This was fun! I came here for a field trip with my friend and her daughter. The farm is HUGE! There…read morewas so much to do, we had each child pick what they wanted to do. There were some super cute photo opportunities! There were pumpkins everywhere. The staff was super friendly and there was plenty of parking. The kids had a blast, I would definitely come back. I forgot to purchase some of their honey on my way out. Plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy.

Overpriced and the farm Funland is always closed. My kids had their hopes up and they were dashed.read more

Love that I found this place off Twitter! Such a wonderful concept and so many beautiful plants to…read morechoose from. Located in Houston but way south and on a big lot of land, this is a farmers dream come true! I love how is bringing women, black women, together to buy plants! More people need to get wind of this and stop by to check this jewel out. I know I will be back with my girls! #buylocal #supportsmalbusiness Bianca

I follow Ivy on ig and love how they give back to the community! Last year I was so sad that I…read moremissed the fall pumpkin patch so I paid close attention this year to get my tickets when they were made available. I went yesterday and it was so adorable! They had horsies!! And you could pet them. They also had a few healthy / natural vendors and I bought something from every one! The piece de resistance was the different picture areas, can you say photoshoot?!!

We were very disappointed with our experience. We spent over $100 on four tickets, then another $20…read morefor the game passport, plus roughly $50 on food and $15 on a toy--and that was just the beginning. Everything costs extra, and it truly feels like you're being nickel-and-dimed at every turn. There is clearly not enough staff for the number of guests, which leads to extremely long lines. Several areas are far too dark at night, especially considering how many children are running around--it felt unsafe. The smell throughout the farm was unpleasant, the bathrooms were not functioning properly, and the lighting overall was poor. The price for each game is ridiculous for what you get. On top of that, I've read the responses from management to other reviewers, and the way they speak to customers is unprofessional and off-putting. To make matters worse, after leaving my feet have been itching nonstop, like I was bitten by bugs or exposed to something while there. For the price, the experience does not come close to being worth it. Save the long drive and the money--you'd be better off putting it toward a future trip to Disney.

PROTIP: I would check out their instagram page to see if there are any discount/promo codes! I…read morefound a code KATYMOMS7 for $7 off which is valid from now until November 2nd 2025 Not so pro-tip but a tip nonetheless: Although Dewberry Farms does a good job at setting up handwashing stations all over the area, I would bring hand sanitizer and/or wet wipes just in case. Also, it gets pretty dusty so if your eyes are sensitive, I'd bring some eye drops. We went on a Friday night and thankfully it wasn't too packed. Parking was free and there was plenty of space in the lot. Getting out wasn't bad at all either. Like what other reviews have stated, the tickets are not cheap ($45 after tax). But I will say, the entire setup of the area is super cute and well decorated. Not only are there so many places for photo ops but there are also a ton of activities for kids. And honestly, even as an adult, my friends and I had a blast- just channel your inner child and go on those rides! There were mini rollercoasters, slides, petting zoos, a firework show, and so much more. Our time slot was 7-10 pm but honestly, I would try to get there earlier (i.e. 5 pm slot) especially if you purchased exclusive attractions (i.e. haunted house, corn maze, etc). With the general admuission tickets, you don't have access to the special attractions but you can purchase them at Dewberry farm- I believe it was $7.99 each. But if you're already set on going to numerous special attractions, just get the whole package online. My friends and I did the Trail of Terror and it took around 20 minutes to compelte and everything was well done! As for food, I know Dewberry Farm has the snack pack available for $15.99 and that covers kettlecorn, lemonade, a cookie, and a snowcone. And honestly, that's pretty worth it because a kettlecorn bag itself was 10.99- it was very yummy btw, my friends and I almost killed the whole bag in one sitting. Overall, my friends and I had a blast and we might make this an annual thing! I believe Dewberry farms also has a Christmas event so we might attend that as well.

We threw my 6 year olds birthday party here and all the kids loved it! They have picnic benches and…read morea playground for the kids. We had fun in the petting zoo and riding mini horses. Zoe was assisting us and she was great! I'm so happy we chose this place. We will definitely be back!

This was my first time going to the Halter Farm and what a DISAPPOINTMENT. First, it was…read morevery...very hard to find the entrance to the farm. The farm placed a small 8x11 inch sign near the entrance of a open field that read "pumpkin patch parking". Needless to say, we didn't see the sign until 3 U-turns. The entrance fee was $10, but it should have been more like $3. The grass was overgrown and sadly the grounds were upkeep. Per a friend, in previous years the farm provided a small train around the farm for the kids to ride, but this year nothing. The small playground was messy with lots of dirt on the toys and trash in the enclosed area. The staff was unfriendly and very rude at times. They provided horseback rides and the kids were able to do this, but the staff again very rude to the kids. It was like the kids were bothering them (why work at the farm if you don't like kids). The pumpkins ranged from $5-40 dollars and this was totally over priced since the size of the pumpkins we very small and you can purchase a better pumpkin from the local grocery store large and less expensive. They had a Halloween trail with lots of dirty plastic hands and feet. It was NOT frightening or scary at all and our 6-8 years olds ask why did the farm drop hands everywhere. Buyer beware and save your money, time and your kids from a horrible experience.