1. Devine Acres Farm

Why it stands out: With over 40 acres of attractions, Devine Acres is much more than pumpkins. It’s a full fall festival.
What to expect: U-pick pumpkins, a “Pumpkin Stroll,” petting zoo, festival food, live music, photo ops, goat races, flower fields, hayrides, and more. Devine Acres
Details: Their “Fall CountryFest” runs through the season on weekends. Devine Acres

2. Rockberry Ranch (Poteet, TX)

Why go: About 30 miles south of San Antonio, this is a favorite for families looking for a scenic day trip.
Highlights: Over 25 attractions, flower fields (sunflowers, zinnias, marigolds), u-pick pumpkins, barnyard animals, food & drink, photo spots, and more. Rockberry Ranch
When: Open for “Pumpkin Fest” through November 2. Rockberry Ranch+1

3. Bracken Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch

Why visit: A classic community patch with charm, church involvement, and fall decorations.
Perks: Photo booths, crafts, hayrides, and it’s a long-running San Antonio tradition. CultureMap San Antonio

4. Circle N Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch (La Vernia, TX)

Why go: Combines corn maze fun with pumpkin picking.
Things to know: Their 2025 design is “Alice in Wonderland.” They operate on weekends, with evening hours on Fridays. KSAT+1

5. Owl Creek Farm

Why it’s special: Cozy, smaller scale, with a family and local vibe.
Offerings: Petting zoo, photo ops, pumpkin patch games and fun. KSAT+1
Hours (2024 reference): Wed 9 am–1 pm, Fri 4-7 pm, Sat 9 am–6 pm, Sun 10 am–5 pm. owlcreekfarmsa.com

6. Universal City Pumpkin Patch

Why it’s good for families: Pet-friendly patch, food trucks, games, and relaxed setting.
Details: Open through October 31. CultureMap San Antonio

7. Sundrop Springs Fall Festival & Pumpkin Patch

What makes it fun: Combines the patch with a fall festival spirit.
Extras: Hayrides, pig races, corn pit, and even a haunted trail in the evening (for ages 12+). CultureMap San Antonio

8. Traders Village Corny Maze + Pumpkin Patch

Why this is different: It’s part patch, part maze, part fair.
What’s included: Three levels of maze difficulty, pumpkin patch, petting zoo, pumpkin painting, and a drive-thru Halloween light show. CultureMap San Antonio+1

9. Church / Neighborhood Patches around San Antonio

There are several smaller, community patches in the city:

• Alamo Heights United Methodist Church — free admission, daily hours. KSAT

• Oxford UMC Pumpkin Patch — has hayrides, vendor fairs, movie nights, etc. josephcreekhomes.com

• Northwest Hills Global UMC Pumpkin Patch — free admission, long hours. josephcreekhomes.com

• Windcrest UMC Pumpkin Patch — pet-friendly, with fun seasonal events. josephcreekhomes.com

10. La Posada’s Enchanted Pumpkin Patch

Why it’s unique: A more curated, atmospheric experience in a historic hotel courtyard.
Cause-driven: All pumpkin sales go to a nonprofit supporting children with blood disorders and cancer. Laredo Morning Times
Open times: Thurs–Fri 6–9 pm, weekends 1–8 pm at San Agustin Plaza. Laredo Morning Times

🧭 Tips for Visiting Pumpkin Patches

• Buy tickets ahead. Big farms (Devine Acres, Rockberry) often limit day capacity.

• Arrive early. Mornings are less crowded, better lighting for photos, fresher pumpkins.

• Dress for the weather. San Antonio fall can still be warm — but morning/evening may feel breezy.

• Protect your wheels. Farms may have dirt, gravel, or muddy paths.

• Check for extras. Many patches add pumpkin carving, live music, food trucks, or haunted attractions later in October.

• Support local & causes. Some patches partner with charities or community groups.

• Bring your camera. Most patches have Instagram-worthy setups and festive decor.