We would like to thank everyone for an amazing strawberry season and supporting our farm! We are preparing to expand our fields for next year, again thank you! Can’t wait to see everyone early September for our fall season!
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Attractions
Get lost in fun! Navigate our winding corn maze, where each twist and turn brings you closer to adventure and discovery.
Alien Paintball
Fun for all ages as you ride through a wooded trail and our second corn field looking for targets.
Strawberry Picking
Our 2026 season is over, we are already preparing to expand our fields for next year!
Corn Maze
Get lost in fun! Navigate our winding corn maze, where each twist and turn brings you closer to adventure and discovery.
Super Megaslide
Feel the rush on our Super Megaslide! Zoom down this giant slide for a thrilling ride that’s sure to be a highlight of your day.
Wagon Rides
Hop aboard for a scenic wagon ride through the farm! Relax and enjoy the beautiful views as you journey through C.B. Farms.
Cow Train
All aboard the cow train! Kids will love this whimsical ride as they tour the farm in colorful, cow-shaped cars.
Pumpkin Patch
Pick the perfect pumpkin! Stroll through our vibrant pumpkin patch and find your ideal jack-o’-lantern or fall decoration.
Corn Bin
Dig into fun! Our corn bin offers a sensory delight for kids of all ages—it’s like a sandbox but filled with corn kernels!
Kids Play Area
Let the little ones run wild! Our kids’ play area is packed with fun activities and equipment to keep them entertained for hours.
Field Trips and
Birthday Parties
Celebrate or educate—book your next birthday or school trip on the farm!
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Directions
Easy to Find
Just a short drive north of Atlanta, follow the scenic route to farm fun at Compton Bell Farms!
History
This story begins with white oaks and chestnut trees, native orchards, creeks and hills that roll gently into the lower Appalachian mountains. There were no railroads or dirt roads passing through. Just a trail leading to the Chattahoochee River carved into these woodlands by the Creek and Cherokee Indians. And in 1843, Jonathan Beard, the son of a decorated Revolutionary War soldier, bought, settled, lived and died on 109 acres of a 240-acre land grant initiated by President Andrew Jackson.
In 1928, our granddad and grandmother, Clarence and Jennie Compton bought that same 109 acres, living in the same home on the same farm originally settled by Jonathan Beard, who was Clarence’s great, great grandfather. Today the son and daughter of Clarence and Jennie and numerous grandchildren still live on the Compton farm.
And now, almost 200 hundred years later, a parcel of that farm has evolved into Compton Bell Farms, a place of honor for our family-line of great grandparents, grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles who have called the Compton farm home. Thank you for supporting us and allowing us to preserve this special piece of land.
Compton Bell Family