Come see come saw been there done that, not the greatest food but Christmas lights were good

Facility maintenance needs improvement. Best example is the train ride. Staff is quick to it derailed the night before. Train ride personnel showed up before 11am but didn't do maintenance and safety checks which significantly delayed the scheduled start time of 11 am. I'll blame it their maintenance contract management which is probably cost savings under the guise of safety checks. Other areas needing improvement are restroom cleanliness and maintenance of the other rides like the coaster being shutdown. One star for my initial experience here. Would I come again? No. Will I recommend it? No. read more

Extremely disappointing experience this year. We loved Dewberry Farms last year so much that we returned twice and purchased season passes for our family this season. Unfortunately, our visit was a complete letdown. The restroom conditions were absolutely unacceptable. One stall had feces throughout it, another had vomit, and the only usable stall had no toilet paper. The outdoor sinks were not working, and the men's restroom was out of paper towels. These were serious sanitation concerns at a family-oriented facility. The rides and overall maintenance were also disappointing, with attractions appearing broken or operating at reduced capacity. We encountered ridiculously long lines, poor organization, and inadequate crowd management throughout the park. The jumping pillows were dangerously overcrowded, and the corn maze was so congested that we could barely move. To top it off, the mosquitoes were awful, making the lengthy waits even more miserable. We understand that fall festivals get busy, but this went far beyond normal crowds. The lack of cleanliness, maintenance, organization, and communication made the experience frustrating and raised legitimate safety concerns. For the price of admission, we expected much better. It's especially disappointing because we genuinely loved this farm last year and even spoke positively about it through PR-related work. Sadly, based on this visit, the experience has changed significantly. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and makes meaningful improvements. read more

Lines for almost everything are way too long. You shouldn't have to wait an hour or more in line to buy a ticket, get food/drink, and do the activities. Hire more staff and add a few more places to eat/drink and add more activities so lines won't be so painfully long. read more

PROTIP: I would check out their instagram page to see if there are any discount/promo codes! I found a code KATYMOMS7 for $7 off which is valid from now until November 2nd 2025 Not so pro-tip but a tip nonetheless: Although Dewberry Farms does a good job at setting up handwashing stations all over the area, I would bring hand sanitizer and/or wet wipes just in case. Also, it gets pretty dusty so if your eyes are sensitive, I'd bring some eye drops. We went on a Friday night and thankfully it wasn't too packed. Parking was free and there was plenty of space in the lot. Getting out wasn't bad at all either. Like what other reviews have stated, the tickets are not cheap ($45 after tax). But I will say, the entire setup of the area is super cute and well decorated. Not only are there so many places for photo ops but there are also a ton of activities for kids. And honestly, even as an adult, my friends and I had a blast- just channel your inner child and go on those rides! There were mini rollercoasters, slides, petting zoos, a firework show, and so much more. Our time slot was 7-10 pm but honestly, I would try to get there earlier (i.e. 5 pm slot) especially if you purchased exclusive attractions (i.e. haunted house, corn maze, etc). With the general admuission tickets, you don't have access to the special attractions but you can purchase them at Dewberry farm- I believe it was $7.99 each. But if you're already set on going to numerous special attractions, just get the whole package online. My friends and I did the Trail of Terror and it took around 20 minutes to compelte and everything was well done! As for food, I know Dewberry Farm has the snack pack available for $15.99 and that covers kettlecorn, lemonade, a cookie, and a snowcone. And honestly, that's pretty worth it because a kettlecorn bag itself was 10.99- it was very yummy btw, my friends and I almost killed the whole bag in one sitting. Overall, my friends and I had a blast and we might make this an annual thing! I believe Dewberry farms also has a Christmas event so we might attend that as well. read more

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Very neat experience if you never been. My sister set up a weekend outing for the family and kids to see Christmas lights and tractor ride. This place is huge! Make sure you wear your tennis shoes. I didn't get a chance to take a lot of photos but did get one. They have all kinds of activities, playground, rides and food that will keep the kids busy. Just FYI lines for food can get very long but the wait was worth it! From what I was told they do hold other events here and not just Christmas. We will definitely have to come back to check them out. Come show your support if you're looking for something to do with the kiddos. read more

Dewberry Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

We were very disappointed with our experience. We spent over $100 on four tickets, then another $20 for the game passport, plus roughly $50 on food and $15 on a toy--and that was just the beginning. Everything costs extra, and it truly feels like you're being nickel-and-dimed at every turn. There is clearly not enough staff for the number of guests, which leads to extremely long lines. Several areas are far too dark at night, especially considering how many children are running around--it felt unsafe. The smell throughout the farm was unpleasant, the bathrooms were not functioning properly, and the lighting overall was poor. The price for each game is ridiculous for what you get. On top of that, I've read the responses from management to other reviewers, and the way they speak to customers is unprofessional and off-putting. To make matters worse, after leaving my feet have been itching nonstop, like I was bitten by bugs or exposed to something while there. For the price, the experience does not come close to being worth it. Save the long drive and the money--you'd be better off putting it toward a future trip to Disney. read more

We've visited Dewberry Farm every fall for several years, and my kids have always looked forward to it. Unfortunately, this year's visit was a real letdown. Many attractions were closed -- including the corn maze and corn pit. Who closes a corn maze during a fall festival‽‽ While a few staff members were friendly and welcoming, several others seemed impatient or downright rude. Around 1 p.m., staff began herding guests like cattle toward the exit, saying the farm was closing soon. Attractions that had been open were shut down abruptly. When we mentioned among ourselves that we thought closing time was 2 p.m., a nearby staff member snapped, "Actually, we close at 1:30." Even after we explained that we had been told 2 p.m., she curtly repeated, "No, it's 1:30." We left feeling disappointed and unwelcome -- a sharp contrast to the fun, family-friendly visits we've had in past years. I truly hope the new management takes feedback like this to heart and focuses a bit more on guest experience than the bottom line. read more

Dewberry Farm - Hours clearly stated on website - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

Absolutely loved Dewberry! So much to do and the weather was perfect during our visit. We partook in the Easter egg hunt for the 0-3 year old and that was slightly chaotic. We almost didn't get any eggs because everyone was trampling over each other and the babies couldn't take their time and enjoy the moment but other than that so much FUN for us adults and my almost 2 yo granddaughter overall. Got to pet the animals, ride rides and play. So much to play with for the youngsters. They also have some adult fun like a wine garden. Food choices were limited. Looked like they are under some improvements so this place I'm thinking is more of a place to go to for fun and not eating. read more

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We had such a fun day here! I loved it because there is something to do for all ages (and lots of options!) My one critique is I wish there were more food options there. I imagined a wider variety with more fun fair treats. However, we did get a super yummy and large baked potato with brisket and corn with cheese. They were both really hot and fresh, and delicious! It was a bit busy but it's such a huge and spread out venue, we hardly felt it was busy! There's also a ton of Parking which is a plus. some of my favorite things: - paintball shooting - giant slide - gem mining - pumpkin painting (small additional fee) read more

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Dewberry Farm is too much money for the service and facilities. There isn't much relief from the heat - no fans or water mists. The bathroom situation is disgusting. There was a super long line for women's, and 4 out of 8 of the bathrooms in that area out of order with human waste piled high. Everything is dusty and many attractions have an additional charge. If you're charging $40 per person (and most people come in large groups or families), I hope the facilities at least are better. read more

Lots for the littles. One price entry is fair for all that's included. Extra cost exhibits understandable but with the amt paid for entry, we didn't want to pay additionally. More importantly, we went opening weekend and spent plenty on water. read more

Dewberry Farm - The girls upon entry. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

I don't know why people complain about this place. There's so much to do. It takes hours to get through it all. We had a great time. Only complaint is how expensive everything is. read more

We have come for the Fall Fest and Holiday Lights. We came a day after rain and that was a mess! Wait a few days or wear rain boots. We were weaving in and out of mud the whole time. One ride you couldn't even get in because of all the puddles and mud so people were putting kids over the fence. They have plenty to do and lots of staff to monitor. We haven't tried the food but kids loved the lemonade. We rode almost all the rides and loved the trail of lights. Definitely a must visit for the holidays and all other times as well. Kids loved the rides especially the little go carts. read more

We went for the Christmas lights. There are rides and food available. It is an elaborate set up and you will need to get there early to do everything. We missed a lot. The tractor pulled wagon ride was much better than the train ride for the amount of lights. Tickets were around $30 for adults. $10 for the basic funnel cake which was huge and would feed 2-3 people. Glass of wine also $10. The staff was friendly and helpful. Take a moment to look at the website and familiarize yourself with the map so you can plan out what you want to do. read more

Why 4 stars? Because it was a fun day, but an expensive one. --- --- --- For the first two October's since moving back to the area, we took our son to P6 Farms in Montgomery because we live in Montgomery ourselves. But we got tipped off that Dewberry farm was a much better version, and the tipper was correct. There are probably double the amount of activities here for kids of all ages. You certainly pay for it, though. I don't remember what P6 cost, but 3 tickets for Dewberry came in at $134 after tax, which was a bit of a shock to the system. The nice thing is that once we were in the park, the only things that cost something additional were the pony rides ($8) and face painting, which ranged from about $10-$30, depending on what you wanted. Let's see if I can recall everything we did in a little over two hours: pumpkin photos, playgrounds, many slides, a ferris wheel, a train ride, pony rides, a petting zoo (from the other side of the fence), merry go round type rides, launching balls from a high powered cannon, playing in a giant bed of corn, jumping on a bouncy thing (not sure what these are called, but there are 3 of them and they are massive), face painting and walking through a mini maze. There were also a couple rides we skipped and also some kind of paintball thing we walked by. The wife ordered a turkey leg, but we didn't partake in any food beyond that. So, as mentioned, there's a lot here. 2 hours was more than enough to tire out our nearly 5 year old. We almost never get naps anymore, but he passed out in the car pretty quickly, which means Dewberry Farm did its job. read more

The little one had a great time, but it is expensive!! The train was a fun ride. I napped. The slide was different and kids loved it. The play ground could be updated, the 500 carved pumpkins in the dark was a highlight. Lil bit loved the carousel and ferris wheel. Face painting is so overpriced, but it's the grandbaby.. All of the servicers were awesome in explaining what was a place like. Is the best pumpkin patch I have been too? No, but she was so tired we only saw half of it. Next year we will drive to Marble Falls. Overall a good good time and beautiful weather. read more

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Visited: 11/10/24 | Spent: $12 - Due to procrastination, I waited until the final weekend of the fall festival to drive 1 hour outside of Houston to Brookshire to visit Dewberry on a solo day trip. It was a perfectly sunny day and a smooth drive for midday Sunday. When I arrived there was plenty of parking and no wait line to enter. I noticed there wasn't much security (no bag checking), but plenty of space to lounge about in the mid-70s weather, take photos with the many fall festive props, and grab some snacks at any of the vendors. I opted only to taste the butterbeer (my main reason for visiting). To my delight, it tasted very similar to the butterbeer served at Universal Studios - Orlando: cold, frothy, and sweet! There were A LOT of fall festive activities to explore on the property, and even some barn animals to feed. I'd love to return for their "Berry Merry" Christmas event to see the areas transform into a winter wonderland. I'd also return on a cute date or a family outing, but would be sure to pack a picnic in the car as the food options were a bit pricey, although simple (state fair-like menu). read more

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For starters, my grandson fell into drain pipe and when my daughter told a few workers, they laughed at her, Not professional at all. There was just an incident that happened on the slide that they closed it down but weren't concerned when my grandson had his pants wet and smelly the whole time we were there. This was my 1st and last time there cause they don't seem to care about their customers. And then not to mention the food prices, it's highway robbery, $11 for a little mac n cheese, outrageous!!!!!will not refer anyone there. read more

Berry Merry Christmas 2023. There are 4 time slots to purchase online tix. We purchased the 4pm slot and upon arrival, the majority of booths for food and beverage, including Santa, were NOT open. (See signs below) We found one and they were not prepared to serve customers. We should have packed our own!!! WE...WE made the most of our experience at DF. We stayed for the ride thru the light trail which is great! However, management and employees have zero concern for customer experience and service. It's a shame really, they have local family bloggers marketing this business, the bloggers probably have no idea who they are marketing for and the quality of the experience. Missed opportunities for Dewberry Farms and lessons learned as customers...we will be going elsewhere in the future and will tell other families the same. read more

Dewberry Farm - 4pm open time, majority of booths had these signs! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

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We mainly went for the nighttime Halloween festival. We went to all the haunted attractions. They were fun. Not too scary for little ones. Bring some water. Only con...the tickets itself are about 200 for a family of four. The included price doesn't include a couple of the haunts. We ended up spending another 250 on food and attractions. Just a little steep. read more

Dewberry Farm - Pumpkin display you see on the train. - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

What an epic disappointment. We have been visiting Dewberry Farms annually for almost a decade and witnessed the severe decline of this place the last few years. More than 70% of the attractions are closed on the weekdays for no reason other than a weekend cash grab. This information is not given until arrival. Even the corn maze was closed?! Corn pit closed. All outbuildings closed. All carnival rides closed. Staff was unbelievably rude to children waiting in line to go down the one open slide, refusing to let them in until they stood quietly in a single file line-this is supposed to be fun. They also aggressively attempt to herd people out the door and close the few remaining attractions an hour before their official "close" time. Not worth half the entrance fee or the drive to wander around what is supposed to be an amusement park with all the attractions closed. read more

Way to expensive and the gate admission has increased while you have to pay extra for things that use to be included with your admission! Also, several rides broken down and employee said that they weren't worried about fixing them since it was end of season! The gate admission did not reflect at least 3 rides inoperable! Better things to do with your family than visit this overpriced venue! read more

We always have a memorable time with the grandkids at Dewberry. They love the hay stack rope, the train, and the other rides. We went during the spring festival and tried to do the egg hunts. What a disaster! Parents were pushing and shoving to get their children as many eggs as possible. Why? The eggs didnt have anything good inside and it was scary dangerous for the kids. This activity needs some thought--no parents allowed and more egg hunts so it isnt so crowded. Also the mini wooden houses have some nails and screws sticking out of them. They need maintenance. Otherwise we have loved our visits to the farm and will look forward to our next visit. read more

We drove 2 hours to this attraction based on online pictures thinking it looked pretty amazing. First let me say the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. At every attraction they went above and beyond. That's pretty much the only good I can come up with. The pictures are extremely deceiving. It is in severe need of updating and repairs. For the price point of the tickets it's definitely not what I was expecting. In my opinion it's not worth the trip. read more

Not bad if you buy the season pass and make weekly use of it. Multiple ride options and decent for kids 4-12 range. The only thing that kind of sucks is the nauseating fumes on the train and tractor rides because of the exhaust. Long lines even in the early afternoon. Lots of dust in the parking lot so change that air filter often on your vehicle. Pricing for food and drink are really out there for the quality you get and super long lines there too. You can bring your own, but find some shade near the edit merry go round area. read more

The line waiting and overcrowded comments depend on the day and time of visit - my party and I reserved tickets for a Saturday at 10AM. There was no wait and Dewberry Farm was not the slightest of crowded. Thet had many booths and stand that were all picture worthy! The time spent was great for the family and some social distancing activities! *** An enormous heads up though knowing that I commented on the "overcrowded" aspect of Dewberry Farm, after leaving at about 2PM, was then that we all saw the lines extremely long and there was no 6FT apart. People were literally back to back in line. Some did not have masks and there were no precautions for Covid-19 in that line. The time and day of our visit was perfect because people at that time kept their distance and wore masks. read more

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We come throughout the year. From pumpkin picking, ice cream, lots of food, playgrounds, trains, animals and so much more; there is something for everyone! We love that this is an all age friendly place, including a designated toddler/ infant park. The animals are very well taken care of and constantly watched around people and children. They have the cutest little pond as well! Very well organized farm, even the parking they are out on horses helping guide cars to make sure everything continues to remain organized. read more

Dewberry Farm - I'm like a butterfly; easy to look at, and pretty hard to catch. -every toddler ever Beautiful woodwork for photo taking at the farm! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brookshire, Texas

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First i got so excited about this place then i ended up regretting it. Don't come to this place on CHRISTMAS EVENT. I purchased the VIP ticket and there is NO VIP even on parking. The train ride took us like 45 min because there is no VIP LANE to get into the train and it was a very short ride and it didn't went into the Christmas lights. It was such a WASTE of TIME and MONEY. FOODS AREN'T SO GREAT TOO. On VIP TICKET the only thing you can get is unlimited HOT Chocolate and cheap Cookie, THAT'S IT and you have to fall in line with the ones who is actually going to order the actual food in the restaurant. They should've at least a LANE THAT IS FOR VIP FOR JUST GETTING HOT CHOCOLATE. EVERYTHING HERE IS HORRENDOUS. read more

Dewberry Farm was such a disappointment. We went last year and it wasn't this bad, but what a waste of money and time. It was overpriced and you can definitely tell that the owners only care about making a profit, not about consumer experience. Here are the things that need improvement. -They sold WAY too many tickets. There should be a limit on how many tickets can be purchased each day, because it was terribly crowded. Expect to wait in line for everything (food, activities, bathroom, drinks, entry, etc.) for at least 10-15 minutes. -The "pumpkin patch" was scarce. Barely any pumpkins left, and several of the ones left were rotting. Yes it's the week before Halloween, but we should have been informed prior to spending $40 per ticket that the availability of pumpkins (at a farm marketing themselves as a fall festival) is incredibly low. -Everything is overpriced. $10 for a glass of wine is absurd, especially when the wine slushy machine is broken. Speaking of things that are broken, the soda machine at the ice cream parlor was also out of order. Why charge so much for entry when you aren't going to use the profits on upkeep of the farm? Again, it comes off as the owners being cheap. -The corn maze was abysmal. The corn stalks were maybe 3-4 feet tall and there was trash all throughout the maze. There's not even an official exit, it just spits you out on the outside edge of the corn maze and you have to walk back along the edge to get back to the rest of the festival. -Overall poor organization. For example, the paintball line was suuuuuper long, and of the 5-6 paintball gun stations, they were only using 1-2 at a time. Absolutely wild decision making from the owners. -The staff seemed hot, understaffed, overworked, and stressed out. I can't blame them--there should have been way more people working for the amount of crowds that were there. -There was litter EVERYWHERE. There was absolutely zero effort to keep the farm looking nice. Dirty diapers in the parking lot, drink cups all over the corn maze, etc. Save your money and spend your time doing literally anything else. read more

I wanted to visit a pumpkin patch for the kids. My friends ended up picking Dewberry. The price per ticket is crazy high which got me really worried and it was timed slots! i was really skeptical of the place. Boy was I wrong! I can see why the price is so high! There's so much activities that the kids could do! The place is giant. There's also diff foods you can try. Turkey leg 4/5 Gigantic! Can get a bit dry on certain areas Brisket taco 5/5 It's priced per taco just fyi. The brisket is so soft and cut in cubes. Sausage on stick 5/5 Good sausage. Kettle corn 5/5 Sooo good! Large bag. Reg popcorn 5/5 Good to interchange btw the two. Lemonade 5/5 Get that refillable cup! Worth it. We went back twice. Wine slush 5/5 My friends loved it. read more

The price tag is way too hefty, but my 5 year old enjoyed coming here. She had a lot of fun. Our 2 year old also liked certain activities but there wasn't as much that she was interested in. Overall it's more geared toward kids 4 years old and up, I'd say The upside is that almost all activities are free with admission (except for some things like pony rides, face painting, picking flowers) Food prices are, as expected, crazy. $2 for a single prepackaged Rice Krispies treat. We stayed for about 3 hours before the kids were melting down/getting overtired. read more

texted them for information wanted to take my grandkids and The reply was so rude I decided not to spend my money there. The person responding called me "Karen" read more

It was a super fun place to hang out but they need to be more efficient with the food and drink lines. People can't wait over an hour for food and drinks. read more

The entry was quite expensive, $40 for 3+. The one little roller coaster was so loud you couldn't hear someone right next to you when you waited in line. The animals didn't have any shade. There isn't even a water fountain to drink from. I would save your money and go to the Renaissance Festival instead. read more

I loved everything about Dewberry Farm. The workers were very friendly and there were lots and lots of fun activities. There are many activities and places to eat. Yes, the price is kinda of steep compared to your average fall festival but Dewberry Farm has so much to offer for EVERY AGE! I also loved the cleanliness of the farm. I mean, this place has animals and I didn't smell a thing. I say budget for this amazing, fun experience. Enjoy the food on the property and everything that's offered. It's worth it! Note: I noticed the entrance line moving a little faster for ppl who bought their tickets online. read more

We had such a wonderful memories making moment at Dewberry farm. We went from when it opened in the morning (10:00 AM) and stay until the place closed. The kids, wife and I all loved it. I took some cool pictures as this place deserves to be seen. I highly recommend it. read more

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I had such an amazing first visit to the farm for Fall Festival. Entry is reasonably priced, it is set up like a fair with concession stands. The food is priced like going to a fair ($7 for ONE taco). It is cashless so they take cards at all the stands. There's Plenty of activities for kids and some for the adults to enjoy as well. I enjoyed the cannons and tractor ride. And who doesn't love fried Oreos . Definitely a great place for family outing but also a cute date as well. read more

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Last year we had a season pass for everyone. We had the best time a the pricing was doable. This year with the new owner they have raise the season pass by $30.00 a person. So now it's $90.00 per person. Then all the rides you also have to pay for. I'm not sure whether the old owner was having financial issues. But with all the visitors that they had I highly doubt it. But the rise in ticket prices is ridiculous!!!! If you're under 2 you don't pay. I regret we will not be returning. read more

Thousands of people, long long lines, no police, no crew, disorganized and old. This is a huge farm and fun for young kids but its ran by very careless team. No running water anywhere, all bathroom faucet are either broken or too old to dispense water. No soap, no toilet paper. If you want to buy water or food, you should expect minimum of one hour or two in line. It took us 45 minutes to just get in and we had bought tickets online. Why don't you guys setup small tents to just sell water? Why people have to stay in line for one hour to buy bottle of water. Crew behind the stands are extremely slow and they look like they hate to be there. No one smiling, no one trying to make your visit memorable. Rides are old and repair numerous times. Some are so dirty that you would know they have never even been cleaned once. My biggest concern is lack of security and active management. There was only two police cars at the door and atleast 5,000 people inside. If something goes wrong here, I expect catastrophic ending. $40 bucks its not much to spend for one ticket but you expect to get minimum amenities like water, food and bathrooms. If you are traveling with kids bring food and water. read more