5 Best Pumpkin Patches in Dallas Fort Worth in 2026
From classic pumpkin farms to full-day fall experiences, these six pumpkin patches offer some of the best ways to enjoy the season in DFW.
Looking for the best pumpkin patches in Dallas Fort Worth? DFW has everything from huge fall festivals packed with rides and attractions to small family farms where pumpkins are still the main event.
I narrowed it down to five DFW pumpkin patches that are actually worth planning a fall day around, including options for families, fall nights, traditional farm experiences and a smaller local favorite.
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| Pumpkin Patch | Best For |
|---|---|
| Yesterland Farm | ⭐ Best Overall |
| Mainstay Farm | Best Fall Atmosphere |
| Blase Family Farm | Best Small & Charming Patch |
| Big Orange Pumpkin Farm | Best Traditional Farm Experience |
| Hall’s Pumpkin Farm | Best Classic Pumpkin Patch |
5 Best Pumpkin Patches in Dallas-Fort Worth
Yesterland Farm
⭐ My Pick: Best Overall
📍 Canton, Texas
Yesterland is the biggest fall experience on this list, with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, flower fields, farm animals, seasonal food, fireworks and more than 30 rides and attractions. Stay after dark for Spooktacular Nights, which adds even more Halloween fun to the experience. This is my pick when you want to make an entire day out of your pumpkin patch visit.
Admission is required. Yesterland is currently offering discounted 2026 Fall Festival tickets starting at $20.95. Kids 2 and under and parking are free.
Mainstay Farm
Best for Fall Atmosphere
📍 Cleburne, Texas
Mainstay Farm has more than 30 attractions, including hayrides, jumping pillows, rides, play areas, pumpkins, photo spots, and plenty of food and drinks. In October, Mainstay Nights keeps the farm going after dark, making this a great choice if you want your pumpkin patch day to carry into the evening.
Admission is required. 2026 Pumpkin Fall Days tickets are currently $23.95 during the pre-season sale, with a $39.95 gate price. Pumpkins and some activities cost extra.
Blase Family Farm
Best Small & Charming Patch
📍 Rockwall, Texas
Blase is a small, wooded pumpkin patch with a petting zoo, hayride, hay maze, Spookley walking trail, photo spots and pumpkins for sale. I’ve been here myself, and it makes the list because it’s a charming, easygoing alternative to the much larger fall festivals.
Admission is required. Tickets are $12 per person, with ages 1 and under free. Weekday admission includes a small pumpkin, and reservations are required.
Big Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms
Best Traditional Farm Experience
📍 Gunter, Texas
Big Orange Pumpkin Farm offers a more traditional farm experience with pumpkins, farm animals, hayrides, a hay maze, roping pen and plenty of fall photo opportunities. It makes the list because you get the pumpkin patch experience along with plenty to do without it feeling like a huge amusement-style fall festival.
Admission is required. Tickets are $12 on weekdays and $15 on weekends, with children under 2 free. Weekday admission includes a small pumpkin, while weekend admission includes the farm train.
Hall’s Pumpkin Farm
Best Classic Pumpkin Patch Experience
📍 Grapevine, Texas
Hall’s keeps things simple and traditional with pumpkins, farm animals, vintage tractors, a two-acre corn maze and tractor-pulled hayrides. It makes the list for visitors looking for a classic pumpkin patch experience in the Grapevine area rather than a full-scale fall festival.
Admission is required. Tickets are $15 for ages 12 and up, $10 for ages 4–11, and free for ages 3 and under. The corn maze is included with admission, while hayrides cost extra. Hall’s is cash only.
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Before You Go
🎟️ Tickets
Popular weekends can sell out. Check ahead and buy tickets in advance when available.
☀️ Weather
October in North Texas can still be warm. Dress for the weather and bring water.
🕐 Hours
Many farms have limited weekday schedules. Check current hours before you leave.
More DFW Fall & Halloween
From haunted houses and Halloween festivals to spooky fall experiences, there’s plenty more worth planning around DFW this fall.
💙 One Last Thought
You don’t have to choose the biggest pumpkin patch to have a great fall day. DFW has everything from huge farms packed with attractions to smaller neighborhood favorites. Pick the experience that fits the kind of fall day you actually want, and enjoy the season.