DFW Pumpkin Patches 2026: Halloween Weekend Hours, Prices & Post-Halloween Picks

by OnDemand Realty

Halloween 2026 lands on a Saturday, which gives North Texas families one last full weekend to load up the wagon, find the right pumpkin and grab that fall photo before the season wraps. The good news: plenty of Dallas-Fort Worth patches are still open, and a handful keep going well into November. We rechecked dates, hours and ticket prices with each patch's own website (as of October 29, 2026) and reorganized this guide around the question most families are actually asking right now: where can we still go, what will it cost, and which spot fits our crew? Agents, this is also an easy, useful link to share with clients who just moved to the Metroplex and want to try a local tradition.

Pumpkin Patches in Dallas-Fort Worth 2026 title graphic over a pumpkin field

Key Takeaways

Final weekend: Halloween is Saturday, October 31, 2026. Many church and city patches close that day, some early (Frisco's Pumpkins on the Prairie closes at 5 p.m.).
Still open after Halloween: Big Orange Pumpkin Farm in Gunter (through Nov. 25), Ruby Creek Family Farm in Aurora (through Nov. 15), Mainstay Farm in Cleburne (through Nov. 7) and Sunset Trail Farm in McKinney (through early November, weekends).
Closing Sunday, Nov. 1: Autumn at the Arboretum, NorthPark Pumpkin Patch, Pumpkin Nights, Hall's Pumpkin Farm, Blase Family Farm, Lost Oak Winery and the Storybook Pumpkin Patch in Allen.
Best free options: NorthPark, the Dallas Farmers Market, Christ United Methodist in Plano, Pumpkins on the Prairie in Frisco, St. James in Lake Highlands, Lost Oak Winery and Pumpkin Patch on Main in Rowlett charge no entry fee.
2026 changes: Team Family Farms in Aubrey has permanently closed its pumpkin patch, and River Ranch's Storybook Pumpkin Patch now operates in Allen, not McKinney.
Bring cash for Hall's in Grapevine (cash only) and book ahead for Blase Family Farm (reservations) and Pumpkin Nights (timed online tickets only).

DFW Pumpkin Patch Comparison Table (2026)

Here are 20 Dallas-Fort Worth pumpkin patches, displays and fall farms with their 2026 season dates and published admission. Prices are per person unless noted.

Patch	City	2026 Season	Admission	Standout Feature
Autumn at the Arboretum	Dallas	Sep 19 to Nov 1	Timed garden admission; parking extra	100,000+ pumpkins, artist-themed Pumpkin Village
NorthPark Pumpkin Patch	Dallas	Oct 1 to Nov 1	Free	Garden display, storytimes, $20 mini portraits
Dallas Farmers Market	Dallas	Sep 18 to Oct 31	Free; pumpkins priced individually	25+ Texas-grown varieties
St. James Episcopal Church	Dallas (Lake Highlands)	Oct 3 to Oct 31	Free	Classic church-lawn rows
Fritz Park Pumpkin Patch	Irving	Oct 3 to Oct 31 (weekends)	$4 residents / $6 non-residents	Petting zoo, pony rides, $10 pumpkins
Christ United Methodist	Plano	Sep 28 to Oct 31	Free	Open daily, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Pumpkins on the Prairie	Frisco	Oct 3 to Oct 31	Free	Hay labyrinth, bounce houses, $4 trebuchet
Storybook Pumpkin Patch	Allen	Oct 1 to Nov 1	$25 kids 2-12 / $10 teens and adults	Pony rides, train rides, charity fundraiser
Sunset Trail Farm	McKinney	Sep 25 to early Nov (Fri-Sun)	$13 online / $15-$16 walk-up	Kid-size hay maze, duck races, farm train
Big Orange Pumpkin Farm	Gunter	Sep 19 to Nov 25	$12 weekdays / $15 weekends	Longest season; leashed dogs welcome
Hall's Pumpkin Farm	Grapevine	Oct 2 to Nov 1	$15 ages 12+ / $10 ages 4-11 (cash only)	Two-acre corn maze, tractor hayrides
Cobbins Family Pumpkin Patch	Sanger	Sep 26 to Oct 31 (weekends)	$15 ages 13+ / $12 ages 3-12	Toddler Village, outside food allowed
Pumpkin Nights	Arlington	Sep 17 to Nov 1 (evenings)	About $24-$38 adults; parking $10	10,000+ carved pumpkins, fire show
Lost Oak Winery	Burleson	Oct 1 to Nov 1	Free	Pumpkin hunt, wine on the patio
Mainstay Farm Pumpkin Fall Days	Cleburne	Sep 20 to Nov 7	Tickets online	30+ attractions, Mainstay Nights
Ruby Creek Family Farm	Aurora	Oct 9 to Nov 15 (Fri-Sun)	$15; under 2 free	Corn maze, longhorn hayride, fishing pond
Clark Gardens Pumpkin Patch	Weatherford	Oct 2 to Oct 31	$10 adults / $5 ages 4-12	Botanical garden setting
Blase Family Farm	Rockwall	Sep 19 to Nov 1	$12 (reservation required)	Shady wooded patch, pumpkin fudge
Pumpkin Patch on Main	Rowlett	Oct 2 to Oct 31	Free	Small-town Main Street patch
Texas Home & Garden	Fort Worth	October (confirm end date)	Free to browse	Quick porch-dÃ©cor stop on Hulen

Where to Go After Halloween

Not ready to let fall go? These spots publish dates beyond October 31, 2026.

Patch	Last Day	Post-Halloween Hours
Big Orange Pumpkin Farm (Gunter)	Wed, Nov 25	Daily, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Ruby Creek Family Farm (Aurora)	Sun, Nov 15	Fri 10-3, Sat 10-7, Sun 11-6
Mainstay Farm (Cleburne)	Sat, Nov 7	Sat 10-6, Sun 11-6
Sunset Trail Farm (McKinney)	Nov 7 or 8 (farm lists both)	Fri-Sat 9-7, Sun 11-7
Arboretum, NorthPark, Hall's, Blase, Pumpkin Nights, Lost Oak, Storybook	Sun, Nov 1	Varies; see each section

Pick Your Patch by the Kind of Day You Want

Rather than sorting by county, we grouped patches by the experience they deliver. Find your style, then check the details.

The Big Day Out: Full Farm Festivals

Mainstay Farm Pumpkin Fall Days (Cleburne)

Address: 1004 W. Bethesda Rd., Cleburne, TX 76031 | Season: Sept. 20 to Nov. 7, 2026 | Halloween hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. | mainstayfarm.com

About 25 miles south of Fort Worth, Mainstay calls itself "the biggest backyard in Texas," with more than 30 attractions including the Grand Funk '89 train, the Texas Tubin' Hill Slide, jumping pillows, baby animals and a pumpkin patch. New this year is Mainstay Nights, when the grounds light up after sunset and adults can relax on the Wine Terrace. October hours run Friday 5 to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; November weekends run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Plan on several hours and buy tickets online.

Big Orange Pumpkin Farm at Preston Trail Farms (Gunter)

Address: 15102 TX-289, Gunter, TX 75078 | Season: Sept. 19 to Nov. 25, 2026, daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. | Admission: $12 weekdays, $15 weekends, under 2 free | prestontrailfarms.com

Family-owned since 1997, Big Orange sits on Preston Road just north of the Collin County line, an easy drive from Frisco, Prosper and Celina. Weekday admission includes a small pumpkin, petting-farm feed, a hayride, the roping pen and a hay maze; weekend tickets swap the pumpkin for a farm train ride. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome, and the on-site cafÃ©, hardware store and gift shop make it easy to stay for lunch. With the longest season in the region, it is the go-to for a Thanksgiving-week fall photo.

Ruby Creek Family Farm (Aurora)

Address: 390 Oates Creek Rd., Aurora, TX 76078 | Season: Oct. 9 to Nov. 15, 2026, Fridays through Sundays | Admission: $15 (grandparents and veterans $12, 24 months and under free) | rubycreekfamilyfarm.com

Roughly 30 minutes northwest of Fort Worth, Ruby Creek bundles more than 20 attractions into one ticket: a new-for-2026 corn maze, hay maze, corn pits, a two-story sand pile, human hamster wheels, a catch-and-release fishing pond and a barnyard full of animals. The only add-on is the $3 longhorn hayride, where kids hand-feed Texas longhorns from a covered wagon. Pumpkins run $3 to $15. Grandparents bringing a grandchild get in free November 6 to 8.

Little Kids, Big Smiles: Small Farms and Petting Zoos

Blase Family Farm (Rockwall)

Address: 1232 E. Fork Dr., Rockwall, TX 75087 | Season: Sept. 19 to Nov. 1, 2026 | Admission: $12, ages 1 and under free, reservation required | blasefamilyfarm.com

Pumpkins here are scattered under a canopy of trees, which keeps things cool on a warm afternoon. Admission covers the petting zoo (llama, sheep, donkeys, pigs), a hayride past the blueberry fields, a toddler-size hay maze and the Spookley the Square Pumpkin story trail. Weekday tickets include a small pumpkin; weekend tickets include a hot dog. Pumpkins cost $2 to $20, pie pumpkins $4. Hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday noon to 6 p.m., all by sign-up. No pets or outside food.

Cobbins Family Pumpkin Patch (Sanger)

Address: 1926 Milam Rd. E., Sanger, TX 76266 | Season: Weekends, Sept. 26 to Oct. 31, 2026, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. | Admission: $15 ages 13+, $12 ages 3-12 (includes a mini pumpkin), 2 and under free | cobbinsfamilypumpkinpatch.com

Just off I-35 about 13 minutes north of the Denton Square, this veteran- and minority-owned patch is built for young families: a Toddler Village, an enclosed area for babies, bounce houses, a sand pit, a construction pit, sensory stations and a hay maze. Unlike most farms, Cobbins lets you bring outside food. Saturday, October 31 is the final day of the 2026 season, and the farm suggests arriving after 2 p.m. for a calmer pace and golden-hour photos.

Sunset Trail Farm (McKinney)

Address: 1794 Sunset Trail, McKinney, TX 75071 | Season: Fridays through Sundays, Sept. 25 into early November | Admission: $13 reserved online, $15 to $16 walk-up, ages 2 and up | sunsettrail.com

This seven-acre family farm in north McKinney packs in rubber duck races, pumpkin bowling, a ball pit, a roping pen, a kid-size hay maze and farm animals, with one free farm-train ride per child on weekends. Extras like face painting, pick-your-own flowers, shaved ice and blackberry cobbler are sold separately. Walk-up tickets are limited, so reserve a time online.

Fritz Park Pumpkin Patch (Irving)

Address: 312 E. Vilbig St., Irving | Season: Weekends, Oct. 3 to 31, 2026 (Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun. noon to 5 p.m.) | Admission: $4 Irving residents, $6 non-residents, under 2 free | animalconnectionzoo.com

One of the most affordable outings in the Metroplex. The $11 child combo covers admission, a feed cup, a pony ride (under 70 pounds) and a Magic Pumpkin Seed. Expect goats, alpacas, mini cows, ring-tailed lemurs, pig races and a straw maze. Every pumpkin costs $10, with part of the proceeds going to Irving Animal Services. Saturday, October 31 is the last day.

Storybook Pumpkin Patch by River Ranch (Allen)

Address: 2310 N. Alma Dr., Allen, TX 75013 (Alma and SH-121) | Season: Daily, Oct. 1 to Nov. 1, 2026, 10 a.m. to dusk | Admission: $25 kids 2-12, $10 teens and adults, under 2 free | riverranch.org

Formerly a McKinney tradition, the Storybook patch now sets up in Allen, convenient to Plano, Frisco and McKinney. Kids' admission includes two train or wagon rides, pony and horse rides, a petting zoo, bounce houses, field-day games and a mini pumpkin. Parents get a covered Game Day Lounge with football on weekends. Leashed dogs are welcome, parking is free, and every ticket benefits River Ranch Educational Charities.

Free and Close to Home: Church and Community Patches

Pumpkins on the Prairie (Frisco)

Address: Grace Avenue United Methodist Church, 3521 Main St., Frisco, TX 75034 | Season: Oct. 3 to 31, 2026 | Hours: Mon-Fri 2 to 7 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sun 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.; closes 5 p.m. on Halloween | graceavenue.org

Frisco's favorite free patch has been running since 2011. Entry, bounce houses, the hayride (weather permitting), face painting, the hay labyrinth, a scavenger hunt and yard games are all free. Pumpkins and gourds cost $1 to $40, and a $4 ticket lets kids launch a pumpkin from the trebuchet (Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., including Halloween). Pets are not allowed. Proceeds support the church's missions.

Christ United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch (Plano)

Address: 3101 Coit Rd., Plano, TX 75075 | Season: Sept. 28 to Oct. 31, 2026, daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. | cumc.com

Open seven days a week, this Coit Road lot is one of the most dependable last-minute stops in Collin County. Walk the rows, snap a few photos and pick out a pumpkin. Proceeds fund the youth ministry's missions.

St. James Episcopal Church Pumpkin Patch (Dallas)

Address: 9845 McCree Rd., Dallas (Audelia and McCree, north of Northwest Highway) | Season: Oct. 3 to 31, 2026 | Hours: Mon-Thu 1 to 7 p.m., Fri-Sat 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sun 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. | stjamesdallas.org

A Lake Highlands tradition with pumpkins grown by Southwest-based farm partners and lined up in front of the steeple. Sales support the church's student ministries.

Pumpkin Patch on Main (Rowlett)

Address: First Rowlett United Methodist Church, 4405 Main St., Rowlett | Season: Oct. 2 to 31, 2026 (weekdays 4 to 8 p.m., weekends noon to 8 p.m.) | firstrowlett.org

A free community patch on Rowlett's Main Street, an easy stop for families in Rowlett, Garland and Rockwall.

Dallas Farmers Market Pumpkin Patch (Dallas)

Address: The Shed, 920 S. Harwood St., Dallas, TX 75201 | Season: Sept. 18 to Oct. 31, 2026 | Hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. | dallasfarmersmarket.org

Downtown's patch is all about variety: more than 25 types of pumpkins and gourds trucked in from the Pumpkin Pyle fields in Floydada, the Panhandle's pumpkin capital. More than 80% of the pumpkins are edible, so they qualify for SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks. Saturday morning brings the biggest crowd of local vendors.

Picture-Perfect Displays and After-Dark Experiences

Autumn at the Arboretum (Dallas)

Address: 8525 Garland Rd., Dallas, TX 75218 | Season: Sept. 19 to Nov. 1, 2026 | dallasarboretum.org

The region's most famous fall display fills 66 acres on White Rock Lake with more than 100,000 pumpkins, gourds and squash. The 2026 theme, "Harvest Hues," turns the Pumpkin Village houses into tributes to Basquiat, Rothko, Bourgeois, Mondrian, Escher and Pollock, joined by giant letters painted by Dallas muralist Alli K. The final Pumpkins and Pints evening is Friday, October 30, from 6 to 9 p.m. (the members-only BOO-tanical Trick or Treat is sold out). This is a display, not a pick-your-own patch. Buy timed tickets online and budget for parking.

NorthPark Pumpkin Patch (Dallas)

Address: CenterPark Garden, NorthPark Center, 8687 N. Central Expy., Dallas | Season: Oct. 1 to Nov. 1, 2026 | Cost: Free | northparkcenter.com

Designed by Harold Leidner Landscape Architects and artist David Daniel, NorthPark's garden patch is free and steps from indoor shopping, which makes it a reliable rainy-day backup. Final-weekend highlights: live music and a Hocus Pocus 2 screening on Friday, October 30; a "Creepy Critters" storytime at 11 a.m. on Saturday, October 31; and five-minute family photo sessions ($20, digital copies) from noon to 4:30 p.m. on October 31 and November 1. Coins tossed in the wishing well benefit Community Partners of Dallas.

Pumpkin Nights at Howell Farms (Arlington)

Address: 4016 W. Division St., Arlington, TX 76012 | Season: Sept. 17 to Nov. 1, 2026 | Entry: 6 to 9 p.m. weekdays, 6 to 9:30 p.m. weekends | pumpkinnights.com

A half-mile, glow-in-the-dark trail through nine themed "pumpkin lands" built from more than 10,000 hand-carved and custom pumpkins, followed by a fire show, live carving and food in Pumpkin Village. It is festive rather than scary. General admission for late October runs about $24 to $28 for adults on weekdays and $34 to $38 on weekends, with kids 4 to 12 at about $16 to $28 and ages 3 and under free. Prices rise as nights sell out. Parking is $10 per car, and tickets are sold only online.

The Grown-Up Pick: Wine, Gardens and Classic Corn Mazes

Hall's Pumpkin Farm & Corn Maze (Grapevine)

Address: 3420 Hall Johnson Rd., Grapevine, TX 76051 | Season: Oct. 2 to Nov. 1, 2026 | Hours: Wed-Thu 3 to 8 p.m., Fri 3 to 9 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sun 1 to 8 p.m. | Admission: $15 ages 12+, $10 ages 4-11, free for 3 and under, seniors and veterans | hallspumpkinfarm.net

Hall's is the closest true corn maze to the urban core: more than two acres of twists and dead ends, which get much spookier after dark (bring a flashlight). Admission includes the maze, and daytime tractor hayrides stop so riders can feed the cows and donkeys. It is cash only, and there are no pets, outside food or professional photo sessions.

Lost Oak Winery Pumpkin Patch (Burleson)

Address: 8101 County Road 802, Burleson, TX 76028 | Season: Oct. 1 to Nov. 1, 2026, during tasting-room hours | Cost: Free | lostoakwinery.com

A relaxed afternoon among the oaks and vineyards south of Fort Worth. There is no admission, pumpkin sales benefit Harvest House Burleson, and since October 21 every pumpkin purchase comes with a free glass of wine. Kids can join a pumpkin hunt for eight hidden pumpkins and turn in their card for a prize.

Clark Gardens Pumpkin Patch (Weatherford)

Address: 567 Maddux Rd., Weatherford | Season: Oct. 2 to 31, 2026 | Admission: Garden admission, last posted at $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 ages 4-12, free for 3 and under | clarkgardens.org

A calmer, botanical-garden take on fall west of Fort Worth, with pumpkins, photo spots and family activities set among the gardens. Pumpkins are sold separately.

Texas Home & Garden (Fort Worth)

Address: 4816 S. Hulen St., Fort Worth, TX 76132 | texashomeandgarden.us

This southwest Fort Worth garden center sets up a free pumpkin and scarecrow display each fall, which makes it an easy place to pick up pumpkins, mums and hay bales in one stop. The 2026 closing date was not posted, so call ahead.

How to Plan Your Pumpkin Patch Visit: Step by Step

Check the calendar first. With Halloween on a Saturday, many patches end October 31 and several end November 1. Confirm today's hours on the patch's website or Facebook page before you leave.
Match the patch to your group. Toddlers do best at small farms such as Cobbins, Blase or Fritz Park. School-age kids love the big festivals at Mainstay or Ruby Creek. Teens and couples tend to prefer Pumpkin Nights, Hall's corn maze after dark or Lost Oak Winery.
Set a budget. Use the cost table below, and remember that pumpkins, food, feed cups and pony rides are usually extra.
Reserve if needed. Blase Family Farm requires a sign-up, Pumpkin Nights sells only timed online tickets, and Sunset Trail limits walk-ups. The Arboretum uses timed tickets too.
Pack smart. Bring closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, water, wipes, a collapsible wagon and cash (essential at Hall's).
Time it right. Go at opening for shorter lines or in the last 90 minutes before sunset for the best photo light.
Pick a pumpkin that lasts. Use the checklist below and wait until a day or two before Halloween to carve.

What a Family of Four Can Expect to Spend

Type of Outing	Examples	Estimated Entry for 2 Adults + 2 Kids
Free patches and displays	NorthPark, Pumpkins on the Prairie, Christ United, St. James, Lost Oak	$0, plus pumpkins
Budget petting farms	Fritz Park	About $16 (Irving residents) to $24 (non-residents)
Small family farms	Blase, Big Orange, Sunset Trail, Cobbins	About $48 to $60
Classic corn maze	Hall's (kids 4-11)	About $50, cash
Full-day festivals	Ruby Creek, Storybook, Mainstay	About $60 to $70+, plus extras
Night trail	Pumpkin Nights (late-October weekend)	About $116 to $132, plus $10 parking

Estimates are based on published 2026 prices and assume kids in the paid age range. Actual totals vary by day, age and add-ons.

Choosing and Caring for Your Pumpkin

Stem first: Look for a firm, green stem, and carry the pumpkin from the bottom. A snapped stem speeds up rot.
Squeeze test: Press around the base. Any soft spot means it is already breaking down.
Know the job: Tall, flat-sided pumpkins carve best. Small sugar or pie pumpkins are for baking, and white, warty or heirloom types are for porch displays.
Beat the heat: In North Texas warmth a carved jack-o'-lantern can soften in just a few days. Keep uncarved pumpkins in the shade and carve close to Halloween.
Think beyond October: Uncarved pumpkins make great Thanksgiving dÃ©cor. Pie pumpkins from Blase ($4) or the edible varieties at the Dallas Farmers Market can be roasted for soups and breads.

Fall Traditions and Choosing Where to Live in DFW

Ask longtime North Texans what they love about their neighborhood, and a seasonal tradition usually comes up: the church patch on the corner, the farm just past the newest subdivision or the downtown square that fills with families every October. If you are relocating, a weekend patch visit is a low-pressure way to test-drive an area. You can see the drive time, the traffic, the parks and how the community spends its weekends.

Frisco, Prosper and Celina pair free church patches with working farms a short drive up Preston Road. See our look at the Fields development in Frisco.
Allen, Plano and McKinney offer daily patches, charity farms and historic downtowns. Read our Allen October 2026 market update.
Denton and Sanger blend college-town energy with family farms. See the Denton October 2026 market update.
Fort Worth's south and west sides, including Crowley and Aledo, are close to Mainstay, Lost Oak and Clark Gardens. Compare the Crowley and Aledo October updates.
Rockwall, Rowlett and Forney deliver lake living with small-town fall charm. Check the Forney October 2026 market update.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which DFW pumpkin patches are open on Halloween 2026?

Most are open Saturday, October 31, including Hall's, the Arboretum, NorthPark, Blase, Big Orange, Mainstay (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.), Cobbins (final day), Fritz Park (final day), Christ United Methodist, St. James, the Dallas Farmers Market (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and Pumpkins on the Prairie, which closes early at 5 p.m. Hours can change with the weather, so confirm the same day.

Which pumpkin patches near Dallas stay open into November?

Big Orange Pumpkin Farm in Gunter runs through November 25, Ruby Creek Family Farm through November 15, Mainstay Farm through November 7 and Sunset Trail Farm into early November. Several others, including the Arboretum, NorthPark, Hall's, Blase, Lost Oak, Storybook and Pumpkin Nights, end on November 1.

What is the best free pumpkin patch in Dallas-Fort Worth?

NorthPark Pumpkin Patch is the most polished free option. Pumpkins on the Prairie in Frisco offers the most free activities, including bounce houses, a hayride, face painting and a hay labyrinth. Christ United Methodist in Plano, St. James in Lake Highlands, Lost Oak Winery and the Dallas Farmers Market are also free to visit.

Is there a pumpkin patch in Frisco?

Yes. Pumpkins on the Prairie at Grace Avenue United Methodist Church, 3521 Main St., runs October 3 to 31, 2026, with free entry. The Storybook Pumpkin Patch in nearby Allen and Big Orange Pumpkin Farm in Gunter are both a short drive away.

Is Team Family Farms open in 2026?

No. Team Family Farms in Aubrey announced that it has permanently closed its pumpkin patch and seasonal events after ten seasons. Families in that area may want to try Cobbins in Sanger or Big Orange in Gunter instead.

Which DFW pumpkin patches allow dogs?

Big Orange Pumpkin Farm and the Storybook Pumpkin Patch in Allen welcome leashed dogs. Hall's, Blase, Pumpkins on the Prairie and most farms with petting zoos do not allow pets, and Cobbins allows them only during designated pet-friendly events.

Which patches have a corn maze?

Hall's in Grapevine has a corn maze of more than two acres, and Ruby Creek in Aurora added a corn maze for 2026. Hay mazes are part of the experience at Big Orange, Blase, Cobbins, Sunset Trail, Fritz Park (straw maze) and Pumpkins on the Prairie (hay labyrinth).

Do I need tickets in advance?

For some patches, yes. Pumpkin Nights sells only online, Blase requires a sign-up, and the Arboretum uses timed tickets. Cobbins, Ruby Creek and Fritz Park sell at the gate. Free church patches need no tickets at all.

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Disclaimer

This guide is for general informational purposes only. Dates, hours, prices and policies were gathered from each venue's official website and reputable local listings as of October 29, 2026, and they can change without notice because of weather, sell-outs or inventory. Always confirm details directly with the venue before you visit. OnDemand Realty is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, any patch, farm, church or business mentioned. Family-of-four cost estimates are approximations only.