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2025 Pumpkin Patches in The Woodlands Area

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Pumpkin patches in the Woodlands area will open from September to November 2025, offering diverse activities for families. Dewberry Farm invites visitors to its fall festival featuring over 40 attractions, with admission ranging from $38. 95 to $91. 95. Old MacDonald’s Farm includes train rides and a decorated pumpkin patch, where children can take home a free pumpkin with paid entry.

P-6 Farms, a family-run operation, encourages guests to pick their pumpkins and enjoy staged photo opportunities. Harvest Season Farm presents its 3rd Annual Pumpkin Patch, charging a $15 entry fee for unlimited activities, including hay rides and animal interactions. 7 Acre Wood operates a pumpkin patch throughout October, featuring hayrides and hot cocoa. Faith United Methodist Church hosts various community events alongside its pumpkin patch, enhancing local engagement. These activities provide families with memorable experiences and seasonal fun.

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