My family has been coming to this pumpkin patch for years bringing my little sister. This is a…read moreperfect family friendly place with many activities for little ones. It's more little kid oriented than big kid oriented just as a heads up. But that doesn't mean there isn't room to bring out tour inner kid and have a blast. Really enjoyed the local eats and treats. Going in the Apple store is a must, and while you're in there you have to try the apple juice it's like drinking straight from apple, so good! They have their own apples sold in bags, jams, and apple cider pops on those hot autumn days. Highly recommend.

Pretty cool restaurant with shaded outdoor sitting and cool rustic decor. Good burgers and…read moredelicious apple ice cream. Highly recommend a stop here.

We have been going to South Texas Maize annually since 2016 and overall we love it. Their teacher…read moreappreciation discount gets our whole family in for free which is amazing, and they always have perfect Fall activities. Pumpkin Patch, flower field, apple cannon, kettle corn popcorn, slides, the corn maize of course, and tons of other activities for the whole family. We also love the live music. Sadly this year we had our first major bad experience with the staff. So Hope and David.. this is for you who offered no apologies, no sense of understanding, and who encouraged us to take to the internet to express our dissatisfaction. We found ourselves lost in the corn maize, and our older boys (age 12 and 15) forged ahead to help us and a group of other families find our way out. They got ahead of us so we did not see fully what happened but we walked up on a female employee, Hope, cutting off our boys bands and sticking white hand on them letting the world no they are no longer welcome inside the corn maize for the rest of our day. We come to find out the boys saw the next marker to help us out and they stepped over some yellow caution tape in an open space to get to it and back track to help us out. But Hope was essentially hiding in the corn, and gave no warning, no offer for assistance, and no human decency towards our boys and instead immediately punished them. When we confronted Hope, she admitted that this was the most difficult part of the maize but continued to give me no apologies or any sense of respect or customer service when explaining the boys were now banned from the maize. Then she audibly huffed in annoyance when we did not allow her to take the boys from us and had to escort our whole group out of the maize. From there David, a manager was brought down from a cherry picker over seeing the maize and proceeded to treat us in the same cold and unapologetic manner. To top it all off he could not truly weigh in on the situation because he was on his phone while "watching" the maize. Overall we were extremely disappointed to be treated so poorly and without any decency from these two employees, Hope and David. We never received an apology, a crumb of understanding, or any politeness. We understand our boys disobeyed a rule, but they did not destroy any property, were not rude or disrespectful to anyone, and were just trying to be helpful and take the lead in helping our family out of the maize.

We came here last year so here is an updated review! Cost…read moreto enter is now 18.50 for anyone over the age of 3! This cost includes a whole bunch which includes a zip line, flower pictures, big slide, corn maze and so much more! We had the most enjoyable time yesterday and was worth every penny. We also got to check out the bar and band they have on sight! There are picnic tables throughout the area and feel free to bring in your own snacks!

Great seasonal spot for fall/winter/spring. We went for the fall festival and Christmas events…read more The fall one had pumpkin patches, and season drinks/snacks like the s'mores milkshake. There are plenty of outdoor activities across the farm for the kids. The Christmas events had pictures with Santa and their gift shop had a lot of Christmas decorations and gifts.

We popped in during Christmas time and it definitely gave some Christmas magic!…read more So many activities for kids, photo ops, and cute shops. Definitely will be back for next season!

I wanted to write this review after seeing a few others, just to help people understand how the…read moretree farm works. You can't just show up without calling first to make sure trees are still available, and if you're hoping for one of those big, fluffy, picture-perfect trees, you really need to go the day they open, or at least within that first week. My family and I have been getting our trees from Pipe Creek for five years now, and every year it's the same: the best trees go fast. We don't live in a state where these trees grow abundantly, so the full, fluffy ones are always the first to go. I actually plan ahead and don't work on opening day, and I always get there at least 15 minutes early. Last year was wild for us, and we ended up going a week late. I already knew the tree I had envisioned would be gone, so we compromised and picked something a little smaller than usual. And honestly? We still loved it. We love this place and enjoy the experience every single time. Today is opening day, and I'm so excited to head out and pick our beautiful tree!

This is definitely an experience everyone should have at least once in their life. A first time…read moreadventure may now turn into a family tradition. We were greeted and given some useful information--after standing up like we were confuse lol. Everyone was nice, friendly, and helpful. We ended up getting two trees instead of the sticking to the original plan, one tree. The trees imported from North Carolina was really nice. I had no complaints; even the dirt road on the way to the farm was fun and brought a different level of experience. It wasn't too far only about 30 mins outside of city limits. They have netting, ropes, saws, tree stands, and even wreaths. They loaded the trees and secured them on your vehicle as well. Most of my media was videos so these are the pics I got!

Great place for some fall family fun! Admission included parking as well as almost all of the…read moreattractions. Totally worth the money. Huge slides, kids zip lines, pumpkin patch, hay rides, barrel train rides, corn maze, swings, games, sandbox with dump trucks, bubble area, construction digger truck operation area, food, barn with a band playing and dance floor, campfires (for reservation), flower fields for pictures or picking (for a small fee), apple cannons you can shoort for an additional fee I believe, lots of picture opportunities. Everything was well spread out so even though there was a lot of people you didn't feel like you were on top of each other. Also, the lines were pretty short or non existent. The food was good, and not overly expensive. We had brisket fries (real brisket, not something that tastes like it came from a tub), all toppings were help yourself. They also had your typical turkey legs, funnel cakes, kettle corn, etc. We got there shortly after they opened on Sunday and stayed almost until they closed. Our almost two year old loved it. The parking was super easy to get in and out. You do have to purchase tickets online, then show the QR code at the front. No cash, card only but there is a way to convert cash there if needed at one of the stations. Highly recommend bringing your family here for some wholesome fall fun.

We visited Graff 7A Ranch as a community outing with other residents of our neighborhood. The…read morephotos online don't begin to do justice for the fun that is to be had here. My favorite part of the night was flower picking, while my boyfriend really enjoyed the challenging corn maze. Lots of options for food, and many locations to order from which prevented us from waiting in many lines at all. We purchased the souvenir cups which we were informed can be brought back any future visits for free refills. We definitely recommend coming, with our without kids!

Very fun experience! We were able to do the strawberry picking and ride the tractor train. They…read morealso had games and food for us to try. As well as animals to pet and see!

We spent time here today for our 27th wedding anniversary. It could not have been a more enjoyable…read moreday. Perfect weather. We got to pick fresh blackberries. Walked amongst some beautiful flowers. See 50k Ladybugs be released. It was a wonderful day to spend with my beautiful wife.

Finally made the trek over to check out Wildseed Farms. We came across this place accidentally as…read morewe were leaving Enchanted Rock. At that time, there was nothing going on and nothing growing so we decided to come back around when spring was happening. So this time around, definitely more popular, more cars and people wanting to check the place out. Essentially I was expecting this to be more of a field of flowers. But, it's basically that (although there wasn't much of it yet, just some flowers to see) and garden decor, pots, gifts, wine, pickled things, plants and LOTS of wildflower seeds to plant at home. The plants, some were decently priced, most were a little pricier. Just depends on which ones. Majority of the ones we wanted were a little better price wise vs going to home depot, at least we think so! We walked around the adventure trail (since it was free) to get some steps in and have the kids burn some of their energy out while roaming around (minus my toddler, she would want to run away and fast haha so I changed my mind on that idea). The trail itself was open, spacious and a great way to get some fresh air. You can be lucky enough to catch some glimpses of some flowers that could be sprouting out even though there's not much! The shops: they had different types of store fronts, one for food/snack/pickled items alongside a small cafe where you can order beer and wine, another for more accessories, clothing and some planting items too! They had standing wine tasting area near the trail walking area if you want to walk around with some wine. Parking: so much parking, so definitely not to worry although I can image it being more difficult when the flowers really bloom in their field.

I read that this place is pet friendly. They had a lot of plants that they were selling including…read morebluebonnets as well as planters and other garden items. They also have a store where they sell jams, salsa, and other items. They had a place in the store to try their samples. They have a restaurant to dine and do some wine tasting. We went during spring break. Unfortunately their trail didn't have much flowers blooming.

Even the smell of this place is delicious! I bought a couple of the loaves of the bread, which I…read moresliced up and froze. Over 2 months, I gradually ate them both, and they were amazing!!!! I also purchased a couple of the big cookies, and a slice of the apple pie. Everything was great. I was with a group, and we did stop and have lunch while there. Burgers were good too.

This store has such delicious apple products. We always stop by on the way back to Austin from Lost…read moreMaples. There was a cute fall-themed area in front of the store. The apple wood smoked bacon burger was so tasty and a very reasonable price of $9 for the high quality. My friend got the ice cream and didn't like it because it was too sweet, so I ate most of it. It was good but definitely VERY sweet and tasted strongly of cinnamon. The turnovers and other pastries were great too. The line for the restroom took about 15 minutes as there are only two, so that is my only issue.

huge disappointment. Not enough to do. outrageously overpriced. It looked like such a great place…read morefrom the photos and it's only a square block large.

This pumpkin patch was in Helotes, TX last year but has since moved to the access road on 151 near…read morePotranco Rd and Hunt Lane for the 2012 year. I was pretty disappointed in this pumpkin patch. Visited today and was expecting it to be a lot better and a lot cheaper. I probably shouldn't have such high hopes. The parking is such a pain since it's right on the access road, I can only imagine how many accidents there might be since this location is new to everyone. We waited in the line for 20 minutes to enter (got there at 12PM on Sunday when it opened). It was pretty busy to say the least and it was the smallest pumpkin patch area ever. For as much as they have to offer, it would've been a lot better if they had expanded. It was pretty busy and hard to move around without bumping people or cutting in front of people who were waiting in the lines. The admission was $5 per person, kiddos are free under 16 years (which is a huge bonus). But once you get inside, be prepared to spend waaaay more than just $5. Each activity costs so much tickets (1 ticket = $1). The cow train was 3 tickets, hayride was 3 tickets, petting zoo was 3 tickets, the moonbounce was 3 tickets, riding the pony was 5 tickets, bouncing on this insane jumping machine was 5 tickets. Overall, A LOT of money can just be blown out the window from this place. It was nice, but it's unlikely I would ever go back. The people working at the entrance and at the food concessions were pretty grumpy too, not happy as I expected them to be. The area I really enjoyed was the actual pumpkin patch area, it was great to take photos and A LOT of pumpkins to choose from. The moonbounces were freaking crazy, my son got on the bottom of a bunch of kids and were trampling him, thankfully I was there to get him out but it would've been good to have people monitoring the moonbounces or at least make the parents supervise their children. I definitely wouldn't go back to this pumpkin patch and I would probably not recommend it to people. It might be because I visited South Texas Maize and had such a great time. It's $10 per person there (kids 2 and under are free) but everything is included in the price. It's worth the extra drive and the extra cost on the admission to just go elsewhere!