Need a Good Pumpkin Patch in the Plano Area

Hey L. you guys need to go to Celina to their "Punkin Patch" it is wonderful....we go every Halloween season....www.greatorangepumpkinfarm You'll really enjoy it!

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I will put in a plug for my church's pumpkin patch for those that are looking for neat pumpkins. Custer Road United Methodist in Plano has a pumpkin patch of a wide variety of pumpkins. Our pumpkins sales go toward our youth's missions and choir tours next year. Thanks

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Celina Pumpkin Patch is the BEST!! There are hay rides, lots of photo ops, lots of pumpkins, food, animals to feed etc...
Take Preston Rd. north past Frisco and Prosper. Please look it up online to get specific directions.
Have fun!!

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The Big Orange Pumpkin Farm in Celina is great!

Also, go to momsoutloud.com and check out their event calendar. They list all the best pumpkin farms in the N. Texas area.

bigorangepumpkinfarm.com

I agree with the previous poster, Celina Great Big Orange Pumpkin Farm is the best in the area!

We have gone there the last 2 years, before that we would go to Owen's Farm in Richardson, but we switched for the country feel.

http://www.bigorangepumpkinfarm.com/index.html

Another vote for the Big Orange Pumpkin Farm @ Bill Bates Ranch in Celina. They have a petting zoo, hay rides, little train ride, tons of pumpkins and a concession stand.

This is where we went last year with our son and plan to make it a yearly thing. It is in Celina which is just outside of McKinney.

http://www.bigorangepumpkinfarm.com/

OK so I cannot see everyone elses responses until I sent the post. It seems like this is the place to go :)

There is a GREAT one in the Denison are (75 north, exit 69, go left about 2 or 3 miles, on your left). It is a little over 30 minutes but well worth it. They have a petting zoo,maze,hay rides, area to have a picnic, take family pictures and scarecrows that you can rebuid and have fun with. Huge pumpkins too! They also have a huge barn with fall themed decorations you can purchase as well. I have gone there for years and my son looks forward to it - even though he is a teenager now. The pumpkins are very good in price as well. At Christmas time they are a tree farm where you can take rides and actually cut your own tree down. I believe it is called "the elves tree farm". You will enjoy it!

We went to the Flower Mound Pumpkin Patch. It is FREE to get in and play; you pay for food & pumpkins. We were there for 2+ hours and had a blast. They have a website if you google you can get the directions.

Owens Spring Creek Farm ( Google it not sure of address it is off I think Jupiter and George Bush)

Hi L.,
It is a bit of a drive but sooo worth it to go. Dallas Arboretum has the most amazing pumpkin display I have seen in years. It is very creative and the photos you can take are great. Richardson has a nice one too just off Coit. I hope that is helpful.
Have a great day,
J.