The Farm at Hollow Springs
About us
Meet the Farm Hands
Tim, Lisa, Laurel- owners since 2006
Tim, Lisa, Laurel- owners since 2006
This is our second year to open the farm for visitors in October. Last year, the rains came down and the prayers went up. This year, we're hoping for nicer weather. We've added some activities, changed the maze and planted a few different types of pumpkins.
We bought the farm at 9190 Hollow Springs Road nearly three years ago. Although it was owned by my brother previously and has now been in the family for nearly ten years, it is still known by most as the Old Tucker Farm or the Crews Place. We know it as The Farm at Hollow Springs.
Since that time, our lives and weekends have definitely changed. The Farm has become a family affair. Not just our small family but the whole gang has jumped in and helped with lots of advice and hard work.
We bought the farm at 9190 Hollow Springs Road nearly three years ago. Although it was owned by my brother previously and has now been in the family for nearly ten years, it is still known by most as the Old Tucker Farm or the Crews Place. We know it as The Farm at Hollow Springs.
Since that time, our lives and weekends have definitely changed. The Farm has become a family affair. Not just our small family but the whole gang has jumped in and helped with lots of advice and hard work.
Come visit.
We are so excited to welcome you to The Farm. The pumpkin patch is looking great. The corn maze is cut and ready to go. Most people ask us how we cut the maze. Well, the simple answer is one stalk at a time. Since we are a small family farm, Tim and I draw out the maze first and then start cutting. It's a long process but we were faster at it this year than last. A little experience certainly paid off.
