Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Fort Worth, TX
14 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Fort Worth — Big Tex Stone Annual Pumpkin Patch, Howell Family Farms, Inc and Henrietta Creek Orchard, and more. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
Big Tex Stone Annual Pumpkin Patch
8.5 miFort Worth
Big Tex Stone is a landscape supplier on Old Hemphill Road in south Fort Worth, dealing in stone, gravel, and mulch, that clears space each fall for an annual pumpkin patch. The seasonal patch runs through October alongside the regular yard. Confirm this year's pumpkin dates with the store, since the patch is secondary to the landscape business.
Howell Family Farms, Inc
10.8 miArlington
Howell Family Farms is a family produce farm tied to West Division Street in Arlington, within the Dallas-Fort Worth metro. Urban-edge growers like this typically sell seasonal vegetables and fresh Southern peas at local farmers markets. The listed address may be a market or business site rather than the fields, so contact them directly to confirm where to buy and what's in season.
Henrietta Creek Orchard
15.1 miRoanoke
Henrietta Creek Orchard is a small orchard off Old Denton Road near Roanoke in Denton County, north of Fort Worth. Orchards in this area grow fruit and pick-your-own crops through the warm months, selling at the farm during their seasonal openings.
Windy Mane Ranch
15.0 miRoanoke
Windy Mane Ranch is on Chaparral Lane near Roanoke, in the horse country of Denton County north of Fort Worth. The name points to horses, and this stretch of North Texas is dense with boarding, lessons, and trail riding. The ranch keeps little presence online, so its exact services aren't confirmed. Contact them directly about riding, boarding, or events.
Storm Farms
13.5 miDalworthington Gardens
Strawberries are the headline at Storm Farms, a pick-your-own spot on South Bowen Road in the Arlington area, run by Johanna Storm and family. They bill themselves as the only u-pick farm in the metroplex, drawing families out to the fields each spring when the berries ripen. The season is short and weather-dependent, so it pays to check before heading over. Picking updates go up on their site and Facebook page.
St John the Apostle UMC Pumpkin Patch
14.9 miArlington
St. John the Apostle United Methodist Church runs a fall pumpkin patch on Mansfield Road in south Arlington. Like many Texas church patches, it sets out a field of pumpkins through October for family photos and preschool visits, with sales typically supporting the congregation's programs. Hours and this year's arrival date aren't posted widely, so contact the church directly before planning a stop.
Hall's Pumpkin Farm
15.2 miGrapevine
Hall's Pumpkin Farm runs a pumpkin patch and a corn maze of more than two acres in Grapevine, open only for the fall season from early October into the first days of November. Tractor-pulled hayrides stop to feed farm animals, and a stand sells concessions. The farm is cash only and does not take groups, professional photo shoots, or pets.
Mainstay Farm
21.0 miCleburne
Mainstay Farm Park runs seasonal events in Cleburne, about half an hour south of Fort Worth. Fall brings a pumpkin patch and Pumpkin Days, followed by a Christmas Adventure and a Spring Festival, with more than thirty activities, a petting zoo, baby animals, a winery, and food on site. The park also hosts field trips and group outings.
Demases Farm
20.8 miBoyd
Country Critters Farm
22.8 miAlvarado
A small farm near Alvarado in Johnson County, south of Fort Worth. The name points to farm animals and petting-zoo visits. Public listings are sparse; contact the farm about tours or seasonal events.
Goober Bubs Orchard and Bakery
24.6 miJustin
An orchard and bakery near Justin in Denton County, northwest of Fort Worth. The name pairs fruit growing with baked goods, so expect seasonal produce alongside pies or breads from the kitchen. Online details are limited; contact directly for what's ready and when the stand is open.
Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch on the Double Oak Ranch
23.9 miFlower Mound
A fall pumpkin patch at Double Oak Ranch in Flower Mound, north of the DFW airport in Denton County. The patch opens in October with pumpkins, photo setups, and family activities on the ranch grounds. Weekends run busy through the month. Confirm hours before the trip, as the season ends with Halloween.
Travis' Vineyard
26.2 miCleburne
Travis' Vineyard sells pick-your-own grapes on Hopewell Road in Cleburne, with the harvest running from late July into August at 75 cents a pound. Home winemakers can use the on-site crusher, de-stemmer, and fruit press to turn their pickings into wine, jelly, or juice. It's a straightforward, hands-on stop in Johnson County southwest of Fort Worth, aimed at anyone who wants grapes by the bucket. Reach the vineyard by email to check picking conditions before you go.
Alla's Historical Bed and Breakfast, Spa and Cabana
27.0 miDuncanville
A bed-and-breakfast with a spa and cabana in Duncanville, a suburb just southwest of Dallas. The property centers on a historic house and garden setting for overnight stays, spa services, and small events. It sits on Hustead Street in a residential part of town.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many agritourism & farm experiences are near Fort Worth?
US Farm Trail lists 14 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Fort Worth, Texas, the closest being Big Tex Stone Annual Pumpkin Patch in Fort Worth. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit agritourism & farm experiences near Fort Worth in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.
