Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Lubbock, TX

Lubbock

At'l Do Farms runs a corn maze and pumpkin patch just outside Lubbock, open from mid-September through early November. Beyond the maze, the farm packs in Cow Train rides, hayrides, a Fairy Tale Trail, campfires, and barnyard activities, with kettle corn and the Windmill Grill for food. Admission runs about $13, and field trips and group parties are available through maze season.

Lubbock

This listing flags itself as possibly closed, and the details back that up: the 904 Broadway address is in downtown Lubbock, not orchard land. Lubbock sits on the cotton-and-wine-grape South Plains rather than apple country. Treat the record as a defunct or mislocated entry that needs verification. No working hours, phone, or website can be confirmed.

Lubbock

TreeGrace Farms is a small agritourism operation on Alcove Avenue in Lubbock, on the South Plains of West Texas. Its specific crops and visitor activities aren't documented online. Contact the farm directly to find out what's growing and whether it's open to the public.

Shallowater

A lavender grower in Shallowater, on the South Plains just northwest of Lubbock. Lavender in this dry, high-plains climate is typically cut in early summer. No further public details were confirmed.

Idalou

The Orchard, long known as Apple Country Orchards, grows apples on East Highway 62 in Idalou, about four miles east of the junction and a short drive from Lubbock on the South Plains. Pick-your-own apple farms out here open in late summer and fall, selling fruit by the bag and often cider or fried pies. High-plains apples run to crisp, tart varieties. Confirm the season's opening before heading out.

Abernathy

A honey producer near Abernathy on the South Plains north of Lubbock. The apiary sells raw local honey drawn from Panhandle cotton, wildflower, and mesquite bloom. Contact the beekeeper directly for jars, since supply follows the season.

Abernathy

Grunt's Bee Farm keeps bees and sells honey in Abernathy, on the South Plains just north of Lubbock. Small operations like this one bottle raw local honey drawn from cotton and wildflower forage across the flat farm country at the southern edge of the Texas Panhandle.

Tahoka

A small apiary near Tahoka in Lynn County, on the South Plains south of Lubbock. The operation produces raw local honey from High Plains bloom. Reach the beekeeper directly about availability.