November 22, 2025 I drive from Galveston for country fresh air, produce, local products, local eggs, organic jams, homemade pies, cookies, bread. Love LoVe love this place! Buy and support local read more

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Visited Froberg's on Friday, Jan 6. The strawberries were abundant and very fresh. $5 per person for admission. My 2 year old was free. $2 for a bucket (must use a Froberg's bucket for picking). We bought 2 to share among the 4 of us. We filled both close to the top (close to 6 lbs total). I'm not sure how much it cost per lb since I didn't pay, but i think it was $5/lb. Credit card does incur a 3.99% fee. We also bought some bbq: brisket sandwich, hotdog with turkey sausage and jalapeno sausage, Arizona green tea, bottled water, and 2 sausages to-go (jalapeno pork & deer sausage and regular sausage). It was a lot of food actually for $48. We also bought some baked goods to-go (especially enjoyed the oatmeal cookie, chocolate cookie, and pecan pie) . Cookies were $1.50 each or $12/dz. The medium pie (about 4 servings) was maybe $6-7. Being a Friday, there was not much to do at all because all the rides, games, and food trucks only run on the weekends. I guess it saved us money at least bc everything cost $3-4 (tokens). We still managed to stay 2 hours (it made our 1 hr drive worth it) because we ate the bbq at the shaded picnic tables while my 2 year old played on the playground. It's a small playground, but it had her favorite things- swings, slides, and a tire tower to climb. She had fun. I may go to Blessington for the pumpkin patch this fall (based off reviews), but fruit picking is pretty fun here. read more

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Today, on May 13 we went and paid $5 entry per person (not for the child under 2) and $2 per plastic bucket, we bought two, (both filled was about $50 on top). We filled both buckets with mostly ripe delicious strawberries. The kids still need to refine their picking skills. We then got snow cones, brisket and sausage. The kids played and had cotton candy. This was an extremely fun 3 hour activity. I was surprised to find so many delicious ripe strawberries this late in the season. In the end we spent a little over $100. The snow cones were super delicious- actual shaved ice. There are amazing photo ops and I took beautiful pictures of my kiddos. There are several fun pockets and experiences on this farm and it's very kid friendly. As a mom, I'm always having heart attacks because kids love to do crazy stuff, but here I felt very relaxed. Next time I would have them wear mud boots (our tennis are caked with mud). The strawberry fields weren't extremely muddy, but there were pockets of mud out there. We are eating the strawberries and my toddlers are thrilled and proud because they collected them. I just need to get a jam recipe to make this day last a few months. Thank you to the staff that were so warm and friendly! read more

We always have so much fun when we go to Froberg's Farm. Piggy races, train ride, bounce pad, petting zoo, strawberry picking, the list goes on with activities. My kiddo has a blast running around the massive play area too. I love getting fresh produce and eggs. We love meeting up with friends and spending an afternoon there. The food truck vendors are a bit pricey but you get a lot of food and it's pretty good. read more

Froberg's Farm - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

We were here a few weeks ago for their pumpkin patch, we went to take my two years old godson, he had a blast. The entrance is $10 plus a $12 token read more

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We always come for the fried pies. They fried them to order today...maybe because we arrived shortly before 5pm on a Sunday. Yum piping hot pies! Yes, please. Everyone is super nice every time we visit. Lots of good looking produce...better looking than the local grocery stores! read more

Froberg's Farm - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

So disappointed... been here many times . Use to love this place as it has many things to do with the kids (majority of activities require tokens that you have to purchase separately from the entrance fee)... today I got charged an entrance for NOTHING bc there's NOTHING to do during the weekdays bc all attractions are now closed during the week. Pretty much paying to do the maze, use a kiddie playground (if your kids are around that age )and take pictures with the LIMITED amount of pumpkins. When we inquired about it an employee said he think it's bc they now have a new owner ... can't confirm this is true but can definitely confirm is no longer worth it to go during the week. Fried pies are still good read more

I've been coming here my entire life. I love the holiday stuff they have and it's always fun to come. The fried pies have decreased in quality over the years but still a must try read more

Froberg's Farm - Took this with my digital camera - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

We came here for strawberry picking in March. The strawberry picking (plus the activities outside)was $5 per person, $2 for a bucket, and $5.99 a pound. We ended up with $40 worth of strawberries! The strawberry fields were pretty sizable and there were plenty of strawberries. They have Froberg strawberries which are pinkish white and are sweeter than the red ones. The play area outside has a bunch of free activities for the kiddos- duck racing, basketball, slides, tricycle racing, and a lot more. It was really nice. It looks like they have some food places but they were not open during the Tuesday we went. It's an hour drive out but was worth the trip to get outdoors and do something different. read more

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Went strawberry picking today with a group of Seniors. We had a ball. The weather was perfect. Strawberries are sweet and a nice size. Several busses were there. $5 entrance fee. Also visited the Smoke House next door. Taking my grandkids this weekend read more

Froberg is a fruit and vegetable farm. During the various harvest seasons they allow their customers to pick their own fruits and vegetables. My cousin and I went during the strawberry harvesting season. There were rows and rows of strawberries ready to be picked. This was a really fun experience. There is a grocery store on site, that also includes a bakery. I grabbed a bag of fresh pinto beans. They keep their Facebook page up to date posting about the events happening, what's available for daily harvesting and what's available in their store. Thoroughly enjoyed! read more

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Recently moved to Lake Jackson TX and heard about Froberg's from a neighbor. The 45 minute drive from LJ was worth a visit to the farm. I took my grandson for the Watermelon Festival. Lots of booths and activities. There were food trucks as well. My grandson got his face painted and played on the playground. The marketplace had fresh fruits and veggies. Bought a watermelon which was so sweet and juicy. I would definitely visit again! read more

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Hello neighbors! My children and I drover to Froberg's from Kemah. We arrived at 5:05pm- they close at 6pm. A teenager working told me that we could NOT pick strawberries because they were closing. I couldn't find an adult to discuss the fact that I had called prior to us arriving. I wanted to get any details we may need to know before coming. The lady didn't say we had to arrive hours before their closing time. Very disappointed! The staff were extremely rude. read more

When I asked around for a pumpkin patch in the area, many people said Froberg's. I finally went and do not see the hype at all. It's clean and large inside with many fresh veggies and other items, but nearly everything we bought fell flat and wasn't worth paying for. Peach pie - bland. Peaches themselves in it were okay but generally very bland. Apple cider donuts- bland, dense (in the bad way, not light and fluffy), and dry. Cider- I was excited about a Granny Smith apple cider but it wasn't the right colour nor did it appear to be the right cider consistency... and it definitely was not. Consistency was like water and the taste was very artificial, like candy. Blegh! Veggie chips- probably would've been okay if I got the regular ones, but the "sweet chili flavoured" type was so small that I didn't realise I didn't get plain ones. Normally this would be fine as I love sweet chili flavouring, but once again, the seasoning fell very flat. Their grocery items are NOT cheap so it was very annoying to have to toss so much of what was bought. The main thing I wanted to visit for was the pumpkin area, and while you can still buy pumpkins in the store, you cannot go outside for free... it's a $10 entry fee AND you cannot bring dogs. I understand not having dogs in the fields where people pick fresh fruits and veggies, but in a pseudo pumpkin patch for photos? That was extremely disappointing. I'm glad we at least didn't waste money on that entry fee. I won't be back here. read more

This is very well managed and wholesome family place for all ages. We went with our grandchildren and it was a fun time for all. Picking strawberries, playing the games they have setup, like the tricycle track and rubber duck races. They have a wide selection of vegetables in the store, along with many other things, like a country bakery. It was a very pleasant experience today for my Family and myself. read more

Froberg's Farm is always fun to go to during strawberry season. This year I attended their strawberry festival for the first time in years. We got a decent amount of strawberries and pine berries; I was surprised to see people leave with full buckets of them when I felt that there weren't a lot of ripe ones left! I recommend coming the first weekend of the festival before everything gets picked. I also love getting the hand pies here! I highly recommend the pecan one. There are also lots of cute photo ops and a train ride! Great for kids. read more

Froberg's Farm - Apricot Hand Pie - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

Overall, I enjoy coming here. I think the start plans always a great buy and cost. They could do better at labeling and times staff could be more helpful on the floor. However, everyone is always friend. There is fee if you use a card here, so if you aren't a fan BRING CASH. There a lot of photo opts on the property including sunflower and strawberry picking. $5 entry pre-person. read more

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Great place to come with the kiddos We love the fall atmosphere at the farm . So many pumpkins to choose from read more

Everything was wonderful! Not cheap, but you get a lot out of it. Animals looked very happy and well cared for. We sampled the sausage, and brought some home it was so delicious ! We went early in the fall festival, so it was still hot. Would have loved to do more, but our three year old was worn out pretty quickly. We brought a lightweight wagon, to help the little one rest in between attractions. It is a farm, but we managed the terrain pretty easy. Lots of shade, refreshments and fans. You can easily spend a lot of money in the grocery store, but everything is very good quality! We will ABSOLUTELY be back! read more

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We went there on an invite from a friend who has a 2 year old daughter. While the market area is free for all to enter, every year in fall, they apparently have a pumpkin patch set-up with plenty of photo opportunities especially with kids. You can also choose and purchase your own pumpkin for 69C/pound. Plenty of activities are up and some of them cater to adults as well like the apple crushing, or the paintball target. You do not win any prizes, these are just for pleasure. There is also flower picking which both girls and women enjoy, for $5 a cup, you can pluck as many flowers as you want - it was our lucky day so it was hot and windy, just perfect. I also enjoyed the corn maze, getting lost and finding the way out was fun, but gazing at the half dead looking corn was not (ha ha). For kids there are tractors, pumpkin house, pillow land, a straw man, a windmill, duck race etc etc....basically great for some frame worthy pics. Food and drink is also available on site. Its all probably run by the people who own that farm so you will find bored kids helping you around the activities where you need help, and guess that is also the reason you will find really long queues for the eatables. At $15 per head for an entry ticket, you would want atleast a pumpkin for free especially when you are paying additional tokens of $4 and $5 for just playing the 'no prize' games. Actually its understandable, all that effort put in setting up and maintaining must take a lot out of them, and I wouldn't be surprised if the kids working there are trying to earn money to buy Christmas presents for their loved ones. The kid I mentioned had a blast, she was not willing to get of the tractor, or the swing, or come down the tree house, or eat anything other than the sno cone........so well, I would say its worth a visit, especially if you have kids. Note: They pumpkin patch area is open only on weekends during the fall. Sent from my iPhone read more

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This is a great place to take the kiddos. We stopped there on the way home and I wanted to stop because I had heard so much about it. They have plenty of fresh produce and I guess it was flower picking time. We stayed for a little bit. The staff is very friendly. I will definitely have to keep up to date with their calendar to see what is in season and what is going on. read more

Emma had an amazing time playing. But we were a little Upset that we drove over an hour away to be told we couldn't pick any strawberries on a Sunday. Then only to find out there were allowing it the next day. read more

Froberg's Farm - Emma is buying strawberries for her upcoming Lemonade stand. - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

Great place for seasonal veggies and spring u-pick strawberries. Fun Spring Break destination.

Such a large farm with varieties of fruits, vegetables and flowers. Went there recently in the month of April for strawberry picking. Large strawberry fields. Additionally they had blackberries, green beans, squash, english peas, sunflowers and more. We picked up a lot of strawberries and some other vegetables too. Enjoyed picking them up. Excellent experience for the kids! You need to park near their store. Check-in by paying the entry fee to the farm, buy buckets and then pay for what you pick by weight. Entry = $3 Each Bucket = $2 Per lb = $4 Rates as of April 2023. Important: Check their Facebook page or call before you go to find out what are available for picking up that day. The store has more homegrown produce, we got a lot of other fresh vegetables as well. Prices seem to be a tad bit higher than regular grocery stores, which is expected. There are some picnic areas too along with many fun activities and play areas for kids. Right next to the main store, there's another store that sells meat. Their cooked sausages are a great way to savor in the picnic areas to end the day. Highly recommend! read more

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It was our first time to pick strawberries and we had so much fun! My 2 year old loves strawberries and taste tested a few in the field as we picked. They have some tractors, Froberg truck and other stuff for some fun photo ops, but the kiddo was not in the mood. Admission to the field was $3 per person (Saturday) and $2 for reusable bucket, and $4 a lb for strawberries. The bucket probably holds about 4-5 lbs. We almost filled ours up and it was 3.5 lbs. Because it was Saturday and mid March, we figured it was going to be busy so we went earlier (10am) and the lines weren't too bad. You get admitted in the store and then off to the fields you go. One line to weigh your strawberries and then pay in line in the store (several cashiers). Later on in the day (like 1130 am), the line to get admitted was out to the parking lot and the one to weigh your strawberries wasn't short either. I would definitely recommend coming earlier if you can! They also have a bakery in the back of the store with some awesome fried pies! Pineapple one met all my expectations! Not too much crust (thinner) and lots of filling, although the crust is kinda boring (not flaky). They also have a smokehouse on site with boudin, sausage, brisket, turkey legs etc for some heartier meals. Our boudin, sausage and turkey leg came out to $30 though, so not exactly cheap. The boudin is just scooped into a container and runs on the peppery side. Turkey leg was nice and juicy, a little sweet and and probably a little too salty. Jalapeño Sausage gets a thumbs up from the husband. We didn't check out the berry land much because it was getting warm and we didn't pack lunch for the allergy kiddo. 15 Tokens for $12 or $1 tokens if individually buying them. Think the tractor train was 4 tokens. read more

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Go on weekdays and bring cash! They take credit cards but they will also charge u 3.99% if u use a credit card y'all. Love this place. Happy to support locals. read more

This was my first time picking strawberries and it was a really fun experience here. Froberg's is a super spacious farm, but also has a grocery store with various produce and other products for purchase as well. There are a lot of things to do besides picking produce like a sand pit and playground that are both kid friendly. There are also food trucks and picnic tables to eat but everything was closed since it was a weekday I'm assuming. This place is great to spend with a partner for a date or bring your family to. The strawberries when I went were fresh and red, but some were a little mushy. Also, beware of bugs as you are picking your strawberries. In terms of fees: -$5 entrance fee that allows you to pick strawberries, potatoes, peas, sunflowers, and onions. There are also other activities as mentioned above that are included with your entrance fee. -$2 per bucket that you get to keep after for future visits. -$5 to pick as many sunflowers as you can fit into the Froberg's cup. -$5 per pound of strawberries you pick. I would highly recommend bringing cash with you as there is a 3.99% fee applied to all credit and debit card transactions. Also, be sure to check their Facebook page before making your trip to ensure that what you want to pick is available. The workers were super sweet and considerate. There was only one cashier checking guests out and another person opened up a lane to help keep the line moving. read more

Love this farm! Easy to find, awesome grocery and the best part is the flavor popcorn! There's activity for kids to do there, and every season there's something going on. I love the pumpkin season here & the Christmas Tree event. I recently went to the Christmas Tree event to do a photoshoot and they had a coffee truck on site! Just perfect for photo opportunity & and good free selection. read more

Froberg's Farm - Christmas Tree shopping event! - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

When I went to this bustling farm with my family, I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of activities; the Beecoaster and Pig Races were especially fun. There was also a farmer's market that sold organic food for low prices. On the other hand, dust assaulted my eyes at every turn. It coated my jeans so much, they had to be washed immediately after I came home! Also, the corn maze only had one true exit, and it was at the same location as the entrance. My family and I quickly became lost, but thankfully, we retraced our steps and left the labyrinth relatively quickly. read more

Finally getting to doing this review. My in-laws were visiting and we wanted to show them around. It was strawberry season at the time, so we went strawberry picking. The drive to get here is quite easy, but pay attention to the exit or you'll end up driving an additional 15 minutes for the next U-turn like me. We entered the farm and parking was easy to find, but definitely busy. We went inside their farmer's market/ store to browse first. They had many options and the produce looked super fresh. The check in to get your bracelets and buckets are also located there. You'll walk a bit out, but not too far. We were glad we did not have to walk a ton with elderly parents. When we arrived to the field the air was sweet of ripen strawberries. My in laws had never seen strawberries grown before as it is a scarcely sourced fruit where they are from. My MIL got to work and enjoyed herself. Before we knew it an hour elapsed and buckets were filled to the brim. Our family enjoyed the time here and also making this a part of a memorable experience. read more

Froberg's Farm - Strawberry field - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

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I'm 28 and have never been to a pumpkin patch and I had a blast! This place was so fun and had lots of activities to do that are included with your entry fee. Entry is $15 and you purchase tokens separately for things like flower picking, hay ride, apple blasting etc. Parking is free and there is quite a bit of parking space available. I highly recommend coming as soon as they open as my 10:30 when I was leaving the place was getting packed. While this is family friendly my friend and I are in our late 20's w/o kids and had a great time! Highly recommend a visit! read more

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I'm going back very soon so this will be updated. I usually visit for the pick your own vegetables and fruits and flowers. I see a lot of people criticizing the farm for things a bit out of their control. We have to remember picking your own produce isn't going to be as predictable or easy as a store. Make sure you plan well and call in to make sure when things are ripe and when the best hours are for crowds. There are also people talking about how much is available for kids to do and it seems to me they offer all kinds of stuff for the kids when they don't necessarily need to at all. It is still a farm and not a theme park. It's wonderful to me and I appreciate all they offer in terms of events year round. And the people who work here are lovely and so helpful you can tell they care! Anyhow in terms of the pick your own I planned carefully and when I went it wasn't too busy and what we came for was perfectly ripe! It was so rewarding being able to pick it by hand and enjoy it later. As well as get some good time in the sun off our phones! Also make sure to check out their store so many great treats in there!! read more

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Such a great place. I'm a nanny and I took one of my kids there on a Saturday. This was back in like March for strawberry season. I was super excited to go because I've always wanted to do those kind of things like pick fruit and whatnot. I can't express just how amazing this was. The staff was PERFECT. They made you feel good and welcome even if you felt you asked a "dumb" question. The fields were PACKED with fruit. The only issue is the day we went it was extremely windy but it didn't stop us from having a good time. I won't post pictures just because they all have the baby in them. She is one and had a great time. The strawberries were easy enough for her to pick them! The food!!! The rides!! Omg just go! They have a strawberry jam and goat cheese grilled cheese. Listen. I was skeptical but I like trying new things... WE ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT IT 4 months later. Some of the best pickles I ever had in my life. They even have a market inside where you can get fresh produce and dairy, even eggs! They also have like a smokehouse, my sister got some realllyy good brisket and they had good sausages my mom liked (I don't eat meat). The little gift shop is too cute! They had all kinds of strawberry stuff. There was literally no issues. I just wish we knew it was that windy, and that's on us it was a wind advisory at the time and I didn't even realize. The parking employees are amazing! They even have people that stop traffic for you to walk from the fields back to the main area. I can't wait to go back. read more

Check their Facebook page or call before you go, if you want to do strawberry picking, as they don't always have strawberries available for picking. They have sunflower fields you can go in and pick sunflowers, or just simply walk around. Admission fee is $3 per person, and you can buy tokens if you want to do other activities inside. The general store is awesome, probably it's the highlight of our trip since we couldn't do strawberry picking. They have a variety of fresh produce, a bakery that sells freshly baked pies, cookies, fried pies, coffee, and goat milk pops (must try, I recommend the ube flavored one). They also have roasted peanuts, kettle corn, fried vegetable and fruit chips, and other bagged snacks. There's also a BBQ joint next door, you have to stop by and check it out! We got a pulled pork sandwich, it was delicious and huge, price is very reasonable. It's not just a BBQ joint, they also sell a variety of frozen meat, seasoned meat (very cool flavors too). You might want to bring a cooler bag, you won't go home empty handed if you see what they have to offer. read more

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Great place to take family. We went for the pumpkin patch and had a good time eating ice cream and shooting a potato gun along with other activities. Got lost in the maze it was great! Also the flowering picking was a nice touch! read more

Froberg's Farm is a unique destination which would be of interest to children and adults alike. The specialty here is produce, and a person or family could actually purchase their weekly fruits and vegetables here. There is also a dessert case where delicious fried pies are put on display. Next door, there is a place called Greak's Smoke House, which sells varieties of sausage, cheese and other meats. What drew me to Froberg's was the lure of strawberries. They were out the day I went, so it is probably best to call ahead. But, you will find lots of other good items at the market. There is also a really interesting display of the owner's history in wrestling. read more

Froberg's Farm - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

Not a very friendly place to spend your money. Walking in the store is like going back in time . Limited products , didn't like the dried beets. Chicken was good and fresh. read more

A lot of fun, but minus stars for the complete lack of social distancing. Given that fall was here, wanted to check out a pumpkin patch. Froberg's Farm is super family friendly and fun, and there are tons of children. The only thing is that there were signs posted everywhere that people would not be allowed to enter without masks, yet many families were able to get through without wearing any type of face coverings, and none of the employees or police stationed there said anything! Otherwise, the corn maze was very fun albeit a little tricky! Picking unlimited flowers was available for $3 which was a fun pasttime. Lots of pumpkins set up to take cute fall photos. Would recommend but make sure you wear your mask because other people won't be! read more

Froberg's Farm - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Alvin, Texas

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Love going here and taking the kids. My favorite part is always the maze! Love trying to find our way! 100% recommend.

This is a great place to take the kids or for adults the market is a great place for fresh fruits and vegetables. The baked goods are amazing!!! I recommend you check this place out especially for their pumpkin patch and corn maze. Lots of fun for all ages!!! read more