All About Us, Here At Reynolds Farm 

Our Annual Fall Festival, here at Reynolds Farm, is a local attraction as well, it is becoming a family tradition for the folks in our community. The festival runs from mid-September thru October 31st. You know that you have arrived once you can see our orange and black tent.

During the festival, Reynolds Farm sells fall mums, asters, icicle pansies, pumpkins and fall decorations. School tours are scheduled during the week, and the farm is open to the public on the week-ends for hayrides and pick-your-own pumpkins. Pumpkins and fall decorations can be purchased anytime. A large play area is available for the kiddies at no charge.

The History Of Reynolds Farm

Bill and Lois Reynolds bought what is now known as Reynolds Farm in 1982. The farm started off as a working dairy farm but for a number of years they also grew vegetables, such as sweet corn, peppers and tomatoes. In 1997 they sold the cows and started growing pumpkins, gourds and fall decorations. Fall mums were added later.  

Bill is originally from Chester County Pennsylvania. He began working on a farm when he was just 11 years old. He has always had a love of farming and growing good crops. Bill loves model train railroading and has his own layout of the Western US.

Lois has lived in the Waynesboro area all of her life. She was raised on a dairy farm just outside of town. Lois has a passion and talent for flower gardening and landscaping.

The Reynolds' son, Mark, lives out of the area with his wife, Casey and son Uriah. They enjoy visiting their relatives on the farm and relaxing on their country visits.