What You’ll Find at Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in 2024

It’s fall, y’all! And Hall’s Pumpkin Farm knows how to do fall right. Halls Pumpkin Farm is a fantastic pumpkin patch in Grapevine, TX that has become an annual tradition for me and my family.

Here’s why I love it so much:

For those of us in Texas, autumn doesn’t really mean a whole lot weather-wise. Especially in October for pumpkin season- you rarely find crisp, cool air or colorful leaves here that early.

But we can still make the most of it by doing other fall activities!

My favorite?

Going to Hall’s Pumpkin Farm!

We stumbled upon this great Grapevine pumpkin patch back in 2018, and have been going ever since!

It’s a perfect family spot, date spot, and photo spot. There are a ton of things to do and see at Hall’s Pumpkin Farm!

Read on for details! And if you’re looking for a full list of pumpkin patches in Dallas Fort Worth, check out this list.

2024 Hours and Admission Information

Hall’s Pumpkin Farm is open in 2024 from October 4th until the first week of November!

Hours

  • Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays (with the exception of Columbus Day on Monday the 14th when it’s open from 11am  – 8pm)
  • Wednesday and Thursday: 3pm – 8pm
  • Friday: 3pm – 9pm
  • Saturday: 10am – 9pm
  • Sunday: 1pm – 8pm

Admission

Hall’s Pumpkin Farm is cash only! Kids 3 and under are free.

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday

  • Adults and kids 12 and over: $15
  • Kids ages 4 – 11: $10
  • Senior citizens and veterans: $5

Wednesday and Thursday

  • Adults and kids 4 and older: $5
  • Senior citizens and veterans: free

The admission fee includes admission into the corn maze and parking. And here’s an additional reminder that they are cash only!

What to Expect

Expect a local pumpkin patch geared towards families and people who want to celebrate autumn. Hall’s Pumpkin Farm does a great job of catering to all demographics, with fun things to do for all ages.

There are four main areas to Hall’s Pumpkin Farm:

  1. Hall’s pumpkin patch
  2. Hall’s corn maze
  3. The hay rides
  4. The kids’ play area

After pulling into a parking spot, you’ll see the pumpkins first, arranged in cute clumps with festive decor that is great for photos.

To your left, you’ll find the corn maze, and to your right will be the hay rides and the kids’ play area, which has a ton of things to see and do.

Things to Do at Hall’s Pumpkin Farm

Hall’s Pumpkin Patch

Hall’s pumpkin patch is pretty self-explanatory.

The pumpkins are arranged in little patches, which is great as it gives you plenty of photo opportunities.

There are also great photo shoot areas that are specifically for photos.

In this area, you also have a face painting station, food area, and cute fall/farm-themed decor.

If you’d like to purchase a pumpkin, you can easily do so at the little Farmer’s Market area. They also sell other local goods that fall into the fall theme (pun intended).

Hall’s Pumpkin Farm Corn Maze

Naturally, the corn maze takes up a large portion of the farm. It’s 2 acres and definitely feels quite large (or maybe it seemed that way getting lost in its twists and turns!).

It took us about 15 minutes to get out, so I’d say it was a successful maze! We definitely had to back track and try different paths. And the corn is plenty tall enough (8-9 feet tall) to keep you from looking over it for a short cut!

Hay Rides

Hay ride hours are as follows:

  • Monday: Closed
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: 5:00pm – close
  • Thursday: 6:00pm & 6:30pm
  • Friday: 5:00pm – close
  • Saturday: 11:00am – 2:00pm and 5:00pm – close
  • Sunday: 2:00pm – close

I’ve never done the hay ride, but if you’re visiting with children, I recommend visiting in the afternoon if you want to go on a hay ride!

Rides are $5 per person while it’s still bright out, and $3 per person after dark.

The hay ride goes all across the farm and is pulled by a tractor, which definitely adds to the fun.

The Kids Area at Hall’s Pumpkin Farm

I call the portion to the right of the pumpkin patch “The Kid’s Area” just because I don’t know what else to call it. All I know is if I were a kid, this is where I’d want to be!

It has:

  • Playground
  • Tiny tractor (kid sized cars) “racing” spot
  • Animal farm– with a llama, baby goats, baby pig, and more
  • Ice cream stand 
  • Play house

Can you see why it’s a kid’s dream?


Looking for fall photoshoot inspiration? Check out this post!


What to Wear

Definitely dress for the weather. Since we’re in Texas, wear something that you can stay cool in!

Also, bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from that Texas sun.

I personally recommend closed-toed shoes anytime you’re on a farm (especially with hay poking around everywhere). My first year I forgot and wore sandals! Rookie mistake.

What to Bring

  • Your kids/family/significant other/friends– the more the merrier!
  • Don’t bring your pet– they’re not allowed due to insurance reasons!
  • Cash– the farm accepts cash only for all payments
  • Don’t bring food– they’ve got food vendors there! You can get some great TX barbecue, a cup of cider, or a bag of kettle corn. And don’t forget about that ice cream stand! Also- alcohol is not allowed.

In conclusion…

The Hall Farm started in 1929 and has been in the Hall family ever since! It’s one of the last working farms in the area, so definitely support it by stopping by!

It’s a fall staple, and definitely will stay an annual fall activity for Harrison and me!

Visit their website here for more information!

If you’re visiting Hall’s Pumpkin Farm, check out what else there is to do in Grapevine here.

Happy pumpkin picking!

Jasmine

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Jasmine Alley

I'm a Dallas-based, full-time travel blogger with a serious case of wanderlust! Through my website and Instagram, I hope to help others plan picture-perfect trips to the most beautiful places in the world! When I travel, I like to emphasize nature, hidden gems, and unique places.
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Jasmine Alley

I'm a Dallas-based, full-time travel blogger with a serious case of wanderlust! Through my website and Instagram, I hope to help others plan picture-perfect trips to the most beautiful places in the world! When I travel, I like to emphasize nature, hidden gems, and unique places.
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