Burt's Farm
5 Burts Pumpkin Farm Rd, Dawsonville, GA, 30534
About
In 1991, the Burt’s decided to build a barn and a few pumpkin sheds on family land right bedside the falls, which is the present day location of Burt’s Farm. Johnny also thought a hayride around the farm would be a good addition for the children visiting the farm. The hayride is now one of the main attractions of the farm. On a busy day, there are ten tractors and wagons that allow people to see fields of growing pumpkins. They also listen to a story told by Autumn and Gordy, a pair of one-of-a-kind animated pumpkins. The hayride ends on top of a mountain with a great view of Amicalola Falls and thousands of pumpkins in the farm yard.
Another attraction at the farm is the many delicious baked goods that are baked onsite. The sweet smell filling the farm yard is the smell of pumpkin pie, bread and pumpkin rolls baked using family recipes handed down over the generations.
Burt’s Farm now grows over twenty varieties of pumpkins, along with ornamental corn and winter squash. The Burts started experimenting with butternut squash, using it as Nutraceuticals (personal care products). The butternut squash contains Vitamin A, Vitamin C and Beta Keratin. The juice from the squash works wonders restoring the hair and skin. Burt’s Farm produces shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and skin care products using this amazing butternut squash juice. These unique products can only be found at Burt’s Farm.
For over 40 years Burt’s Farm has been blessed to have customers come from all over the southeast to get their pumpkins and fall decorations. Thank you for making Burt’s Farm a part of your fall family traditions.
Products
Indian Corn, Pumpkins
Farming Practices
During the fall pumpkin harvest, choose from thousands of pumpkins, Indian corn, gourds and fall decorations. Scenic hayrides, popcorn processing, gift shop, talking pumpkins, boiled peanuts, student field trips. Shop for jams, jellies, relishes, freshly baked pumpkin breads and pumpkin pies. Group rates. Open September 1 to November 15 daily.