Agritourism & Farm Experiences near San Antonio, TX

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Thunder Heart Bison is the grass-fed bison brand of Shape Ranch, a Texas family operation raising buffalo without added hormones or antibiotics. The meat sells direct and through San Antonio-area outlets, marketed as carrying as many omega-3s per serving as salmon. The San Antonio address is a market and distribution point rather than the ranch itself. See thunderheartbison.com or shaperanch.com for products and ordering.

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One of the largest stock shows and rodeos in the country, held each February in San Antonio. The event combines professional rodeo, a junior livestock show and auction, a carnival, and concerts, and it raises money for youth agricultural scholarships across Texas. The organization has since moved its grounds to the Frost Bank Center complex on the city's East Side.

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A seasonal pumpkin patch on Bitters Road on the north side of San Antonio, open in the weeks leading up to Halloween. It sits in a part of town with easy highway access, drawing families for pumpkins and photos each October. Confirm opening dates and hours locally before you go, since pop-up patches change from year to year.

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A South Texas hunting and agritourism ranch near Tilden, in McMullen County's brush country between San Antonio and the border. The region is known for managed whitetail deer, bobwhite quail, dove, and hog hunting on native mesquite-and-prickly-pear rangeland. Bookings run through a business office in San Antonio rather than the ranch itself.

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Murphy's works a single lot on Goliad Road in southeast San Antonio across two seasons: a pumpkin patch in October, then cut Christmas trees after Thanksgiving. It's a neighborhood seasonal stand rather than a farm you walk, handy for families grabbing a jack-o'-lantern pumpkin or a holiday tree without leaving town. Stock and hours change with the calendar, so it's worth a call before driving over.

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This pumpkin patch festival runs seasonally at a site on WW White Road in San Antonio's east side, tied to the 410 Printing Center. It reads as a fall pop-up event rather than a working farm. Dates and activities vary year to year, so check locally for current details before going.

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St. Thomas Episcopal School is a private school on North Loop 1604 East in San Antonio, filed here under agritourism. That listing most likely reflects a seasonal pumpkin patch, an autumn fundraiser many Texas schools and churches host on their grounds through October. The school itself is not a working farm. Contact the school directly to confirm whether a public pumpkin patch runs and on what dates.

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A fall pumpkin patch on the southeast side of San Antonio, off Old Corpus Christi Highway. Patches like this usually run through October, often tied to a church or community group, selling pumpkins and hosting family visits. Confirm opening dates, which land close to the start of October each year.

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Pumpkin Hollow is a seasonal fall festival and pumpkin patch on the Community Bible Church campus off Highway 151 in west San Antonio. The October event typically brings a large pumpkin patch, games, and family activities to the church grounds. Dates change yearly, so confirm the schedule before going.

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A farm off FM 2537 on the outskirts of San Antonio. Public details are thin; the agritourism listing points to seasonal visits or pick-your-own. Call ahead before driving out.

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Fiesta Farm and Trail Rides operates on FM 1560 on the far west side of San Antonio. As the name says, it offers horseback trail rides along with a farm setting for visitors. Guided rides for families and groups are the main draw in this part of Bexar County. Call ahead to book rides and check availability.

Garden Ridge

A small operation in Garden Ridge, a community between San Antonio and New Braunfels in Comal County. The name points to a family homestead. It sits on FM 2252 on the southern edge of the Hill Country, near the German-settled towns of the Guadalupe valley.

Elmendorf

This small farm sits about 20 minutes south of downtown San Antonio, in Elmendorf, and specializes in gourmet and medicinal mushrooms. Alongside the mushrooms, it sells seasonal produce as crops come in. Registered as a Texas company in 2020, it stays close to the San Antonio market for direct sales. Check their site or Facebook page for what's fruiting and available week to week.

Atascosa

Rancho Seco is a small family ranch in Atascosa, south of San Antonio, raising grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, and rabbit along with fresh eggs. The animals are raised without added hormones, antibiotics, or medicated feed. Meat and eggs sell direct to local customers. The ranch also goes by Rancho Seco Cattle Co. Their Facebook page and Texas local-food listings post what's currently available.

Bulverde

A seasonal pumpkin patch on West Ammann Road in Bulverde, in the Hill Country just north of San Antonio. Patches like this open through October with pumpkins, photo spots, and family activities. Confirm this year's dates before visiting.

Poteet

Anachey Strawberries grows strawberries on Schuettig Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town billed as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Growers here sell fresh-picked berries through the spring season, roughly March into May. Picking and stand hours aren't listed online, so call to check availability before driving out.

BellCreek Acres is an agritourism property on County Road 4713 in the Von Ormy area, southwest of San Antonio in Bexar County. The listing carries no city, and the farm publishes little online. Reach out directly to confirm location, hours, and what BellCreek offers visitors.

Poteet

Rockberry Ranch is an agritourism farm on Gates Valley Road in Poteet, the Atascosa County town known statewide for strawberries and its spring Strawberry Festival. The name hints at berries, in step with the area's signature crop. Public details are limited, so contact the ranch to confirm what they grow, the season, and whether visitors can pick or buy on-site.

La Vernia

A fall corn maze and family farm near La Vernia, east of San Antonio in Wilson County. The season centers on autumn, with the cut-corn maze and pumpkin-patch weekends. Check ahead for opening dates, which follow the corn's height and the October calendar.

Poteet

Kosub Farms grows strawberries in Poteet and sells them fresh from March through May, with jams and other farm products stocked in its country store. The farm takes part in the Poteet Strawberry Festival each April, in the Atascosa County town that bills itself as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Reach them by email or through their Kosub Farms Strawberries page on Facebook.

Poteet

A strawberry grower on Ditto Road in Poteet, the South Texas town known statewide for its strawberries and its April Strawberry Festival. Farms here sell berries fresh in spring, and many open fields for picking when the crop comes in. Contact 4G Reyes directly for this season's picking dates, prices, and hours.

Poteet

Stevens Farm and Ranch sits on McCaughan Road in Poteet, the South Texas town famous for its spring strawberry crop. Farms in this area work strawberries and row vegetables through the early-year growing season. Reach out directly for current offerings.

Poteet

Garcia Farms grows strawberries at Poteet, which hosts the long-running Poteet Strawberry Festival each spring and bills itself as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Local farms like this one sell berries fresh in season, usually March into April, straight from the field. Reach the farm directly to check picking days, availability, and whether they sell pre-picked flats.

Poteet

Garcia Farms North grows strawberries in Poteet, the Atascosa County town southwest of San Antonio known as the Strawberry Capital of Texas. Poteet's sandy soil ripens berries in the spring, roughly March through May, sold fresh by area growers during the season around the town's April strawberry festival.

Poteet

U-pick strawberries near Poteet, the self-styled Strawberry Capital of Texas in Atascosa County south of San Antonio. The picking season runs through spring, roughly March into May, when the rows open by the bucket. Poteet's sandy soil and long warm season make it prime strawberry ground, and the town's April festival celebrates the crop.

Poteet

A farm on Strawberry City Road in Poteet, in the South Texas strawberry belt south of San Antonio. The road name reflects the town's identity as a berry-growing hub that celebrates the crop each spring. Contact So Tex Farms to learn what it grows and whether it sells at the farm, a stand, or local markets.

Poteet

A strawberry farm on West FM 476 in Poteet, one of several berry growers in this South Texas town that markets itself as strawberry country. Fields ripen in early spring, and some farms here open rows for pick-your-own around the April festival. Reach the farm to confirm picking days, prices, and hours.

Floresville

A farm near Floresville in Wilson County, southeast of San Antonio in the peanut country around the Peanut Capital of Texas. Public details are limited. Contact the farm directly about produce, seasonal picking, or visits.

Poteet

Sanchez Family Farm works land in Poteet, the Atascosa County town that calls itself the Strawberry Capital of Texas and throws a strawberry festival each April. Family farms here typically grow strawberries and warm-season vegetables sold fresh in spring. Contact the family directly to confirm what they're picking and whether the farm is open for sales or visits.

Poteet

Mmm Farms is an agritourism operation on FM 2504 in Poteet, the self-styled Strawberry Capital of Texas in Atascosa County south of San Antonio. The surrounding area is known for spring strawberry harvests. What Mmm Farms itself grows or offers isn't detailed online, so contact them to find out.

New Braunfels

Gruene Pumpkin Patch sets up each fall in New Braunfels, tied to the mini-golf course in the historic Gruene district. Alongside rows of pumpkins, it runs putt-putt, a train ride, and a kids' play area, with plenty of spots for photos. It's aimed at families looking for a fall outing rather than a working farm. The patch opens Thursday through Sunday in October.