Where to Pick Your Perfect Pumpkin in Houston This Fall
HOUSTON’S WEATHER MAY NOT BE THE BEST indication of fall, but that doesn’t stop the city from getting into the seasonal spirit. As the triple-digit days fade (by Texas standards, of course), festive orange and yellow decor and seasonal gourds spill into storefronts, and fields across the region transform into autumn playgrounds. With hayrides and photo-ready backdrops, Houston's calendar is packed with cozy fall activities, and pumpkin patches top the list.
Here are Houston-area pumpkin patches to visit this fall, rain or shine.
7 Acre Wood
Thru nov 1 | Mon–Sat 9am–5pm, Sun noon–5pm | Admission $10
Take a day trip to Conroe and spend the afternoon at this pumpkin-packed farm, complete with a petting zoo, mini golf, and even an old western play town. Swing by on Saturday, November 1 for the Thrill at the Mill, when families can enjoy half-priced admission, plus pony and train rides, hayrides, concessions, and a lively vendor market.
4401 N Frazier St, Conroe
Dewberry Farm
Thru Nov 9 | Hours vary | Admission $41.95
Dewberry Farm is an annual fall essential. Yes, admission runs a little high, but with over 40 rides and attractions, it's worth every penny. Highlights include the new Barn Swinger, the aptly named Reckless spinning ride, and the Pumpkin Stroll, a picturesque path through decorative carved gourds. Stock up while exploring the vibrant pumpkin patch, paint your own masterpiece, and pose for pictures by the life-size Pumpkin House. Stay after dark for BOOriffic Nights (through November 2), when the farm transforms into a spooky, family-friendly wonderland.
7705 FM 362, Brookshire
Froberg’s Farm
Thru nov 9 | Mon–Sun 8am–6pm | Admission Weekdays $10, Weekends $15
Froberg's annual Fall Festival checks all the autumn boxes: a sprawling pumpkin patch, a winding corn maze, and fields of flowers ready for picking. When hunger strikes, a lineup of food trucks will be on hand to keep you fueled with plenty of flavorful options.
3601 Hwy 6, Alvin
Halter Inc.
oct 18 9am–5pm & oct 19 noon–5pm only | Admission $5, Parking $5
Halter’s pumpkin patch is back. After closing in 2024, the farm—famously featured on TLC’s The Little Couple—returns this year with pumpkins of every shape and size. Families can enjoy pony rides, a spooky maze, a petting zoo, duck races, carnival games, and, for the brave, the haunted trail. Sweets like cotton candy, plus snacks and face painting, are also available for an additional cost.
17410 Clay Rd, Houston
Houston Pumpkin Festival
thru oct 27 | mon–thur 3–10pm; fri–sun 10am–10pm | mon–thur, Admission $18; Fri–sun $26, children 3 and under are free
The pumpkin patch at Downtown's Discovery Green makes a splashy return this fall, with bumper boats, LED kayaks, and plenty of family fun. Kids can dive into the giant corn pit, bounce alongside the whole family on the oversize pumpkin, and strike a pose at countless photo ops. Pro tip: Snag your tickets early—walk-ups are unlikely with demand this high.
1500 McKinney St, Houston
Oil Ranch
thru nov 22 | fri 10am–3pm, Sat 10am–5pm, Sun noon–5pm (October only) | admission $29.95
The Oil Ranch is a true Houston-area fall classic. Along with its pumpkin patch, families can enjoy pony rides (kids 12 and under), a petting zoo, train rides, and a hayride through the grounds. Don't skip the dairy barn—where you can try your hand at milking a cow.
23501 Macedonia Rd, Hockley
Old MacDonald’s Farm
Thru Oct 31 | Mon–Sun 10am–5pm | Admission $18.65
Old MacDonald had a farm—and plenty of pumpkins,too. Admission includes train and rides, photo ops, and access to the pumpkin patch. The sweetest deal? Kids take home a free pumpkin with paid entry, and adults can purchase one for just $3.
3203 FM 1960 Rd E, Humble
Old Time Christmas Tree Farm
oct 4 Thru nov 2 | thurs & Fri 4–7pm, Sat & Sun 10am–7pm | Admission $10
Don't let the name fool you—Old Time Christmas Tree Farm shines just as bright in the fall. This Houston-area favorite offers a wide variety of pumpkins and the feel and ambience of a real working farm. Beyond the patch, visitors can enjoy ticketed attractions, including a corn maze, petting zoo, a hayride, and a train ride. Work up an appetite? Dig into carnival-style dishes, like corn dogs, nachos, fried Oreos, and funnel cakes from vendors like the Sweet Zone, or cool off with shaved ice and ice cream from Tikiz.
7632 Spring Cypress Rd, Spring
P-6 Farms
Thru Nov 2 | Sat & Sun 10am–6:30pm | Admission $27.42
For the ultimate pumpkin patch experience, complete with Insta-worthy photo ops, a sunflower field, and a fun house, visit P-6 Farms in Montgomery. The farm’s fall festival includes a full day of activities with pig races, vintage rides, an animal barn, cow train, duck raises, and a tractor graveyard. Visit the website to reserve a ticket.
9963 Pooles Rd, Montgomery
St. Andrew's Episcopal Pumpkin Patch
Thru nov 2 | Mon–fri, 10am–8pm, sat 8am–8pm, Sun, 10am–8pm | Free admission
Known as Houston's beloved “pumpkin church,” St. Andrew's Episcopal Pumpkin Patch is a family favorite with purpose. Proceeds from the patch support the church’s community outreach program, so every pumpkin goes to a good cause. Mark your calendar for October 26. From from 6 to 8pm, the Trick-or-Treat in the Patch event features an evening of ghoulish costumes, games, treats, and festive fun.
2535 E Broadway St, Pearland
Westminster United Methodist Church
Thru oct 31 | hours vary for activities | free Admission
Worship, pumpkins, and good food a Sunday? Sounds heavenly. Westminster United Methodist’s pumpkin patch offers more than just pumpkins. With a lineup of family fun, the church hosts a Sunday supper on the lawn, pumpkin painting, bingo in the patch, and a trunk-or-treat event.
5801 San Felipe St, houston
Shelby Stewart, Stephanie Bartels, and Geneva Diaz contributed to this guide.
