Summit Skyride opens at 10am; the Pumpkin Festival and other attractions open at 2pm
- Cost: Day and night activities are included with a Daily Attraction Ticket or Mountain Membership.
- Good to know: If your kids want the glow displays, plan to arrive in the afternoon and stay past dark.
Southern Belle Farm (McDonough)
This is the full-day, old-fashioned fall farm experience: a pumpkin patch, a 4-acre corn maze, pig races, and more than 20 outdoor activities, plus a farm market and bakery.
- Pumpkin patch, market, and bakery: Free entry. Open Wednesday–Friday 9am–5pm, Saturday 10am–7pm, Sunday 1–7pm.
- Belle’s Barnyard activities: Ticketed, weekends only. Saturday 10am–7pm, Sunday 1–7pm.
- Good to know: The corn maze and activities are weekends only. After November 1, the farm closes at 6pm.
Lane Southern Orchards (Fort Valley)
Lane runs a giant 6-acre corn maze all October. This year it has a new Maize-O-Poly game with prizes, plus hayrides around the maze and rubber duck races down the flume. Fair food from the Peachtree Cafe is available Friday through Sunday.
- Hours: Monday–Friday 12–5:30pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am–5:30pm
- Admission: Ages 3 and under are free. Corn maze is $8 (ages 4–12) or $11 (12+). A maze and hayride combo is $8 (4–12) or $14 (12+). New this year, an unlimited fall pass is $15 (4–12) or $20 (12+).
- Fall Farm Festival: Saturday, October 17, 11am–5pm, with arts and crafts vendors and food trucks
Dickey Farms (Musella)
Dickey Farms has a themed corn maze with a new design each year, plus pumpkins, a hayride, and games.
- Open: Saturdays and Sundays only, September 19–November 1
- Tickets: Sold at the corn maze gate
- Good to know: Leashed dogs are welcome in the general fall area; bring waste bags. Dogs aren’t allowed in the maze unless you carry them.
- The 2026 Fall Festival (September 26) has already happened.
Oakland Cemetery Pumpkin Patch (Atlanta)
This is a free, family-friendly pumpkin patch with local food and coffee vendors and an artist market.
- This year’s event (October 3–4) has already happened. Mark your calendar for next fall!
📅 Conyers & Covington Fall Events Calendar 2026
Some events depend on the weather, so double-check before you head out!
Know about a fall event or pumpkin patch we missed? Submit it here or email me at noreenb@macaronikid.com, and I’ll add it.
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