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Pumpkin patch Katy

Katy has one pumpkin patch of its own, on a church lawn on Morton Ranch Road. The bigger days out are west and north of town, in Brookshire, Simonton and Hockley, and this page lists the five within reach, each checked with the farm.

Farms checked
5
2026 season
Ends 22 Nov
Season runs
12 Sep – 22 Nov
Last checked
19 Sep

5 farms within reach of Katy

The Pumpkin Patch at FCC Katy

Katy, TX · 50 min from downtown Houston

A simple pumpkin patch on a Katy church's front lawn, now in its eleventh season. No rides or maze, just rows of pumpkins, photo spots and a few fall activities. Free to walk in, and leashed dogs are welcome.

2026 season27 Sep – last day to be confirmed
SepOctNov
  • AdmissionFreePumpkins are paid for separately.
  • Pumpkinsextra, prices not published
  • OpenDaily
  • HoursDaily until dark (opening time not published)
  • Paymentnot published
  • Last entrynot published

Practical

  • Strollersnot stated
  • Wheelchairsaccessible
  • Restroomson site
  • Shadenot stated
  • Dogson a lead

Worth knowingIt's a quick stop rather than a day out, so pair it with lunch in Katy. Pumpkin sales fund the church's community work.

Before you set offOpens Sunday 27 September. The church hasn't announced its last day for 2026 yet — in past years it has run into early November, so check their Facebook page later in the season.

Checked 19 Sep 2026by hand, with the farm

Church website, 18 Sep 2026; opening day from the patch's own Facebook page, 19 Sep 2026

Getting out of Katy

FCC Katy, about five miles north-east of the town centre, is the only patch in Katy itself and the only free one; the church never announced a last day, so check its page before you go. Everything else is a drive. Dewberry Farm in Brookshire and Blessington Farms in Simonton are each around a dozen miles off, and Oil Ranch in Hockley is the long one, 23 miles north. HALTER's patch, ten miles east, was a single October weekend. Of the five, Blessington stays open latest, until 22 November.

Where Katy's listings come from

Each card here was read on the farm's own site, and HALTER's weekend came by email from the charity itself. The method is the same everywhere: how we check.

One of the farms on this page has told us something its own website got wrong. HALTER's site shows last year's weekend.

Other towns nearby

Farms sit outside the city limits, so most of these appear on more than one town page. Every listing is the same checked data.