Pumpkin Nights

“First time attending and I was beyond impressed! Def worth the price of the ticket and parking because there is ALOT to see and enjoy. Plenty of walking so make sure it wear appropriate shoes. There were a few vendors, attractions like a haunted house and 3D experience (both cost extra) that you could partake in. There is a bar for beverages in the main area and another halfway through the trail. Restroom facilities are also available. Overall a wonderful chance to take plenty of photos with family or kiddos, and a very pleasant thing to do for Halloween. Employees also aided in taking photos which was really nice! Def recommend being able to tip them because they had lines of people to take pics for! Kudos to them for being patient with everyone asking to take photos as well. Looking forward to coming back next year!”

“The trail was super cute with lots of photo ops. Very kid friendly. Definitely wear some comfy shoes because the trail was sand and pebbles so if you’re gonna dress up don’t wear any heels or nice shoes bc it got dusty! Took us about an hour to walk through while also stopping to buy some snacks and snap some photos. The fire dancers and the band were also great! The show was a little short but if I was throwing fire around I wouldn’t want to do it for too long either lol. The vendors also had a lot of cute things! The food was a little pricey (fries and a lemonade was $16) but it was hot and tasted good with a surprisingly large condiment area, so I can’t complain too much! Had a great time!”

“It was our first time attending Pumpkin Nights, and I was pleasantly surprised! I originally thought it would just be a light trail, but it had so much more to offer. There were candy booths, a mini haunted house, cotton candy stand, face painting, balloon animals, a tarot card reader, a tea booth, and even a fire show! The whole event had this fun, circus-like vibe that made it feel magical and festive. Everything was so thoughtfully set up and family-friendly. It’s definitely worth the visit, and I think we’ve just found a new fall tradition! 🎃✨”

“Had the pleasure of visiting last Friday we drove from San Antonio and it was awesome. My daughter, son in law and granddaughter had a blast. Yes it was lots of walking and it was hot... but totally worth it. I'd like to add that the staff they had posted at the photo opt places should get a raise. I feel they all went above and beyond when catching these families smiles. They didn't just take one of two normal shots, they did multiple and did different angles. I really really appreciated that. Thanks for an awesome evening/night.”

“Fun for all ages. The fire show was exciting and is different at every time slot. The mile walk had so many beautiful scenes and picture options. Plenty of space to bring strollers. Parking was very easy. Shoes will get very dusty.”

“Again an great experience. I went there a second time with my family- highly recommended. Such an great and big area. There was an fire show and an really great trail with lot of stuff to see and small details.”

“We had a lot of fun taking our 2 year old here. Displays were cool to see and the fire show was interesting. It was dusty but it was expected since it was on a farm. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because of the $10 parking fee, seems a bit excessive with all the other fees that we already had to pay for this event. They also ran out of turkey legs on a Monday so not too sure how it'll hold up on the weekends if they don't have enough supply for a weekday.”

“Been to this 3 times now. The first 2 were good, but this 3rd time not so much. The Fire Show no longer uses actual fire, Lame. The food options are not good, need more food options with better food in general. The artisans/vendors are better than previous. For the love of god.. get two additional bathroom trailers. Two is not enough. A couple of the themed areas on the trail had no music which was disappointing. Charging $10 for parking on top of the ticket prices is ridiculous. Also don't wear any kind of nice shoes, they will be covered in dust.”