Top Pumpkin Patches in Plano & North Dallas

There’s something magical about crisp autumn air, crunchy leaves, and the hunt for the perfect pumpkin. If you’re looking to find some seasonal joy with your family this fall, North Dallas and the surrounding area have dozens of pumpkin patches just waiting for you. Below is your 2025 guide to the best local patches, plus tips for planning a great visit.

🎃 What to Look for in a Pumpkin Patch

Before jumping into the list, here are a few features that can make a patch special:

• Activities beyond pumpkins: Hayrides, corn mazes, petting zoos, barrel trains, and photo spots elevate the experience.

• Dates & hours: While many open in September, some begin later in October. Hours vary by location.

• Cost & admission policies: Some patches charge admission, others just charge for pumpkins. Always confirm pricing before you go.

Top Pumpkin Patches Near Plano & North Dallas

Here’s a roundup of excellent pumpkin patches you can visit in 2025. (Note: always check their websites or social media just before your visit details may change.)

Name	Location	Dates & Hours	Cost / Highlights
Christ United Methodist Church	Plano	Sept 29 – Oct 31, 9 am – 7 pm daily	Free admission; pumpkins for purchase; proceeds support youth ministry
Creekwood United Methodist Church	Allen	Sept 29 - Oct 31, daily 10 am – 6 pm	Pumpkin sales, great photo opportunities, church mission support
McKinney Pumpkin Patch (5G Farm)	McKinney	Sept 26 – Nov 2	Entry $8 for ages 3+, hayrides, two mazes, petting zoo, vendors, and more
Storybook Ranch	McKinney	Sept 20 – Nov 2, 10 am–dusk	Pay for access to petting zoo, mini wagon ride, pumpkins for sale
Pumpkins on the Prairie (Grace Avenue UMC)	Frisco	Oct 1 – Oct 31	Free admission; pumpkins sold; hay maze, bounce house, hayrides
Reeves Family Pumpkin Patch	Princeton	Oct 3 – Oct 31	Pumpkin sales
Shades of Green	Celina	October	Free patch visit; hay maze, photo ops, pumpkins sold
Dallas Farmers Market – Pumpkin Patch	Dallas	Sept 13 – Oct 31	Explore many pumpkin varieties; free entry
Hall’s Pumpkin Farm	Grapevine	Oct 3 – Nov 2	Admission includes corn maze; hayrides extra; large selection of pumpkins
Autumn at the Arboretum	Dallas	Sept 20 - Nov 2	$25.95/adult $21.95/child Over 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash come together in a celebration of living Mexican culture.
Team Family Farms	Aubrey	Sept 27 – Nov 2	Various weekday/weekend pricing, attractions include barrel train, games, animal interaction
Blase Family Farm	Rockwall	Sept 20 – Nov 2	$11 per person; includes hayride, small pumpkin, petting zoo, hay maze
Preston Trail Farms	Gunter	Sept 20 – Nov 22	$12–$15 admission (includes hayride, maze, feed, small pumpkin)

Tips for Planning Your Visit

1. Check the weather & timing – weekday visits are often less crowded.

2. Bring cash – though many places now accept cards, some only take cash for certain experiences.

3. Confirm hours & availability – before driving, double check the patch’s website or social media in case of last-minute changes.

Final Thoughts

Fall in the DFW area offers so many opportunities to make seasonal memories, from choosing pumpkins and zigzagging through a corn maze to farm animals or riding a barrel train. Whether you want a relaxed afternoon at a church patch or a full on farm adventure, there’s a patch for your style.