There is something about autumn in Texas that feels magical: the crisp air, golden sunsets, and the joy of gathering with family and friends to celebrate the season. From pumpkin patches to festivals and spooky adventures, Waller and the surrounding areas offer plenty of fall activities for all ages. Here are some of the best events happening this October.
Cypress Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch
October 3rd – 31st, 2025 | 10 AM – 7 PM Daily
The Cypress Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch is a fall tradition for many families. Opening on October 3rd, this patch is filled with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, perfect for carving, decorating, or baking something sweet. Beyond pumpkins, you will find delicious homemade pumpkin bread and charming photo backdrops that capture the spirit of the season. Every purchase supports the church’s ministries, making your pumpkin picking experience even more meaningful. Entry is free, so bring the whole family and create timeless fall memories.
Farmers Market at The Hangout – Fall Festival
October 11th
The Farmers Market at The Hangout is hosting a one-day fall festival you will not want to miss. With live music, crafts, games, and a vibrant market filled with local vendors, this festival brings the community together in a joyful celebration of the season. The festive atmosphere makes it the perfect Saturday outing, whether you are looking for unique handmade goods, farm-fresh produce, or simply a fun day out with loved ones.
Halloween Weekends at Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park
Weekends from September 26th – November 2nd
Spooky season comes alive at Jellystone Park. Every weekend in October, families can enjoy trick-or-treating, costume contests, and site decorating competitions. The Magic Pumpkin Experience (available for an additional cost) is a highlight, enchanting kids and adults alike with seasonal wonder. For those who love a little creativity, there is even a Golf Cart Decorating Contest. With themed events every weekend, Jellystone makes Halloween a celebration that lasts all month long.
Dewberry Farm Fall Festival
September 13th – November 9th
Dewberry Farm is a fall favorite in Waller County, offering fun for the whole family. Their Fall Festival is filled with attractions, from one of Houston’s best-rated pumpkin patches to an 8-acre corn maze and a life-sized Pumpkin House. Kids can enjoy barnyard animals, carnival rides, and pumpkin painting, while thrill-seekers can try out new attractions like The Barn Swinger and The Pumpkin Stroll. As the sun sets, the fun continues with BOOriffic Nights, featuring the Spooky Acres Creepy Corn Maze, an all-ages adventure that mixes fright with fun. Parking is always free, making it easy to plan a full day of fall excitement.
Oil Ranch – Scarecrow Festival
October 3rd – November 22nd
Oil Ranch transforms into a whimsical wonderland during its Scarecrow Festival, featuring more than 85 scarecrows scattered throughout the farm, each dressed in fun and creative outfits. Families can hop on hayrides, get lost in a hay bale maze, ride ponies, or even try milking a cow. For a slower pace, enjoy a round of putt-putt golf or simply take in the cheerful atmosphere. This festival blends classic fall charm with farm fun, creating an unforgettable seasonal experience.
Good Shepherd Church – “The Patch”
October 6th – 31st
Good Shepherd Church hosts “The Patch” on their front lawn, offering pumpkins for sale daily from 10 AM until dusk. But this event goes beyond pumpkins. It is about bringing families together for activities that spark joy and creativity. Kids can enjoy storytelling, face painting, and pumpkin decorating, while parents capture keepsake photos at fall-themed backdrops. On Sunday, October 26th, the fun expands with the church’s annual Trunk-or-Treat, complete with live music, decorated cars, and carnival-style games. Proceeds from pumpkin sales benefit Boys & Girls Country in Hockley, making this a community event with heart.
Experience Fall Near Oakberry Trails
Living at Oakberry Trails means you are never far from the magic of fall. With pumpkin patches, festivals, and seasonal events nearby, residents can celebrate traditions and create lasting memories year after year. Here, you can enjoy the rustic beauty of small-town living while being part of a community that embraces every season to the fullest.
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