Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Sealy, TX

Sealy

A poultry farm on FM 1094 outside Sealy, in Austin County west of Houston. The listing points to chicken, likely pasture-raised birds or eggs. Specifics aren't posted online, so reach out directly to find out what Renaissance Chicken sells and where, whether farm pickup, a local market, or delivery.

Sealy

Thomas Family Ranch sits on Hahn Road near Sealy, in the farm country of Austin County west of Houston. It's a family agritourism operation; specific offerings aren't posted online, so contact the ranch directly to learn what's open to visitors and when.

Wallis

A small poultry operation in Wallis, in Austin County west of Houston. Backyard-scale farms like this sell farm-fresh eggs and sometimes started pullets and dressed birds directly to neighbors. The address is on South 4th Street in the little Brazos-bottom town.

Simonton

Blessington Farms offers pick-your-own blueberries and blackberries in Simonton, west of Houston, with no admission charge to pick, you pay for what you gather. The farm also runs more than 20 add-on activities, including a jump pad, slide mountain, fossil dig, gemstone mining, barrel train rides, a walk-in aviary, and camel feeding. It's built for a full family outing on the u-pick days.

Pattison

Signature Retreat, formerly Seebu Farm, sits on Farm to Market 359 in Pattison, west of Houston in Waller County. The name and rename suggest an event or retreat venue rather than a produce farm. There's little published detail online, so contact the property directly for booking and event information.

Hempstead

Orchard Creek Farm & Vineyard combines an orchard and grapevines near Hempstead in Waller County, an hour northwest of Houston. Hempstead is long known as Texas's Watermelon Capital, and the surrounding farmland supports fruit trees and muscadine or hybrid wine grapes. Contact the farm to confirm harvest seasons, tastings, or u-pick before visiting.

Brookshire

Dewberry Farm packs more than 30 rides and attractions onto its grounds in Brookshire, 45 minutes west of Houston, including an 8-acre corn maze, a train, and animals to pet and feed. The calendar runs year-round: Spring and Fall festivals, Halloween's BOOriffic Nights, and A Berry Merry Christmas. School groups and private events book here too. Fall is the big draw, when the corn maze and pumpkins open.

Waller

Texas Orchards operates on Old Houston Highway in Waller, farm country northwest of Houston along US-290. The listing files it as an orchard. Fruit growers in this part of southeast Texas lean on peaches, figs, citrus, and blackberries suited to the warm, humid climate. No current hours or sales details surfaced online. Call ahead to check what's ripe and whether they sell on-site.

Hockley

Chmielewski's Blueberry Farm ran a seven-acre pick-your-own blueberry patch in Hockley, northwest of Houston, open for a few weeks from mid-May into June. Their website now states the farm has closed to the public and no longer offers picking. Older directory listings still show it as active. Anyone hoping to pick should confirm status first, since the family has stepped back from public harvest.

Hockley

An event-and-agritourism farm on Becker Road in Hockley, northwest of Houston in the sandy country near Waller County. The name points to on-site party and gathering space paired with farm activities. Its website is no longer active, so reach out through local listings to confirm what Partybarn hosts now and whether it's open to the public.

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