Have you visited Stewart Farms in Enoree, SC? This family-owned farm has an on-the-vine U-Pick pumpkin patch in the fall that is charming and so much fun! The farm is perfect for a family outing because of the number of family-friendly activities to enjoy! We ventured off to Enoree, SC to explore the pumpkin patch, enjoy a hayride through the woods, and get lost in a corn maze. See just how much fun you can fit into a day at Stewart Farms!
This review is from a 2024 visit, and has been updated with 2026 information and details.
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Arriving at Stewart Farms
Stewart Farms is in Enoree, SC, about 40 minutes from downtown Greenville. Once you arrive, you’ll pass the market to your right. The market store is where you’ll pay for the activities you participated in or for the pumpkins you picked. However, you pay when you leave the farm, not before. An attendant will give you a sheet of paper with all the activities available on the farm, and they’ll mark them off as you go through your day. Some tips before you arrive:
The U-Pick Pumpkin Patch at Stewart Farms
When you walk up to the pumpkin patch, you’ll be greeted by an attendant who will offer a wagon and shears. Take the wagon! You’ll need it for the pumpkin collecting you are about to embark on, and it makes things so much easier. The farm has pumpkins of various shapes and sizes scattered throughout dozens of rows, so you can choose what works best for your fall decor or Halloween-decorating ideas. If the rows near the entrance are a little lackluster, head to the back of the patch where there are usually more pumpkins available.
Pumpkins cost $0.70 per lb. Once you’re finished picking your pumpkins, the attendant will weigh them and mark your slip of paper to turn into the farm market for payment. You can haul your pumpkins to your car using the wagon. Remember, do not cut a pumpkin off the vine if you don’t plan to buy it. Also, be mindful of the vines when cutting yours off. Keep the patch happy so everyone can enjoy it. The patch closes at dark, so make sure you arrive in time to explore it!
The SC Corn Maize
Ready to get lost in the corn? The Stewart Farms corn maze is a welcome challenge for families to enjoy together. The 2026 maize can be challenging, so make sure you allot enough time to enjoy it. If you have young children, we definitely recommend taking a stroller or personal wagon through the maze as those little legs will get tired. It costs $8.00 for ages six and older to go through the 2026 Corn Maize.
Wagon Rides at Stewart Farms
The wagon ride through Stewart Farms is charming, making it one of our favorite activities. The wagon is tractor led and pulls a large trailer with seats and gates. The majority of the wagon ride is through the woods, where you can look for fall decorations, Halloween displays, and old farm equipment while taking in the earthy smells, leaves changing color, and cooler weather. The wait to get on the wagon can take some time on busy days, but most of the line forms in the shade and the ride itself is worth it! The wagon ride takes about 25 minutes to complete, so make sure your kids have a snack and bathroom break beforehand. The wagon ride costs $5 per person and is free for children two and under.
Stewart Farms Nighttime Activities
If you’re looking for some spooky activities to go along with your trip to Stewart Farms, then make sure to go in the evening! The farm offers several nights in October where you can take a Nightime Wagon Ride or explore the Big Boo Haunted Maize. The wagon ride ventures through the woods where you’ll see lit jack-o-lanterns and spooky Halloween scenes and decorations. The Big Boo Haunted Maize is family-friendly, but it does get a little creepy in the maize at night, so it’s only recommended for ages six and older. The night activities begin at sundown and go on until 10 pm (gates close at 9, farm closes at 10).
Farm Animals to Visit
Stewart Farms has a small section of farm animals that your kids will love visiting. The goats are the most interactive, and the attendant will give your kids some hay to feed the goats through their enclosure. There are also ducks, pigs, and a cow to meet.
The Courtyard and Concessions
The courtyard is located at the center of the farm. There are snow cones for purchase from Brain Freeze and a concessions truck that sells food, sweet treats, drinks, and more. There are also 12 shaded picnic tables, or you can snag one of the standing shaded tables. The courtyard is the perfect place to rest and let your kids get their energy out and run around the field. There are also several photo opportunity spots lined along the cornfields. The Bee Barn is also in the courtyard, and is a fascinating way to watch the bees maintain their hive!
Unlike some places where you pay beforehand, Stewart Farms lets you enjoy the farm activities before paying. Once you leave the activity area and drive out of the parking lot, you’ll head back to the market store you passed when you entered. Remember to stop, park, and pay! This is where you’ll pay for the pumpkins and any other activities you engaged in on the farm. You can also stock up on local goods, home decor, and seasonal flowers at the market before you leave.
2026 Fall Season Admission Costs and Hours
The season runs from September 26 – October 31
Stewart Farms6600 Highway 92, Enoree, SC864-969-7270
Want more fall fun? Check out our Fall Guide to Greenville | Pumpkin Patches in Greenville | Corn Mazes in Greenville