Corn mazes and pumpkin patches are synonymous with “fall fun.” Good thing San Antonio and its surrounding area have plenty of both to offer — whether you’re looking to make a quick gourd-themed shopping trip or feel like road-tripping out to a ranch for a full day of family-friendly activities.

We rounded up 24 corn mazes and pumpkin patches for all your autumn-themed needs.

Traders Village 9333 SW Loop 410, (210) 623-8383, tradersvillage.com Traders Village is back with its fourth annual Corny Maze. The 10-acre maze features three trails ranging from easy, kid-friendly difficulty to a challenging nearly three-mile trek through the corn stalks. The maze is open on weekends October 2-November 29. Photo via Instagram / tradersvillage_sa
Barton Hill Farms 1115 FM 969 Bastrop, Texas, (855) 969-1115, bartonhillfarms.com Austin-adjacent Barton Hill Farms’ is celebrating 10 years of its Fall Festival this year. The annual outdoor fest features a 5-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, apple cannons, hay rides, live music and a bevy of fall-themed food and drinks. For anyone down for a road trip out to Bastrop, the event is running on weekends through November 7. Photo via Instagram / bartonhillfarms
South Texas Maize at Graff 7A Ranch 911 US Hwy 90 East, Hondo, (830) 741-3968, graff7aranch.com Get ready to rock out in this 7-acre corn maze, which is themed on country music this year. The ranch also has a pumpkin patch, farm animals and other fun activities.This year’s fall season runs through November 21. Photo via Instagram / graff7aranch
Stahlmans at Bear Creek 5511 FM 2722, New Braunfels, (830) 515-3658, facebook.com/stahlmans This farm stand has all your pumpkin needs covered, from Halloween decorations to the perfect gourds for scratch-made pumpkin pie. Photo via Instagram / garytray
Love Creek Orchards 14024 State Hwy 16, North Medina, Texas, (830) 200-0302, lovecreekorchards.com A short jaunt northwest of San Antonio, Love Creek Orchards’ Great Hill Country Pumpkin Patch is open Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 9-31. In addition to gourd-centric activities like pumpkin painting, Love Creek has plenty of kid-friendly activities and entertainment, including tours of its apple orchard. Photo via Instagram / thattherapydoodle
Circle N Maze 558 County Rd 345, La Vernia, (210) 326-1741, circlenmaze.com Click your heels together and head on out to La Vernia for a 5.5-acre maze you’re bound to be obsessed with, themed on the Wonderful Wizard of Oz this year. Don’t worry, there’s also a mini maze for the little ones. There’s also a pumpkin patch, petting zoo and more fall-themed fun. Open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays October 8-31 for $10 a person. Photo via Facebook / Circle N Maze
Devine Acres Farm 944 FM 2200 W., Devine, Texas, (830) 665-9730, devineacresfarm.com Things look a little different at Devine Acres for 2020, but there’s still plenty of fun to be had! Visitors can make online reservations for weekly festivities at the farm on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in October through the 30th. Activities include catch and release fishing, pumpkin photo ops and mini pumpkin painting, but there will be no hay rides or barrel train this year. Photo via Facebook / devineacresfarm
Tower of the Americas 739 E César E. Chávez Blvd, (210) 223-3101, facebook.com From October 11 through November 8, locals and tourists alike can stop by the Tower of the Americas for some pumpkin happenings. The patch is completely free and open to the public 7 to 11 p.m., though pumpkins are available for purchase. Photo via Instagram / toweroftheamericas
Sweet Berry Farm 1801 FM 1980, ​Marble Falls, Texas, (830) 798-1462, sweetberryfarm.com For those willing to drive out to Marble Falls, the 60-acre Sweet Berry Farm is worth a visit. The crown jewel is a massive, Texas-shaped corn maze, but the farm also features a pumpkin patch, scarecrow stuffing, flower picking, hay rides and other fall-themed activities, open every day of the week except Wednesdays. Admission is free, but each activity is ticketed, so the money can add up if you’re not careful. Photo via Instagram / sweetberryfarm
The AgriCultural 102 City Park Road, Boerne, Texas, (830) 249-6007, theagricultural.org Boerne’s AgriCultural museum hosts a patch run by the local First United Methodist Church each year. The free patch is open from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekends October 15-31, with an Antique Tractor Pull and Halloween Spooktacular scheduled back-to-back on Saturday, October 30. Photo via Instagram / the_agricultural
Pipe Creek Pumpkin Patch 805 Phils Rd., Pipe Creek, Texas, (210) 426-6191, pipecreekpumpkinpatch.com Now in its 10th year, the pumpkin patch at Pipe Creek Christmas Tree Farm is the perfect destination for Hill Country fall fun. Open on Saturdays and Sundays through October 31, the pumpkin patch features kid-friendly activities including pumpkin painting, scarecrow dressing and rubber duck races, plus the opportunity for winter holiday lovers to explore the farm’s 6000 Christmas trees. This year, face painting is nixed due to close contact, and face masks are required as a safety precaution. Photo via Instagram / txtravelsandadventures
Owl Creek Farm 12355 Military Dr., (210) 616-6585, owlcreekfarmsa.com Owl Creek Farm brings the fall fun to the West Side. In addition to its pumpkin patch, the farm has a petting zoo, toddler hay maze and other kid-friendly activities, plus a Haunted Hike on weekends. Photo via Instagram / owl_creek_farm_sa
Rocky Creek Maze 784 Co Road 251, Moulton, Texas, (361) 287-2828, rockycreekmaze.com Moulton’s Rocky Creek Maze dares visitors to try to navigate its spooky Haunted Trail corn maze on Fridays and Saturdays from October 9-31. After halloween, those looking for a fun fall experience can still visit Rocky Creek and enjoy the remainder of its season, which runs through November 15 this year. Photo via Facebook / Rocky Creek Maze
Braune Farms Pumpkin Patch 1300 Link Rd., Seguin, Texas, (830) 643-9974, braunefarmsfreshproduce.com/pumpkinpatch You can’t get more authentic than Braune Farms, where visitors walk amongst the fields to find their pumpkins. This year the farm has canceled its hayrides and activities due to the pandemic, but the chance to pick out a homegrown pumpkin makes the trip to Seguin still worth it. This year, the patch is open on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, October 10 through 28. Photo via Instagram / braunefarms
Bulverde United Methodist Church 28300 US-281, (830) 980-7745, bulverdeumc.org If you’re in northern San Antonio, you won’t have to go too far to visit this pumpkin patch. This year’s patch opens starting October 10. Photo via Instagram / bulverde_umc
Milberger’s Nursery 3920 N Loop 1604 E., (210) 497-3760, milbergernursery.com The North Side plant nursery’s annual pumpkin patch and monster maze is back, though Milberger put the kibosh on the “Terror Train” this year. While kids enjoy the free fun and games, adults can shop for fall greenery and pumpkins as well as home and yard decorations available in the nursery’s “boo-tique.” Photo via Instagram / helenintx
Universal City Pumpkin Patch 2150 Universal City Blvd., Universal City, Texas, (210) 659-0333, universalcitytexas.com The official pumpkin patch of this nearby burg features gourds priced for as low as $1, with all funds raised going to a good cause. Though this year’s slate of events has been canceled due to the pandemic, photo ops are still available to visitors. The patch is open 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Fridays-Sundays and 3 p.m.-7 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays, October 10-31. Photo via Instagram / t2_that_mom
First United Methodist Church Seguin 710 N Austin St, Seguin, Texas, (830) 379-4112, fumcseguin.com This pumpkin patch is open daily until Halloween. According to the church, the annual Trunk or Treat event on October 31 is still on the docket, with safety plans in place. For details and updates, keep an eye on their Facebook page. Photo via Instagram / cutielover
Helotes Hills United Methodist Church 13222 Bandera Road, Helotes, Texas, (210) 695-3761, hhumc.com This popular pumpkin patch may require pre-planning, as the Helotes HIlls United Methodist Church will maintain a capacity limit of 100 people this year and also has a mask requirement for everyone over the age of 2. Open daily through halloween, HHUMC sells pumpkins for as low as 75 cents, with funds going to a good cause. You can even buy homemade pumpkin bread by calling ahead or ordering online. Photo via Instagram / rguffey27
Windcrest United Methodist Church 8101 Midcrown, Windcrest, Texas, (210) 654-0404, windcrestumc.org Located off Walzem Road, this pumpkin patch is open daily through Halloween — or until they run out of pumpkins. Fall activities include the Sppokley the Square Pumpkin Story Walk, and a movie night on October 23. Photo via Instagram / moinsatx
Bracken UMC Pumpkin Patch 20377 FM 2252, (830) 606-6717, facebook.com/BrackenUMCPumpkinPatch Bracken UMC’s pumpkin patch is open daily throughout October. In addition to pumpkins, the church is selling a cheeky 2020 t-shirt featuring an illustration of two pumpkins wearing face masks. Photo via Instagram / brackenumc
First United Methodist Church New Braunfels 572 W. San Antonio St., New Braunfels, Texas, (830) 625-4513, fumcnb.org This adorable pumpkin patch is open daily through October 31, or until they sell out of pumpkins. Gourds of all shapes, colors and sizes are available for sale, though orange is the shade du jour. Be sure to come wearing a mask, as the church requires them this year. Photo via Instagram / auggiespears
Good News Pumpkin Patch 11020 Old Corpus Christi Hwy., (210) 633-0551, facebook.com/GoodNewsPumpkinPatch/ The annual pumpkin patch in southeast San Antonio is open noon to 8 p.m. Sundays-Fridays and 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturdays from October 10-31. This year, in addition to photo ops and pumpkins for sale, the patch has made limited edition face masks that they’re selling for $5 apiece starting October 11. Be forewarned — mask supply is very limited! Photo via Instagram / off_grid_quality
TLF Pumpkin Patch 1602 Thousand Oaks, (210) 494-1606, facebook.com/tlfpumpkinpatch Join the festivities at Family Night on October 7, which marks the beginning of pumpkin patch season. There’s also themed offerings on the weekends, such as a barrel train, face painting, zip lining, bounce houses and lots of games. Photo via Instagram / portlandtidwell

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