Grace Hill Farms AL

Grace Hill Farms transforms into a zombie apocalypse experience every fall, featuring their signature Zombie Assault Vehicle (ZAV) rides—a 30-minute interactive paintball hunt through darkened woods armed with mounted paintball guns loaded with glow-in-the-dark ammunition.

The Setup: - Board a ZAV with up to 38 people per vehicle - Get equipped with 100 glow-in-the-dark paintballs per person - Black lights, sound system, and live zombie actors set the scene - All-ages attraction (ages 3 and up)

"Live zombies on the prowl — the undead will approach your vehicle, but don't worry, they won't shoot back. Your mission is simple: annihilate them!"

Ammo Management: Runners get 100 rounds to start. Reloads available online, at the ticket booth, or at the halfway point during the ride. Cash preferred at the midway station, but Venmo and Cash App accepted.

• •Shooting Gallery — Warm up your aim with a tactical training station. Practice targets help dial in your skills before the hunt. Inexpensive add-on, all ages.
• •Glow in the Dark Axe Throwing — Five minutes of throwing sharp axes at wooden targets under black light. Four fenced lanes. Ages 13+.
• •Blackout Maze — Navigate total darkness through twists and turns against the clock. Kids 7 and under free with paying adult.
• •Death's Door Mini Escape Room — Ten-minute challenge for up to 6 players. $5 per person; children 8 and under free with adult.
• •Movies at the Farm — Giant 16-foot outdoor screen showing PG/PG-13 films while you wait. Food truck onsite.
• •Petting Zoo — Live farm animals (goats, miniature Herefords, varies seasonally).

Online ticket sales recommended—most nights sell out. Groups can stay together if tickets purchased separately; notify staff of total party size at check-in.

Just 13 miles west of Athens, Alabama. Food truck onsite each night (check Facebook for weekly lineup).

Grace Hill Farms is Christian-owned and operates as an agritourism venue, directing annual proceeds to local charities. All attractions are "enter at your own risk" under Alabama agritourism liability law.