Perfect for everyone in the family, date night, or day out with the besties find the coziest and most Insta-Worthy pumpkin patches in the region.

Autumn at the Arboretum
One of the most sought out events of the year, the Dallas Arboretum hosts the largest pumpkin patch in the region. This year’s theme, “A Fall Fairy Tale” will feature Cinderella’s Carriage along with a Pumpkin Village and maze for kids to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the pumpkin decorating and music on select dates.

St. James Pumpkin Patch
Returning for its 25^th Annual Pumpkin Patch, St. James Episcopal Church partners with Southwest-based farmers who harvest pumpkins of all shapes and size. Many families come together to purchase pumpkins, take family photos, including those with 4 paws.

Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch
From October 1^st to October 31^st, you can find hundreds of pumpkins at Double Oak Ranch. There are hayrides, great food, and hay bale mazes. Each season also features cartoon character cutouts for more photo ops.

Blase Family Farm (Rockwall)
Located the Blase Family Farm, this blueberry farm is transformed into a pumpkin patch for the fall. Blueberry picking is closed for the year, but you can find a petting zoo, go on a hayride, and have plenty of picture opportunities though their wooded walking trail. Pumpkins and straw bales are available for sale.

Preston Trail Farms (Gunter)
Gunter—home of Preston Trail Farms and of the Big Orange Pumpkin Farm. Preston Trail Farms is open year-round and becomes a popular destination in the fall for North Texans and Oklahoma residents. There are hayrides, 6-foot-tall hay maze, petting farms, and gift shop. If you want the “life on the farm experience” you can’t miss out on this place!

Hall’s Pumpkin Farm & Corn Maze
Families around Tarrant County come together every October to visit Hall’s Pumpkin Farm. Their two-acre of 9ft. tall corn stalks makes this corn maze one of the most challenging in the region. You’ll never know where the twist and turns take you. Hayrides are provided for all in the family. This centered location is nestled between Dallas and Fort Worth, making it accessible to all.

Pumpkins on the Prairie
Located on Main Street in Frisco, Pumpkins on the Prairie has more than just pumpkins. There is fun for all in the family, including hayrides, face painting, bounce house, and a fall festival. On Sunday, October 9^th fur friends are invited for a blessing of the animals and for photo ops around the pumpkin patch (but not inside).