Greater Houston Pumpkin Patches to Visit in Fall 2026 🎃
Fall in Greater Houston may not always bring sweater weather, but that doesn't stop us from celebrating pumpkin season. From traditional neighborhood pumpkin patches to full-scale farms with corn mazes, hayrides, animals, games, and fall festivals, there are plenty of places around Houston to enjoy a little autumn fun.
Whether you're looking for pumpkins, a family day trip, or just the perfect fall photo, here are some Greater Houston pumpkin patches to check out in 2026.
Dewberry Farm — Brookshire
📍 7705 FM 362, Brookshire, TX 77423
Dewberry Farm is one of the area's biggest fall destinations. In addition to pumpkins, visitors can make a day of it with farm attractions, rides, animals, a corn maze, food, and plenty of places for fall photos.
P-6 Farms — Montgomery
📍 9963 Pooles Road, Montgomery, TX 77356
For those north of Houston, P-6 Farms offers the full fall-festival experience. Expect pumpkins, a corn maze, farm activities, rides, animals, and plenty of outdoor entertainment.
Blessington Farms — Wallis
📍 510 Chisolm Trail, Wallis, TX 77485
Located west of Houston, Blessington Farms combines its pumpkin-season festivities with numerous family-friendly farm activities. It's a great option when you're looking for more than simply picking out a pumpkin.
Froberg's Farm — Alvin
📍 3601 Highway 6, Alvin, TX 77511
A longtime favorite south of Houston, Froberg's Farm is especially popular during the fall. The seasonal festivities typically include pumpkins, a corn maze, and additional activities, making it an easy fall outing for families around Pearland, Alvin, Friendswood, and the southern Houston suburbs.
Old Time Christmas Tree Farm — Spring
📍 7632 Spring Cypress Road, Spring, TX 77379
Don't let the Christmas-tree name fool you. During October, this Spring-area farm transforms into a fall destination with pumpkins and family activities such as hayrides, a train, animals, and a corn maze.
Old MacDonald's Farm — Humble
📍 3203 FM 1960 Road East, Humble, TX 77338
Old MacDonald's Farm is particularly good for families with younger children. Along with the seasonal pumpkin patch, visitors can enjoy the farm's animals, train rides, pony rides, and other kid-friendly attractions.
Oil Ranch — Hockley
📍 23501 Macedonia Road, Hockley, TX 77447
Oil Ranch brings a little Texas ranch experience to pumpkin season. Visitors can combine their pumpkin outing with ranch attractions, animals, hayrides, and other activities.
Houston Pumpkin Fest — Downtown Houston
📍 Discovery Green, 1500 McKinney Street, Houston, TX 77010
You don't necessarily have to leave the city for fall fun. Houston Pumpkin Fest offers an urban alternative to the traditional farm experience, with pumpkin displays, activities, and plenty of seasonal photo opportunities against the backdrop of Downtown Houston.
Rosehill Palms Pumpkin Patch — Tomball
📍 19243 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377
For something a little more relaxed, Rosehill Palms offers a community-style pumpkin-patch experience in the Tomball area. It's a good choice for pumpkins, fall pictures, and family activities without necessarily committing to an all-day festival.
7 Acre Wood — Conroe
📍 4401 N. Frazier Street, Conroe, TX 77303
Families around Conroe and The Woodlands can head to 7 Acre Wood for pumpkin-season fun combined with attractions such as animals, playground areas, and other activities for younger visitors.
H-Town Pumpkin Patch Fest — Houston
📍 8722 Eastex Freeway, Houston, TX 77093
This Houston option provides pumpkins and fall-themed activities without requiring a drive far outside the city. It's a convenient choice for families looking for a quick seasonal outing.
Pumpkin Patch at Asbury Church — Pasadena
📍 5354 Space Center Boulevard, Pasadena, TX 77505
If you're looking for a more traditional community pumpkin patch, Asbury Church offers a simpler experience centered around pumpkins, fall photos, and enjoying the season.
Find a Pumpkin Patch Near You
Greater Houston covers a huge area, so the best pumpkin patch may simply be the one closest to home—or you might decide one of the larger farms is worth the drive.
I've also created an interactive Google My Map of Greater Houston pumpkin patches, making it easier to see where the different locations are and plan your fall outing.
Tip: Pumpkin-patch schedules, admission prices, activities, and operating hours can change throughout the season. Check directly with the venue before making the drive, particularly if you're interested in a specific activity.
From Brookshire and Hockley to Montgomery, Conroe, Humble, Pasadena, Alvin, and Downtown Houston, there's no shortage of places to get your pumpkin fix this fall.
Happy pumpkin hunting, Houston! 🎃