Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Troy, TX

Temple

The Robinson Family Farm in Temple runs a fall pumpkin patch and a spring Texas Tulip Fest, filling the grounds with armadillo and pig races, bull riding, a zip line, mini golf, axe throwing, and a food-truck park with a wine and biergarten. Most attractions come with admission; food, bull riding, gem mining, and pumpkins cost extra. The Fall Festival runs September 26 through November 1.

Temple

The Silo Christmas Tree Farm lets families cut their own tree on McGregor Park Road outside Temple, in Central Texas between Waco and Austin. Robert and Marilyn Garber open a pumpkin patch on October weekends, then start tree sales the weekend before Thanksgiving. A gift shop runs through both seasons. Weekend hours stretch from ten in the morning until dark.

Lorena

This Lorena farm south of Waco runs a blackberry u-pick alongside a herd of cross-bred Angus cattle and laying hens. One cropland field is planted for pollinators, part of a sustainable approach to the land. Blackberries come in through the summer; call ahead for picking days and to ask about eggs or beef. The farm is on Rosenthal Parkway. Reach them at 254-717-8046.

Holland

An educational farm on FM 1123 outside Holland, in Bell County in Central Texas south of Temple. Farms set up this way usually host school field trips, animal encounters, and hands-on lessons about growing food and raising livestock. Contact Slice of Heaven directly to arrange a visit or tour and to check what programs it runs.

Oglesby

A berry farm on Waldo Road near Oglesby, in Coryell County in Central Texas between Waco and Gatesville. Berry growers in this area typically open blackberry and blueberry rows for picking in late spring and early summer. Reach the farm to confirm the season, what's ripe, and picking hours before you visit.

Salado

Aboud Family Farm is a family-run agritourism spot on Hackberry Road in Salado, in the Central Texas hill country between Austin and Waco. Verified details on its crops, u-pick, or events aren't available here, so check the farm's own pages for the current season. Salado itself is a small arts town just off I-35.