Dewberry Farm
Brookshire, TX · about 17 mi west of Cypress
202612 Sep – 8 NovOpenSat-Sun, plus Fri in OctEntry$52.95
Cypress sits in the north-west of the metro, and the farms around it are some of the closest in the whole Houston area: a free church patch in town, two Tomball farms a few miles up the road and Oil Ranch out in Hockley.
6 farms within reach of Cypress
Brookshire, TX · about 17 mi west of Cypress
202612 Sep – 8 NovOpenSat-Sun, plus Fri in OctEntry$52.95
Tomball, TX · about 8 mi north of Cypress
202626 Sep – 14 NovOpendailyEntry$5
Tomball, TX · about 6 mi north-west of Cypress
20263 Oct – 31 OctOpenSat-Sun in October onlyEntry$5
Cypress, TX · 35 min from downtown Houston
Known locally as the pumpkin church, a free community patch on the front lawn in Cypress with themed photo areas, homemade pumpkin bread and proceeds going to youth and children's ministries.
What’s there
Practical
Worth knowingEntry is free and the patch is shaded - bring a picnic, which they actively encourage.
Before you set offYou're invited to bring a picnic and stay — unusual for a pumpkin patch, and they say so themselves.
Farm website (home page and /patch page), checked 17 Sep 2026
Hockley, TX · about 13 mi north-west of Cypress
20262 Oct – 21 NovOpenFri-Sun (Sun in October only)Entry$18.95
Houston, TX · about 10 mi south of Cypress
202617 Oct – 18 OctOpenSat-Sun, one weekend onlyEntry$5
Cypress Methodist Church runs the patch in town, five miles east of the centre, free to walk in; it closed on Halloween. Up the road in Tomball, Harvest Season Farms (six miles, and in its final pumpkin year) also finished on 31 October, while Rosehill, eight miles north, keeps going until 14 November. Oil Ranch in Hockley outlasts them all and is open until 21 November. Dewberry, 17 miles west in Brookshire, is the farthest of the six.
Harvest Season Farms sent its 2026 flyer by email and HALTER's dates came from the charity's president; the rest were read on each farm's own pages. Here is how.
Three of the farms on this page have told us something their own websites got wrong. Rosehill's opening was pushed back by a delivery delay; the patch now opens on 26 September. Harvest Season Farms is running October weekends only, not the six-week season their site advertises — and 2026 is their last pumpkin year. HALTER's site shows last year's weekend.
Farms sit outside the city limits, so most of these appear on more than one town page. Every listing is the same checked data.