Hunsader Farms began in 1967 when three Hunsader brothers left their Wisconsin dairy farm to start growing vegetables in the sunny south. The brothers cleared the land by hand and planted their first 80-acre tomato crop that fall. Their efforts paid off, and by 1990, the farm was passed down to their sons, who officially named it Hunsader Farms. ‍

Farm Market & U-pick

Petting Zoo & Playground

Pumpkin Festival

Birthday Parties

KOA Camping

Field Trips

The Eat Shack

Over the years, Hunsader Farms has added many events and activities to share a piece of their farming heritage with the community. In 1990 the barn-style Farm Market was built, followed by the petting zoo in 1991. The first Pumpkin Festival was launched in 1992, and a playground and picnic area for families were constructed in 1995. In 1997, the iconic modern-day outhouse was added. The craft and antique store, The Farmer’s Wife, was built in 2002 and later turned into an ice cream and gift shop in 2005. In 2013 the antique barn opened, and the old town was added in 2014.

Hunsader Farms invites visitors to step back in time and experience the charm of a simpler, sweeter way of life.

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