The Ultimate Guide to Pumpkin Patches in Aggieland
Check out these local spots for photo ops and pumpkin decor.
Nothing says "October" like walking through a pumpkin patch with a tasty fall coffee. Here's where to find cute photo ops and classic seasonal decorations at Aggieland's local pumpkin patches.
At a Glance
Best for Pumpkins to Use in Recipes & Decor: The Farm Patch
Best for Photo Ops: Lake Walk, The Farm Patch
Best for Family Fun: The Farm Patch
Best for Supporting a Good Cause: Faith in Action, Aggie Habitat for Humanity
The Farm Patch
This family-owned, open-air market is a local favorite for getting fresh fruits, veggies, and other ingredients for homemade meals. They also have a garden center where you can find seasonal flowers, plants, and even trees!
During spooky season, The Farm Patch goes all out with their annual pumpkin patch. There are adorable photo ops (like the pumpkin house) and hundreds of different sized pumpkins to choose from. If you're taking your decor to the next level this year, they also have other types of squash, cornstalks, and hay bales!
Whether you're planning a pumpkin-carving party or getting fresh pumpkin for your fall recipe, you'll find what you need at The Farm Patch—and make fun memories while doing it, too.
Dates: October 1st - 31st
Location: 3519 S College Ave
Distance from Texas A&M: 6 minute drive
Cost: Free entry!
Lake Walk Pumpkin Patch
Every year, the Lake Walk team curates a picture-perfect pumpkin setup at The Pavilion. It's the perfect fall backdrop for a cute photoshoot, especially if you stop at POV Coffee House beforehand to get one of their new fall coffees. You can also bring your four-legged friends for adorable puppy photos.
If you're feeling active, head to Lake Walk's free yoga class on Saturday morning at 8AM and snap a cute yoga photo in front of the pumpkins before hitting your mat.
Pro tip: Bring a tripod or something to prop up your camera, just in case there's not someone else nearby who can help you get that perfect photo.
Dates: October 1st - 31st
Location: 4107 Lake Atlas Dr.
Distance from Texas A&M: 13 minute drive
Cost: Free entry!
Faith in Action Pumpkin Patch
This small-town pumpkin patch goes all out for a good cause! The proceeds from pumpkin purchases are used to build Habitat for Humanity homes in Bryan-College Station. There are plenty of places photo-ops and a lot of differently sized pumpkins to choose from.
The Faith in Action pumpkin patch also has a trick or treat event on October 25th from 2PM-5PM, where kiddos can enjoy candy and pumpkins! Friendly dogs on leashes are allowed.
Dates: October 1st - 31st
Location: 2301 E 29th St.
Distance from Texas A&M: 13 minute drive
Cost: Free entry!
Aggie Habitat for Humanity
The campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity also has a pumpkin patch fundraiser during October. They sell pumpkins as little as $1!
All of the proceeds go to a good cause, and they also have plenty of photo-ops to enjoy.
Dates: October 1st - 31st
Location: 220 Rock Prairie Rd.
Distance from Texas A&M: 12 minute drive
Cost: Free entry!
On October 24-25, Millican Reserve in College Station also has a weekend-long pumpkin event, Pumpkinpalooza. Tickets include access to a pumpkin patch, pumpkin games, kayaking, face painting, bounce houses, hay rides, farm tours, and a lot of fall fun!
FAQs About Pumpkin Patches in Aggieland
Where can I take free fall photos near Texas A&M University?
Local pumpkin patches around town are great for fall photo-ops, and all of them are free entry! The pumpkin photo-op at Lake Walk is definitely one that's not to be missed.
Are pumpkin patches in Bryan dog-friendly?
Yes! Well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome at Bryan's different pumpkin patches.
Where can I buy pumpkins in Bryan-College Station?
There are three pumpkin patches in Aggieland where you can buy pumpkins: The Farm Patch, Faith in Action Habitat for Humanity pumpkin patch, and Aggie Habitat for Humanity pumpkin patch. All three are open throughout October.
Which pumpkin patch in Bryan is best for toddler photos?
The Farm Patch is the best for toddlers. Not only do they have cute photo-ops, but they also sell a lot of differently-sized pumpkins—perfect for fall arts and crafts at home!
More Fall Fun
After making fall memories at the pumpkin patch, take some time to explore Historic Downtown Bryan (Aggieland's own little Stars Hallow) or head to a local coffee shop to try something on their fall menu! There are plenty of ways to enjoy crisp fall weather and seasonal fun in Bryan, Texas.