This is a wonderful experience! The blueberries were plentiful and delicious. It's very scenic and…read morethe staff is friendly. The blueberry popsicles are a standout!

Our new happy place. Such a sweet and enjoyable experience…read more Go to their website and make reservations for the day and time you prefer: https://blasefamilyfarm.com We came for the first time for the Pumpkins last Fall. We learned about Spookly the Pumpkin and enjoyed the most amazing pumpkin popsicles on the planet. We came back this month for the Blueberries. SO FUN. Yes, wear boots, especially after rain. The property is luscious with trees and a creek. They also have bee hives you can observe (from a safe distance). The blueberry popsicles are amazing. All four flavors of Spring popsicles were delicious. We had a popsicle "flight" and tried them all! Restrooms are porta-potties with a hand washing pump sink, so come prepared with your little tot oxo car potty if you're like me and would rather take littles to the car to potty. The owner, Jill, is such a gracious host. She is delightful and enjoys meeting everyone! We got my Dad a block of blueberry fudge, and he said it was the best fudge he has ever eaten (which is saying a lot!!!) This is our new "happy place" for a Fall and Spring excursion to enjoy the seasonal delights of pumpkins and blueberries!!

Two adults looking for some fun fall activities to do. It was close to home and had a lot of good…read morereviews. Unfortunately, it was only for kids, or so it seemed. Upon getting there, the pumpkin lot was picked over and there were a lot of blank spaces. I guess people here REALLY want their pumpkins? I feel like HEB had more selection... This wasn't really a place for grown ups. The hayride and the face painting looked kiddish and although I would have loved the (very small) petting zoo, I didn't think the price was worth it. They probably had an age limit anyways. We ended up leaving and drove all the way to Gunter for a better experience I am sure this place would have been fun for us,had we any kids or small nieces/nephews with us...

Storybooks seasonal pumpkin patch is always a super fun event for the entire family! With pumpkins,…read morebounce houses, a petting zoo, hand led pony rides and more, what more could you ask for? Be sure to check it out this fall :)

Had an amazing time visiting this place. They were very friendly and accommodating. Highly…read morerecommend.

Nannette was the absolute best! She took time out of her day to make my kids day amazing! Not only…read morewas she patient, with my kids who started off too scared to feed the animals, but she also went above and beyond showing us around! The farm is huge and beautiful. They even have an air bnb on the farm! Thank you Preston trail farms for such a warm welcome! (California to Texas)

Cool place, with lots of fun stuff to do if you have children. We got two nice pumpkins for a…read morereasonable price. Run by very nice people. We will be back next year!

Major cash grab. Expensive to get in, hardly any pumpkins, and the ones they had were 4x the cost…read moreof a market. Lastly the photo locations were basically hobby lobby end caps.

***BRING CASH!!!!…read more Big Orange Pumpkin at Preston Trail Farms is WORTH THE DRIVE!!! We drive 55min one way every year to visit the Big Orange Pumpkin farm. As far as Pumpkin Patches go this is the best one for the cost. $12/person gets you entrance + one small pumpkin from patch + feed for petting barn + hayride + feeding & touching animals in the roping pen and the hay maze We take photos all over at the fun photo-ops set up throughout the patch. We take our time feeding all the animals, petting the longhorns and laughing at the goats as they jump all over one another. We make our way to the hay maze where we take turns racing through it or sending the kids through while timing them. It's not a difficult hay maze but they have fun going through it over and over. The hayride is silly, slow and is usually chilly, but it's a fun experience and there's a silly story along the way. We pack lunches, so someone runs to the car to grab those while the rest of us spread out at a table and then we all enjoy lunch together before picking our pumpkins and heading home. A FEW TIPS: -Try and get there shortly after they open so you miss the field trip groups and large crowds. -Pack lunches! There are quite a few picnic tables outdoors and a few indoors you can spread out and eat at. Food is also available to purchase indoors. -Bring cash!!! You'll be charged a large fee to use a credit card for entry -Wear boots or shoes you don't mind getting dirty -Bring a coast - the wind picks up, especially on the hayride.

We drove an hour to visit this pumpkin farm, and we're so glad we did! It was opened later than…read moremost and has all the great attractions you'd hope for--a large pumpkin patch, maze, hayride, a great petting zoo with longhorns and a cool outdoor patio for adults to hang out as well as picnic tables for families. And the entire staff was soooo friendly and helpful! Well worth the trip! We'll be back!

Everyone was nice and helpful. My granddaughter loved the bouncy houses. I had to drag her away.read more

This is an expensive, basic, pumpkin patch nothing special. The place was empty. They hid this…read moregoats out back and no other animals were there. The pumpkins were very pricey. Our family of 6 will not be back to this Pumpkin patch.

The people working the patch were very friendly and knowledgeable. They indulged my questions about…read morewhich pumpkin is best for soup. I ended up with a ten pound red one that made enough soup for my extended family for months to come for under $10. It had such an aromatic smell when I cut it open. Almost like a cantaloupe. The soup was . Not a whole lot for adults except taking advantage of cute photo ops and enjoying watching your progeny have a blast. (Which they did). The pumpkins are high quality and reasonably priced.

We went before and had a good time. This year on opening day no less was extremely underwhelming…read more They advertised magic shows, balloons, face painting... nobody I saw was doing any magic, the balloon guy was extremely unenthusiastic and because of how my daughter reacted, I didn't even want to approach him for one. I didn't see any face painter but my husband said there was one , I believe it was the older woman sitting at a booth with a bunch of plants and I honestly walked right by. There wasn't tons of people (we came in the afternoon) and you'd think that people working there would be more engaging. I saw the owner once but not even a hello. He was very friendly last year and even took a family pic for us. This year I was just very disappointed. Perhaps towards Halloween it may be worth a visit but I don't see a point in returning again. Very sad. They did have (as usual) lots of plastic play toys for the kids to enjoy and a few bounce houses. The mini cows and goats....yeah, behind an electric fence. Seriously. Better time spent at the Aubrey Peanut Festival which is free and has TONS of things for kids to do and a Petting Zoo as well as pony rides. This was not worth $20 IMO

We had the pleasure of visiting this adorable family friendly farm in Rockwall this afternoon and…read morehad a great time! They were hosting and Easter themed event with egg hunts separated by appropriate age groups (our 4 and 2 year olds didn't feel rushed or left out), the Easter Bunny was also there to take photos (we stayed a friendly distance away LOL), spring florals, bluebonnets blooming along their large pond, petting zoo, and more! The price at the gate (note: they do not do advanced tickets) is $15 per person. I do think that's a bit steep, especially without offering discounted rates for little ones. I'm not sure if the vendors are always onsite but they had frozen lemonade and other food and drinks for sale during today's event. We didn't indulge but the line for lemonade seemed to run smoothly. Other offerings: pony rides at an addition cost (we passed on this), a gift shop, mini playground and bounce houses, and fair games. My kids actually enjoyed these festivities more than the egg hunt and the animals. According to Huddin's IG, they have around 250 animals on the farm! We got to feed the camels and goats. Beware, you are up close and personal with the animals. My husband had to handle all of the feeding because the ghosts jumped up on our kids which was a tad bit startling in the beginning. All of the staff members were really kind and made sure to man the gates for each animal section to keep everyone safe. Overall it was such an adorable experience and we're looking forward to visiting again.

Best kept secret in TX! I already want to go back!! Drove 2 hours from Ft worth and it was well…read moreworth the drive. Thank you for making an incredible trip even more amazing