Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Waxahachie, TX

Waxahachie

Windy Acres Farm is an agritourism operation in Waxahachie, the Ellis County seat south of Dallas known for its Victorian courthouse and surrounding farmland. Specifics on crops, u-pick, or seasonal events aren't posted publicly, so contact the farm ahead of a trip.

Waxahachie

Scasta Farm sits on Old Boyce Road outside Waxahachie, in Ellis County's blackland prairie south of Dallas. Listed under agritourism, it's the kind of place that opens the gate for farm visits, seasonal events, or on-site sales. The rich prairie soil here has grown cotton and row crops for generations. Contact the farm for what's currently open to the public.

Waxahachie

Larken Farms is set on Greathouse Road outside Waxahachie, the Ellis County seat known for its Victorian courthouse and Blackland Prairie farmland south of Dallas. The directory lists it as agritourism. Its current offerings aren't clearly posted online, so it's unclear whether that means produce, events, or animals. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's open and when.

Duncanville

A bed-and-breakfast with a spa and cabana in Duncanville, a suburb just southwest of Dallas. The property centers on a historic house and garden setting for overnight stays, spa services, and small events. It sits on Hustead Street in a residential part of town.

Milford

Rafter D Ranch works land off Sevier Road near Milford, a small Ellis County town on the I-35E corridor between Waxahachie and Hillsboro. The listing marks it agritourism. Ranches in this Blackland Prairie stretch south of Dallas typically run cattle and hay. No website or public hours appear online, so reach out to the ranch before planning a visit.

Alvarado

A small farm near Alvarado in Johnson County, south of Fort Worth. The name points to farm animals and petting-zoo visits. Public listings are sparse; contact the farm about tours or seasonal events.

Alvarado

Sunset Hill Tree Farm sells choose-and-cut and fresh-cut Fraser fir Christmas trees on County Road 206 in Alvarado, south of Fort Worth in Johnson County. Beyond the December tree season, it runs a fall pumpkin patch, educational farm tours, a Cowboy Camp, and birthday parties, plus a country store stocked with handmade wreaths. It's a family-oriented stop that stays busy from the pumpkin season into Christmas. The farm takes Visa and Mastercard.

Dallas

Despite the directory tag, this is a seasonal haunted-house attraction in the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, not a working farm. It runs on Langford Street through the Halloween season, drawing thrill-seekers each October. The agritourism label looks like a listing error.

Dallas

A Dallas-area beekeeping operation producing raw local honey and hive products. The listed Young Street address sits downtown, so sales likely run through markets or direct contact rather than a farm gate. Local honey from North Texas hives reflects the region's wildflower bloom.

Arlington

St. John the Apostle United Methodist Church runs a fall pumpkin patch on Mansfield Road in south Arlington. Like many Texas church patches, it sets out a field of pumpkins through October for family photos and preschool visits, with sales typically supporting the congregation's programs. Hours and this year's arrival date aren't posted widely, so contact the church directly before planning a stop.

Dalworthington Gardens

Strawberries are the headline at Storm Farms, a pick-your-own spot on South Bowen Road in the Arlington area, run by Johanna Storm and family. They bill themselves as the only u-pick farm in the metroplex, drawing families out to the fields each spring when the berries ripen. The season is short and weather-dependent, so it pays to check before heading over. Picking updates go up on their site and Facebook page.

Arlington

Howell Family Farms is a family produce farm tied to West Division Street in Arlington, within the Dallas-Fort Worth metro. Urban-edge growers like this typically sell seasonal vegetables and fresh Southern peas at local farmers markets. The listed address may be a market or business site rather than the fields, so contact them directly to confirm where to buy and what's in season.

Cleburne

Mainstay Farm Park runs seasonal events in Cleburne, about half an hour south of Fort Worth. Fall brings a pumpkin patch and Pumpkin Days, followed by a Christmas Adventure and a Spring Festival, with more than thirty activities, a petting zoo, baby animals, a winery, and food on site. The park also hosts field trips and group outings.