Best Pumpkin Patches Near Texarkana to Visit This Fall

Looking to get into the mood for fall events? Pumpkin Patches are starting to open in our area. Not only can you find the perfect pumpkin to carve for Halloween, but for pretty fall decor. Pumpkin patches also make for wonderful family pictures.

Some of these pumpkin patches offer other fall activities for a family-friendly experience.

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Take a look at these great pumpkin patches to visit throughout October.

Hardy Memorial United Methodist Church - Texarkana

Located at 4000 Moores Lane in Texarkana Texas. Opening on Sunday, October 4 at noon. Every Sunday in October, they will have fun events for the kids and family photo areas. More details at their Facebook page.

Ellis Home & Garden - Texarkana

Located at 6328 Richmond Road has plenty of pumpkins in different colors along with gourds and other fall decor. More on their Facebook page.

7th Street Pumpkin Patch - Texarkana

Located at 5301 West 7th Street in Texarkana. They not only have plenty of pumpkins and tons of fall decor they also have some great areas for family photos. Open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM. Their House of Horror opens October 2. More details at 7th Street Pumpkin Patch Opens in Texarkana | Fall 2026

Piney Park Fall Festival and Spooky Trail in Marshall, Texas

This is the big one and a short drive away! Opening weekend is this weekend, September 25 and 26. Not only will you find pumpkins, but so many things for the kids and the whole family, from jumping pillows, barrel train ride, Piney Peak slides, the family-friendly Spooky Trail and trick-or-treating for the kids on certain days.Located at at 600 Martin Lake Road in Marshall, Texas. More details at their website.

Is there someplace we missed? Let us know! Email lisa.lindsey@townsquaremedia.com.

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