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.

Wow what a great experience. Everything was decorated so cute and nicely. All the staff were so…read morekind and pleasant too. The grounds are very well taken care of with cement paved areas and areas of grass and gravel. It had recently rained a lot and there was no mud which was great.

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.

Great family adventure. Many opportunities to take photos. Train ride is awesome for kids. Hay…read moreride is for the whole family. The last Saturday is a fall festival which includes a cake walk.

People were very friendly, they had a train ride, and lots of places to take pictures! The event…read morewas free, so nice!!!

This is a review for their Pumpkin Patch…read more Location/Parking: It is located in their family farm in Poteet. They have a section for parking that quickly filled up so guest also parked in the vendor parking. Cost: There are two cost to enter to choose from; $10 and $15. The $15 admission includes the pumpkin and hayride. Activities: Most of the activities are included with the admission. The activities that were included are simple crafts, pumpkin checkers, outdoor play area with a seesaw, swing, climber, bowling, horseshoe, cornhole, outdoor checkers, bounce house, petting area and photo areas galore. The few activities you need to pay for are the sand art activity, barrel train and the fishing area (bring your own fishing pole). Vendors: They had a wide variety of vendors selling drinks such as homemade wine from their vineyard, food trucks and farms store filled with pickled garlic and pickles, etc. Overall, my family had a great experience at this cut your pumpkin off the vine. It was definitely a unique experience. I love how almost all of the activities were included with admission. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook in October for updates on their Pumpkin Patch.

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!

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!

Whoever organized this, should be brought up on charges...like right to jail. All kidding aside,…read morethis place was comically bad in every way. People did look like they were having a good time though. Idk I definitely should've read the reviews before going. It was very dusty, you will need a car wash afterwards. If you go just keep an open mind, so you're not disappointed like we were.

Amazing experience me and my friends went this past weekend and we definitely enjoyed terror night…read morei found out about owl creek farm through tiktok and im so glad i did. The people there are so kind and make the experience better making it a fun lasting experience and the best way me and my friends described the experience as was of something straight out of a movie 10/10 would recommend and will be recommending to all.

I have some mixed feelings on what I certainly wouldn't call a "pumpkin festival." Here are some…read morepros and cons: Pros 1. If you are looking for a new instagram post- you have found it! The area is set up so that each theme is juuuust far enough away from the other to get individual pictures that look like they came from multiple places. 2. Honestly, for $12 it's a good investment if you are serious about posting. 3. On a nice day, it is a quick (and I mean quick) and fun little excursion that can be roped right into a Pearl day. 4. It can definitely keep a kid busy for long enough. The festival boasts a bouncy pumpkin, a corn pit with a slide, swings, and some sort of piggy back ride that I can't quite explain, and a lasso challenge. There is also a train ride, but let me tell you that thing just does a few laps around the place which can be no larger than a high school track. Cons 1. Ads for this place went way too hard, they have a way of filming video and taking pictures to make it look far bigger than it really is. 2. If you aren't in it for the gram, $12 is a lot to charge for...not much. The website warns that space is limited so you should buy tickets online ahead of time, and I wonder if that is because if you walked up and saw the place at the entrance, a lot of people would probably turn right back around. 3. A few of the things advertised were definitely not included. There was no music, face painting, and they had tables set up to sell drinks that were unmanned for my entire visit. 4. I'm sure it depends on the timing of your visit, but some of the photo displays were either missing pumpkins or had decorations that were getting a little old n' moldy. Upkeep is difficult for certain. I cannot say if I recommend this or not. I suppose it comes down to what you are looking for and where you place $12 on your expense scale. Photo ops and child entertainment, probably worth it. No kids and no social media, keep your $12 and walk around the Pearl for free during it's Harvest Night.

My husband surprised me with date night at the San Antonio pumpkin festival. Being recent San…read moreAntonio transplants we were excited! Well, mostly me! Lol I was excited for all of the photo ops! Parking situation is tricky... very very limited parking near the entrance but there is another parking spot adjacent to the actual pumpkin patch. I would highly recommend taking a tripod or investing in one lol to avoid inconveniencing strangers to take photos. :/ we got so many great photos! Highly highly recommend this place. Very kid/family/date night friendly! You can purchase the pumpkins as well, btw.. they vary in prices, some are priced by weight! They have a cute little train that goes around the patch, a jumping area in the middle of the patch, a corn kernel pit that was surprisingly a lot of fun even for us adults. Very fun experience! Definitely returning here every year!

This place is so cute! I came here in the fall to get pumpkins for our office. They had so many…read morevarieties to choose from, and all at a very good price. Everyone there was super friendly, and I can't wait to go back!

From the owner: Holiday & Harvest is central Texas's home for the holidays from an annual Pumpkin Patch and…read moreChristmas Tree lot, Holiday & Harvest offers holiday-specific events year-round. Visit us and pick a pumpkin, come enjoy Santa, smores, drive-in movies and more. Located in Bee Cave. Christmas Tree delivery and pickup available in Austin, Westlake and Dripping Springs. Check out our Holiday Events and merchandise. Holiday & Harvest partners with Austin Sunshine Camps to help create unique camp experiences in the heart of Austin, TX at Zilker Park and Lake Travis. Holiday & Harvest is proud to serve central Texas with family-friendly holiday events, merchandise and Christmas Trees.

Attended a Galentines night. We were able to pet and feed multiple animals: pigs horses alpacas…read morecows etc. The owners/ workers stayed in the pens the whole time and offered fun info about each animal and their personalities. There were snacks provided and we were able to paint. The event was BYOB. We stayed past the end time to hangout and chat by the fire and we did not feel rushed at all. This is a family farm and the atmosphere is very welcoming. I thought it was a great price for the event and all the proceeds go towards the animals and their upkeep. I would attend another event.

Rolling up it looks like it's a family home but one you park and stroll up, you'll see it's a…read moredecent sized space with tons of animals. It's family run and they have sweet stories on the founding of the space. I went for a moos and mimosas event they had and for $25 you got two drink tickets and the opportunity for endless animal cuddles. They had so many cows and piggies roaming around and I was surprised that they also had horses, chickens, goats, alpacas, and an emu stroll in around (she wasn't even aggressive!) They have a brown alpaca that gives KISSES (for treats, lol) and hurt getting to sit and snuggle up with the cows was really so sweet. I think Pancake was the best girlie, she nuzzled and just laid her head in my lap, when I stopped rubbing her head to check my phone she nudged me like "I didn't say we were done yet" lol, such a cutie. It really was such a good time, I wanna recommend them to everybody, honestly. Just wear something you don't mind getting dirty! I left madddd dusty. Check out their socials though! They post all sorts of events.