The Berry Farm Invites Families to Experience Fall in an Unforgettable Way
Pumpkins, sunflowers, hayrides and countryside adventures will once again transform fall into a special experience for families across South Florida. The Berry Farm will officially launch its seventh season with the return of its 7th Annual Harvest Festival, bringing together more than eight weeks of some of the season’s most anticipated traditions.
The festival will begin Wednesday, September 16, and continue through Sunday, November 15, 2026. Set across 40 acres in Miami’s agricultural community, the farm will offer activities for guests of all ages in a natural, family-friendly setting away from the city’s everyday pace.
Among the main attractions are South Florida’s largest pumpkin patch and Miami’s only five-acre corn maze. Visitors can also enjoy scenic hayrides, blooming sunflower fields, farm animals, shaded play areas and picture-perfect spaces designed for seasonal photos.
“Harvest Festival has become much more than a seasonal event—it’s where traditions begin and continue for so many South Florida families,” said Erika Martinez, vice president of Brand and Strategic Marketing at The Berry Farm.
“As we begin our seventh season, we’re excited to welcome returning guests, meet first-time visitors and celebrate another fall in Miami’s countryside.”
Live music will be featured on weekends throughout October, along with a wide selection of seasonal food, desserts and fall-inspired treats. On select dates in October and November, the farm will remain open until 9 p.m., giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy cooler temperatures, nighttime entertainment and illuminated photo displays.
Extended hours will be available on select Fridays and Sundays between October 2 and November 15. These evenings will provide families with additional time to explore the corn maze, choose the perfect pumpkin or enjoy a different kind of night out together.
Another featured experience will be the second annual Weekend at Berryhaus, scheduled for November 14 and 15. Inspired by traditional German celebrations, the event will include authentic food, craft beer, festive entertainment and family-friendly activities to close out the Harvest Festival in memorable fashion.
The festival also marks the beginning of The Berry Farm’s full seasonal calendar, which will continue with winter celebrations, strawberry season, flower festivals and other experiences connected to South Florida agriculture.
Tickets and the complete Season 7 calendar are available at www.VisitTheBerryFarm.com.
At The Berry Farm, fall is more than a season. It is an opportunity to create lasting memories, spend time together and begin new family traditions.
