Madrac Farms Pumpkin Patch
Funny sounding name right? Madrac is derived from the names of our daughters - Madelyn and Rachel. We started the farm as a way to help put our girls through college and help out with extra bills around the property.
Besides being able to pick your own pumpkin right off the vine we sell varieties from all over the United States.
Pumpkins are truly a passion for us. Year after year, we create a place that KIDS (of ALL ages) truly love, and that makes it all worth it to us. We wouldn't raise pumpkins if we truly didn't love it. We hope you enjoy your visit and come back to see us!
Thank you for everything for the past 16 years. Thank you for being patient with us as we grow a little each year. Thank you for understanding that we are just starting out. Most of all, THANK YOU for your support!
The 2026 Season
Death & Farming
This is our 16th season of the pumpkin patch, and we are so grateful to be a part of a tradition for your family.
The pumpkins started off GREAT this year. We got about 75% germination our first planting and we were getting the right amount of rain for both pumpkins and the corn maze.
At the end of July we took our annual vacation and while returning back to Georgia we got a phone call that no child or parent wants to here. My father had been diagnosed with cancer.
That was August 3rd. And by September 6, he had passed. As you can imagine, it was the most difficult time in our lives. We desperately tried to save him and spend as much time with him as we could. This meant everything was put on the back burner, including the farm.
During that time, the heat and rain came as it always does with a South Georgia August, and while our corn did fantastic with all the rain, our pumpkins suffered from excessive heat and weeds. We could never get ahead of them.
So this year's patch looks a little different. There are still amazing pumpkins growing, however we've had to pivot and actually mow rows into the field for you to walk.
It's not our best harvest, but we hope you understand the hardship.
As we reflect on the last time we've had visitors to the farm, this year we want to really emphasize family. The death of my father was unexpected and has been difficult to accept. Managing not only our day-to-day lives has been challenging, but getting the farm ready was the most difficult.
Each year we strive to create a safe and fun atmosphere, where families can put away their fears and phones, and just enjoy each others company.
Come celebrate your loved ones with us this year as we reflect on the memories made amongst our family and here at the farm.
In honor of my father - a Navy Veteran - and America's 250th birthday, all military members and their families get a special discounted rate this year.
P.S. My dad thought I was absolutely nuts when I told him I wanted to start a pumpkin patch. But after a few years, he warmed to the idea one October when he saw us in action, and the amount of fun people were having. He helped me buy MY first tractor, not one we had to borrow, or that was always breaking down. He was proud and I will always cherish that.
The farm is owned and operated by the Reagan Family.
RIP Daddy
