Great family adventure. Many opportunities to take photos. Train ride is awesome for kids. Hay…read moreride is for the whole family. The last Saturday is a fall festival which includes a cake walk.

People were very friendly, they had a train ride, and lots of places to take pictures! The event…read morewas free, so nice!!!

It was my family's first time going to Mama Mary's Farm and although it rained an hour before, it…read morewas still a great time. My daughter loved to corn pit and while the rain picked back up, the staff ushered us all under covering and into the corn pit. The food was solid and thankfully not overpriced. The pumpkin patch, games like football toss, basketball free throws, and others were good attractions. We were also able to ride the train and feed the goats and donkeys. The corn maze was in shambles after the storm from the night before and the whole farm was a mud pit, but seeing my daughter have a good time was fully worth it.

This is one of the best pumpkin patch places I have ever been to in Texas so far. It is compact and…read morebeautiful. I like the set up, everything is so easy to access, perfect for little ones because of the size and layout of farm. We went on a weekday, less people and less hot, so that was a huge plus. If you are on the budget and don't care about hayride and face painting then weekdays would be an option, because for $9 you get enough to experience. Now I avoid going to some places because they charge you so much and offer some basics. If you like country, you will enjoy it here. Ms. Mary was so personable and sweet. I had a nice conversation with her and I can tell they put love and lots of efforts in what they do. Very nice people and nice farm. I would come back here even it takes some driving. I would recommend this little gem. P.s. it was a pumpkin give away day. A nice bonus!

I was in charge of hosting a fall company event for my work and I chose the Dripping Springs…read morePumpkin Festival. What intrigued me was that there were so many activities occurring at once for all ages. The company work event was not just for the adults, but also for kids and elders. Entry fee was $15 for ages 4 and up. $0 for babies 0-3, and $0 for elders 65 and older. The entry fee was reasonable for all of the activities that the festival had to offer but some activities had an additional fee. There was a little train ride, a petting zoo, and numerous vendors selling clothes, jewelry, etc. My team loved the food and drink options, my favorite was Pecos Petes! They sold a massive mug/cup for $25 and allowed refills all day. Pecos Petes had a selection of root beers, teas, and lemonade. The cup was a very cute memento as the back of it had the Dripping Springs pumpkin festival on it. There were swings and a talented bubble artist who kept the kids entertained for hours! The pumpkin festival was filled with numerous photo-ops for families and friends. My favorite was the horseshoe toss along with the lasso toss! Overall, we had a great company party, it was nice to be in such a festive environment. I am glad that parts of the festival had trees and tents to provide shade as it got pretty hot out there. A downside was the parking. On the website, they do stress that the parking is an issue and they even offer coupon codes for ride shares, so at least they are trying to make the public aware.

Very impressed with the pumpkin festival!…read more We have three kids that range from 4yrs to 8yr and 10yrs. While our youngest was on the rides and swings, our older boys could play patch pong and football next by. There were so many activities for all ages. They even had this kernel pit where they could all play. My son who is on the spectrum loved it. There is also a throwing ax spot that also has soccer balls so they loved kicking those too on the bull's eye. Then there was a feeding birds and feeding goats section. So much to do and we didn't even do it all. There was also a craft market and food trucks. Such a nice setup. And later in the day there is music and shows which we missed. There are a bunch of spots to take photos with skeletons and lots of pumpkins and gourds to buy at reasonable prices. You pay $15 to enter and parking is free. Then you pay for certain things like train ride, face painting and animal feed which our youngest wanted. All in all a great experience and our kids said they loved it - unprompted.

Arriving to the smoke pits going is a great add to the experience of the hill country shopping…read moreexperience Fresh farm vegetables Great assortment of pickled goods Freshly baked goods Sandwiches that can be eaten on property or to go! Great stop on the way to or from the lake

Stopped by on a trip down to New Braunfels and was really impressed with their selection (both…read morelocally grown produce as well as some internationally imported food items and snacks). They also carry a number of jarred items (honey, molasses, pickles, jams, sauces) as well as locally raised meats and I enjoyed going aisle by aisle looking my through their inventory I was also happy to see that they carry a number of gluten free items, including flour and pastas that I'm able to find at my local grocery store. I also loved that they have fresh baked breads and desserts, as well as sandwiches to order to go (didn't try any on this visit, but they looked excellent online!). I did pick up a bit of their jalapeño beef jerky which wasn't super tough like jerky sometimes is and also was super salty, which was appreciated. The staff seemed friendly and ready to help. Across from the store is a bbq spot with seating and I'll be sure to visit there on my next visit. The ONLY reason why I couldn't give a 5-star review this time is I had a very hard time finding the prices on a number of items (especially in their freezer/refrigerated sections). It made it a bit inconvenient and I didn't want to keep going up to the counter to check the costs each time. Other than that, I'd highly recommend a visit!

This place is so cute! I came here in the fall to get pumpkins for our office. They had so many…read morevarieties to choose from, and all at a very good price. Everyone there was super friendly, and I can't wait to go back!

From the owner: Holiday & Harvest is central Texas's home for the holidays from an annual Pumpkin Patch and…read moreChristmas Tree lot, Holiday & Harvest offers holiday-specific events year-round. Visit us and pick a pumpkin, come enjoy Santa, smores, drive-in movies and more. Located in Bee Cave. Christmas Tree delivery and pickup available in Austin, Westlake and Dripping Springs. Check out our Holiday Events and merchandise. Holiday & Harvest partners with Austin Sunshine Camps to help create unique camp experiences in the heart of Austin, TX at Zilker Park and Lake Travis. Holiday & Harvest is proud to serve central Texas with family-friendly holiday events, merchandise and Christmas Trees.

One of the best patches in the San Antonio area and they don't charge to get in. The events on…read moreSaturday are even free. A different non-profit works everyday to raise funds so consider buying a pumpkin to make a donation. Their pumpkins start at $3 and go up from there. They have mini pumpkins up to huge carving pumpkins and even 100 lb pumpkins!

huge disappointment. Not enough to do. outrageously overpriced. It looked like such a great place…read morefrom the photos and it's only a square block large.

This pumpkin patch was in Helotes, TX last year but has since moved to the access road on 151 near…read morePotranco Rd and Hunt Lane for the 2012 year. I was pretty disappointed in this pumpkin patch. Visited today and was expecting it to be a lot better and a lot cheaper. I probably shouldn't have such high hopes. The parking is such a pain since it's right on the access road, I can only imagine how many accidents there might be since this location is new to everyone. We waited in the line for 20 minutes to enter (got there at 12PM on Sunday when it opened). It was pretty busy to say the least and it was the smallest pumpkin patch area ever. For as much as they have to offer, it would've been a lot better if they had expanded. It was pretty busy and hard to move around without bumping people or cutting in front of people who were waiting in the lines. The admission was $5 per person, kiddos are free under 16 years (which is a huge bonus). But once you get inside, be prepared to spend waaaay more than just $5. Each activity costs so much tickets (1 ticket = $1). The cow train was 3 tickets, hayride was 3 tickets, petting zoo was 3 tickets, the moonbounce was 3 tickets, riding the pony was 5 tickets, bouncing on this insane jumping machine was 5 tickets. Overall, A LOT of money can just be blown out the window from this place. It was nice, but it's unlikely I would ever go back. The people working at the entrance and at the food concessions were pretty grumpy too, not happy as I expected them to be. The area I really enjoyed was the actual pumpkin patch area, it was great to take photos and A LOT of pumpkins to choose from. The moonbounces were freaking crazy, my son got on the bottom of a bunch of kids and were trampling him, thankfully I was there to get him out but it would've been good to have people monitoring the moonbounces or at least make the parents supervise their children. I definitely wouldn't go back to this pumpkin patch and I would probably not recommend it to people. It might be because I visited South Texas Maize and had such a great time. It's $10 per person there (kids 2 and under are free) but everything is included in the price. It's worth the extra drive and the extra cost on the admission to just go elsewhere!

This was a very family friendly venue, with nice, customer-service oriented folks, recommend a…read morevisit to see the animals.

Seriously amazing. They had cute photo ops, affordable pumpkins and fun little activities. We found…read morethem randomly and went back for the festival two weeks later. I will be back there again this year. My daughter and I can't wait!

The pumpkin patch itself was lovely, tons of photo op spots which were beautiful…read more The animals were fun to look at, there were some games for kids which and food trucks. I don't think it's worth an $8 entry fee since once you're inside you also have to pay for everything besides looking so if you're going with kids it quickly gets expensive. However, the organizers need to make a profit as well as all other partners providing a service so it's understandable yet I wouldn't consider it a budget friendly activity unless the kids aren't interested in doing anything besides looking at the animals and posing with the pumpkins.

Whoever organized this, should be brought up on charges...like right to jail. All kidding aside,…read morethis place was comically bad in every way. People did look like they were having a good time though. Idk I definitely should've read the reviews before going. It was very dusty, you will need a car wash afterwards. If you go just keep an open mind, so you're not disappointed like we were.

This is a must-go-to if you are a plant lover. Stephen helped us out and took the time to explain…read morewhat plants we could use considering our input. Note that the plants in the temperature controlled greenhouse don't tolerate freezes and have to be moved indoors when temps drop. They have every kind of plant, bush, and tree you need.

There are way too many plants to choose from here. Everything is nicely in its place in the…read moregreenhouse or outside. Great prices here that's why we travel from San Antonio to shop here. The staff has always been friendly and helpful. Can't wait to come back and see what they have next time.