Alamo Heights UMC Pumpkin Patch
San Antonio, TX · about 10 min from downtown San Antonio
202610 Oct – 31 OctOpendailyPumpkinsprices not published
Seven pumpkin patches in and around San Antonio where you don’t pay to get in, checked with each one for 2026, on its own website or by email. The pumpkins you take home are still paid for. More church patches are on the way as each one confirms.
Soonest first. Tap a name for hours, what’s there and how to get in touch.
These church patches are usually free, but haven’t confirmed everything for 2026 yet. We’ve asked each one and will add them when they reply.
7 free patches
San Antonio, TX · about 10 min from downtown San Antonio
202610 Oct – 31 OctOpendailyPumpkinsprices not published
Bulverde, TX · about 35 min from downtown San Antonio
202625 Sep – 1 NovOpenWed–SunPumpkinsby donation
Universal City, TX · about 25 min from downtown San Antonio
20262 Oct – 31 OctOpendailyPumpkinsmost $3–30
San Antonio, TX · about 20 min from downtown San Antonio
202610 Oct – 31 OctOpendailyPumpkins2 for $1 (tiny) up to $25–30
Windcrest, TX · about 20 min from downtown San Antonio
202628 Sep – last day not publishedOpendailyPumpkinsprices not published
San Antonio, TX · about 20 min from downtown San Antonio
2026dates not publishedOpenTue–Sun (closed Mondays, but open Mon 12 Oct)Pumpkinsprices not published
Helotes, TX · about 30 min from downtown San Antonio
20264 Oct – last day not publishedOpendailyPumpkinsfrom $1, by size (2025 page)
Alamo Heights UMC is the nearest, ten minutes from downtown. St. Margaret’s Episcopal published the widest price range, from two tiny pumpkins for $1 up to $25–30, and Universal City priced most of its pumpkins between $3 and $30. The Patch at Winding Branch Ranch, 35 minutes north in Bulverde, asked only for a donation. Windcrest, Oxford and Helotes Hills never published a closing date.
Universal City’s details come from the city’s website and the team behind the patch; Winding Branch Ranch is free but needs a reserved ticket. The churches were read on their own pages or answered by email. How we check.
Paid farms with hayrides and mazes are on the San Antonio page.