Looking for a pumpkin patch

[Paven]

If anyone knows where one is I'd be much obliged. I don't mind driving an hour or so away to get to one either. Please pm me.

Thank you
Paven~

[GneissGuy]

Do you want to buy a "pick your own" pumpkin, take pictures, make love in a pumpkin patch, give your wish list to the Great Pumpkin, or what?

1) I'm curious and
B) the answer might vary depending on what you're after.

[Paven]

Picking my own pumpkins off the vine for sure, taking pictures for sure, and possibly giving my wish list to the Great Pumpkin. That is only if I get the heads up from Linus that he'll really show up this year . I don't want to miss a whole night of tricks and treats for nothing! I don't want to go all Sally Brown on anyone!

[vtxghost]

Evergreen Farms Pumpkin Patch in Elgin. It is actually a Christmas tree farm but they have a pumpkin patch as well. I was just out there yesterday. Call out there before you go.

[Paven]

From the info I've gathered, they don't let you pick the pumpkins yourself anymore due to vines getting trampled. Which is too bad, guess times are a changing.

[Schmafty]

Some of these are a little ways away, but it seems like at least at one time they did pick-in-the-field pumpkins. May want to give a call and see if they still do:

The Jersey Barnyard
La Grange, TX

Sweet Berry Farm
Lexington, TX

Star Farmers Market
Rockdale, TX

Epps Family Planters
Calvert, TX

[Paven]

Thank you Shmafty, I had all of those links except for Sweet Berry Farm. They don't have a phone number though. The others don't have pick yourself pumpkins. Grrr.

[Bigguy006]

I was just out at the "Evergreen Farms Pumpkin Patch in Elgin" this past weekend and it wasn't all that in my opinion. To be honest, I was actually quite disappointed. The one in Marble Falls look much more inviting.

Sweet Berry Farms
1801 FM 1980.
Marble Falls, Texas 78654
830-798-1462
http://www.sweetberryfarm.com/