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Free pumpkin patch Houston

Six pumpkin patches within an hour of Houston where you don’t pay to get in. Rosehill Pumpkins is free Monday to Thursday too. The pumpkins you take home are still paid for, so this page shows what they cost. Checked with each patch for 2026.

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Free to get in: what each one costs

Soonest first. Pumpkins and parking are what the patch told us or publishes. Price not published: The Watershed Church (League City), so it isn't included.

  1. The Pumpkin Patch at FCC KatyKaty · 50 minFreeprices not publishednot published27 Sep – tbc
  2. The St. Thomas Pumpkin PatchNassau Bay · 40 minFreeprices not publishednot published28 Sep – 6 Nov
  3. Cypress Methodist ChurchCypress · 35 minFreeprices not publishednot published2 Oct – 31 Oct
  4. Asbury United Methodist ChurchPasadena · 25 minFreepriced by size – set by their suppliernot published4 Oct – 31 Oct
  5. Nature Discovery CenterBellaire · 25 minFreemini $3, pie $5, jack-o'-lantern $8-16 by weight, heirloom $1 a poundfree, on the side streets around the park17 Oct – 18 Oct
  6. Holy Cross Pumpkin PatchSugar Land · 45 minFree$3 to $45, by sizeFree, at the church17 Oct – 18 Oct
  7. Rosehill PumpkinsTomball · 50 minFree weekdays, $5 weekendspriced at the patch – not published in advancefree, limited at the patch – overflow in the lot next door26 Sep – 14 Nov

Almost free: under $10

Not free, but three more patches cost $10 or less to get in. Their full details are on the Houston page.

  1. Harvest Season FarmsTomball · 45 min$5, under 10 free$1 per lbnot published3 Oct – 31 Oct
  2. HALTER IncHouston · 45 min$5 + $5 parkingbought with activity tickets on site$517 Oct – 18 Oct
  3. 7 Acre WoodConroe · 45 min$10$0.60 a pound (most $5–10); pie pumpkins $5, minis $2free24 Sep – 6 Nov

Ways to spend less

Want the bigger farms with rides and corn mazes? Every patch near Houston, with prices up to $52.95, is on the Houston page.

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How these were checked

Each listing was built from the farm's own website, calendar and ticket pages, then confirmed by email where those pages disagreed with one another. The date of that check sits on every listing above.

Three farms on this page have told us something their own websites got wrong. Rosehill's opening was pushed back by a delivery delay, to 26 September. Harvest Season Farms is running October weekends only, not the season their site advertises. HALTER's site shows last year's weekend; the charity confirmed 17–18 October.

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