From free options in Tomball to large festivals with mazes, animals, and attractions, these are some of the top choices to enjoy the pumpkin season in Houston and the surrounding areas.
Updated October 6, 2026.
The Houston pumpkin patch season is already underway, with options within the city and in communities such as Tomball, Spring, Humble, Montgomery, Simonton, and Brookshire.
Some places offer free or low-cost admission to buy pumpkins and take photos, while the larger farms and festivals include corn mazes, rides, animals, games, and other activities within the admission price.
Dates, hours, and prices can change due to weather conditions or availability, so it is advisable to confirm the venue information before heading out.
Houston Pumpkin Festival will be at Discovery Green through November 8
One option within Houston is the Houston Pumpkin Festival, installed at Discovery Green in Downtown Houston, from September 19 to November 8.
- Address: 1500 McKinney St., Houston, TX 77010.
- Dates: through November 8.
- Hours: Monday–Thursday 3:00 PM–11:00 PM; Friday–Sunday 10:00 AM–11:00 PM.
- Price: $18 Monday–Thursday and $28 Friday–Sunday.
- Children under 3: free admission.
Admission includes the festival rides and attractions. Food is sold separately. Activities include boat rides, a carousel, pumpkin areas, photo spaces, a giant inflatables, and a 30-foot slide.
Rosehill Pumpkins offers free admission Monday through Thursday
For those seeking a lower-cost option, Rosehill Pumpkins in Tomball will be open daily through November 14.
- Address: 19243 FM 2920, Tomball, TX 77377.
- Dates: September 26 through November 14.
- Hours: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM every day.
- Monday–Thursday: free admission.
- Friday–Sunday: $5 for ages 13 and up.
- Children 12 and under: free admission.
The site features hundreds of pumpkins, family games, and photo spaces. Live music will be held on Saturdays throughout the season. Pumpkins, food, and other products are sold separately.
Old Time Christmas Tree Farm charges $10 per admission
Old Time Christmas Tree Farm, in Spring, opened its pumpkin patch on October 1 and offers a family-friendly option with pumpkins, rides, and activities inside a farm of more than 40 acres.
- Address: 7632 Spring Cypress Road, Spring, TX 77379.
- Thursdays and Fridays: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
- Saturdays and Sundays: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
- Admission: $10 per person age 2 and up.
- Reservation: not required; paid at the entrance.
Pumpkins and tickets for some attractions are sold separately. The farm features a train ride, hayride, interactive zoo, corn maze, inflatables, and food vendors.
The pumpkins at the site come from family farms in North Texas, as the humid conditions in the Houston area make it difficult to grow enough pumpkins locally.
P-6 Farms combines pumpkin patch, maze, and more than 25 attractions
The Fall Fest at P-6 Farms, in Montgomery, takes place on weekends from October 3 to November 8.
- Address: 9963 Pooles Road, Montgomery, TX 77356.
- Dates: Saturdays and Sundays through November 8.
- Hours: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
- General admission: $25.95.
- Purchase: tickets are sold online.
Admission includes access to more than 25 activities, including a corn maze, pig races, roller coaster, traditional games, a barn with animals, large slides, and photo spaces.
There is also an area to cut pumpkins directly from the field. Selected pumpkins, flowers, food, and certain additional attractions have separate costs.
Blessington Farms will have autumn activities through November 22
Blessington Farms, in Simonton, extends its autumn season from September 19 to November 22.
- Address: 510 Chisolm Trail, Simonton, TX 77476.
- Season: through November 22.
- Children 2 years old or younger: free admission.
- Parking: free.
The Farm Funland includes more than 20 activities, such as hayrides, big slides, jump pads, farm animals, fossil hunts, mazes, and photo areas.
Pumpkins are sold separately, with prices posted between $2.50 and $12.99 depending on size and variety. There is also pumpkin painting for $6 and other additional activities with costs.
Hours and admission prices may vary by date, so it is worth checking Blessington Farms’ current calendar before traveling.
Old MacDonald’s Farm includes a pumpkin for children with paid admission
In Humble, Old MacDonald’s Farm keeps its pumpkin patch open through October 31 and combines the seasonal activity with the farm’s usual attractions.
- Address: 3203 FM 1960 E., Humble, TX 77338.
- Dates: through October 31.
- Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
- Weekends: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
- Admission: $21 plus tax.
- Children under 18 months: free admission.
Admission includes a train ride, pony rides, access to the interactive zoo, and other farm activities. Children with paid admission receive a pumpkin; additional pumpkins can be purchased for $3.
Dewberry Farm celebrates its Fall Festival through November 8
Dewberry Farm, in Brookshire, offers one of the largest autumn festivals in the Houston area on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays through November 8.
- Address: 7705 FM 362, Brookshire, TX 77423.
- Season: through November 8.
- Friday: activities from 5:00 PM.
- Saturday and Sunday: activities from 10:00 AM.
- Parking: free.
- Children 2 years old or younger: free admission.
The Fall Festival includes a pumpkin patch, corn maze, animals, attractions, flower fields, photo spaces, and the nighttime BOOriffic Nights.
Dewberry Farm uses different ticket categories and prices depending on the date and experience chosen, so the cost should be checked for the day of the visit.
Prices range from free admission to more than $25
The most affordable options in this guide include Rosehill Pumpkins, with free admission Monday through Thursday and $5 on weekends, and Old Time Christmas Tree Farm, with $10 admission.
Experiences that incorporate more attractions carry higher prices. P-6 Farms charges $25.95 for general admission, while Houston Pumpkin Festival costs $18 on weekdays and $28 from Friday to Sunday.
Pumpkins are not always included in the admission. At some farms they are priced by size or weight, while others include a pumpkin for certain visitors, such as Old MacDonald’s Farm.
Outdoor events can also change hours or close temporarily due to rain, thunderstorms, or other weather conditions.
