Farm Adventures

This year will be April 16th

Hillside’s annual Easter egg hunt and festival is on the Saturday before Easter. We hide over 10,000 eggs. Hunt is open to kids’ age 0-10, Hunt is Free. There is even an egg draw in the store for adults. Bunny will be at the Farm starting at 10 am for Pictures and Lunch. Farm actives all day, see Facebook Page for more information.

TBD for 2022

FOR FALL:

The hayride to the barnyard will be running starting the first weekend in October hourly. Weekdays hayrides can be scheduled by appointment in the afternoons due to field trips Cost $2 per person to ride, under 2 is free. Goat feed can be purchased along with hayride for $.50 a bag.

Spring/Summer:

By Appointment only.. Please Call 706-782-2776 or 706-782-4995

During Fall

The farm train runs leisurely every hour around the farm. Slow steady ride around the farm and thru the apple orchard. Weekday Train rides are scheduled by appointment afternoon only due to fall field trips.  The cost of the Farm train is $4 per person, under 2 is free.

During Spring:

Train Runs by appointment Only. Call for appointment for groups. 706-782-2776 or 706-782-4995. Staff is limited we will try to accommodate as best as possible.

Apple Picking is available but limited, due spring weather. our apples were not sprayed as much as we wanted to.

so they are good apples, natural apples, but not pretty apples. 

we invite you to enjoy the experience of picking apples. 

Open Daily
Bags Range from $5-$20, bags include mixed gems, emeralds, fossils, arrowheads or all of the above
Come Visit with Miner Jim and Donkey and See the show between the two in our indoor gem mine and flume.

Fall Farm Day Sale and Specials.

First Saturday in November...

Follow Facebook for information as we get closer. 

2023 Corn Maze

Now open $8 Per Person

All of these attractions are available to visit. Playground is free for kids to play, Equipment on playground is for kids under 10. Visit the animals out at the farm. The walk around the farm is a ½ mile stroll by Stonewall Creek.