Dewberry Farm

Went here last week and thought it was fantastic! The family and I had an amazing time and contrary to some reviews of some people saying there wasn't alot of "free stuff ", I disagree. We got on the carousel and train ride for free, along with a horsey ride for the daughter....and everyone was so friendly! Looking fwd to coming back for christmas!

It's a good farm, buy your ticket online to save a little money, sale of food and drink there, they have a covered place to camp and eat, don't miss the train ride, the stay in general was good, recommended to go in comfortable and fresh clothes

It was awesome and nice! I would of given it 5 stars but one of the employees wanted to be rude when she made a comment saying the parents like to block the entrance like you could of asked again nicely there's nothing wrong with being professional you don't have too get ugly about it so yea but other then that it was a nice cool experience especially for kids! We loved it there just not her ugly attitude!

The best pumpkin patch in the Houston area! Dewberry Farm is such a fun and family-friendly spot! There’s a little something for everyone, from the cute farm animals to the pick-your-own produce and seasonal activities like pumpkin patches and hayrides. The staff are really friendly and helpful, and the farm is well-maintained and clean. It’s a great place to spend a few hours with kids, enjoy fresh air, and even grab some homemade treats from their market. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a relaxing, hands-on farm experience. - Dhee @themomlifevlogs

It's our first time to go Dewberry Farm for Easter season on Fri March 14. Love the farm with lots of rides and games for kids. There was an area for kids to play egg hunting and exchange for candies at the end. My son loves the train and merry goes round so we did twice on these activities. It was not crowded and there was no long line to join these games. Lots of Easter decorations signs for you to take family pictures. We spent 3-4 hours there but still have not done all activities due to our son's age. The staffs were friendly and nice. It's a good day trip..

Had such a wonderful time at Dewberry Farm! The place is beautiful, well-kept, and full of fun things to do for all ages. From the pumpkin patch to the rides and the photo spots, everything was so organized and family-friendly. You can really tell that the staff take pride in keeping the atmosphere welcoming and enjoyable. I especially want to give a huge shoutout to Terrell, who was an incredible helper during my visit. She went above and beyond to make sure everyone was having a great time — super polite, with a beautiful smile. It’s rare to meet someone who truly cares about making guests feel comfortable and happy, but Terrell definitely does. Overall, Dewberry Farm is the perfect spot for a fun day out, and employees like Terrell make the experience even better. I’ll definitely be back and will recommend it to all my friends and family!

We had a blast! ALL staff from the time we walked in to the moment we left were very sweet, helpful and accommodating. Police were at the front all day which made me feel at ease with it being pretty busy for spring break. 🥔 We got a loaded baked potato and Mac N cheese, both were cooked over fire and very yummy! There were multiple places to eat which was very nice. I did think it may have been easier to spot each place if there were a sign on each building - Although the chicken place has a huge chicken statue out front 😋 The barn yard animals were cute, my kiddo got to hold a baby chick but really wanted to hold the bunnies. That’s ok though, we understand animals aren’t available to be picked up all day long (we didn’t ask anyone either). One thing I think we could’ve gone without is the music. It was overwhelming like when you visit the fair. Also made it hard to hear my son while he was on the playground. Other than that it was a very enjoyable day with lots of stuff to do.

We didn’t have children with us but they had activities for adults, food and alcohol. Had a great time and it’s an all day activity. My favorite is the Trail Of Terror, everything else was not really scary but still fun to do. Went on the train couple of times and the corn maze. Definitely would suggest for family activity. Would come back again.

Absolutely loved Dewberry! So much to do and the weather was perfect during our visit. We partook in the Easter egg hunt for the 0-3 year old and that was slightly chaotic. We almost didn't get any eggs because everyone was trampling over each other and the babies couldn't take their time and enjoy the moment but other than that so much FUN for us adults and my almost 2 yo granddaughter overall. Got to pet the animals, ride rides and play. So much to play with for the youngsters. They also have some adult fun like a wine garden. Food choices were limited. Looked like they are under some improvements so this place I'm thinking is more of a place to go to for fun and not eating.

We had such a fun day here! I loved it because there is something to do for all ages (and lots of options!) My one critique is I wish there were more food options there. I imagined a wider variety with more fun fair treats. However, we did get a super yummy and large baked potato with brisket and corn with cheese. They were both really hot and fresh, and delicious! It was a bit busy but it's such a huge and spread out venue, we hardly felt it was busy! There's also a ton of Parking which is a plus. some of my favorite things: - paintball shooting - giant slide - gem mining - pumpkin painting (small additional fee)

We always have a memorable time with the grandkids at Dewberry. They love the hay stack rope, the train, and the other rides. We went during the spring festival and tried to do the egg hunts. What a disaster! Parents were pushing and shoving to get their children as many eggs as possible. Why? The eggs didnt have anything good inside and it was scary dangerous for the kids. This activity needs some thought--no parents allowed and more egg hunts so it isnt so crowded. Also the mini wooden houses have some nails and screws sticking out of them. They need maintenance. Otherwise we have loved our visits to the farm and will look forward to our next visit.

Why 4 stars? Because it was a fun day, but an expensive one. --- --- --- For the first two October's since moving back to the area, we took our son to P6 Farms in Montgomery because we live in Montgomery ourselves. But we got tipped off that Dewberry farm was a much better version, and the tipper was correct. There are probably double the amount of activities here for kids of all ages. You certainly pay for it, though. I don't remember what P6 cost, but 3 tickets for Dewberry came in at $134 after tax, which was a bit of a shock to the system. The nice thing is that once we were in the park, the only things that cost something additional were the pony rides ($8) and face painting, which ranged from about $10-$30, depending on what you wanted. Let's see if I can recall everything we did in a little over two hours: pumpkin photos, playgrounds, many slides, a ferris wheel, a train ride, pony rides, a petting zoo (from the other side of the fence), merry go round type rides, launching balls from a high powered cannon, playing in a giant bed of corn, jumping on a bouncy thing (not sure what these are called, but there are 3 of them and they are massive), face painting and walking through a mini maze. There were also a couple rides we skipped and also some kind of paintball thing we walked by. The wife ordered a turkey leg, but we didn't partake in any food beyond that. So, as mentioned, there's a lot here. 2 hours was more than enough to tire out our nearly 5 year old. We almost never get naps anymore, but he passed out in the car pretty quickly, which means Dewberry Farm did its job.

The little one had a great time, but it is expensive!! The train was a fun ride. I napped. The slide was different and kids loved it. The play ground could be updated, the 500 carved pumpkins in the dark was a highlight. Lil bit loved the carousel and ferris wheel. Face painting is so overpriced, but it's the grandbaby.. All of the servicers were awesome in explaining what was a place like. Is the best pumpkin patch I have been too? No, but she was so tired we only saw half of it. Next year we will drive to Marble Falls. Overall a good good time and beautiful weather.

Berry Merry Christmas 2023. There are 4 time slots to purchase online tix. We purchased the 4pm slot and upon arrival, the majority of booths for food and beverage, including Santa, were NOT open. (See signs below) We found one and they were not prepared to serve customers. We should have packed our own!!! WE...WE made the most of our experience at DF. We stayed for the ride thru the light trail which is great! However, management and employees have zero concern for customer experience and service. It's a shame really, they have local family bloggers marketing this business, the bloggers probably have no idea who they are marketing for and the quality of the experience. Missed opportunities for Dewberry Farms and lessons learned as customers...we will be going elsewhere in the future and will tell other families the same.

Dewberry Farm was such a disappointment. We went last year and it wasn't this bad, but what a waste of money and time. It was overpriced and you can definitely tell that the owners only care about making a profit, not about consumer experience. Here are the things that need improvement. -They sold WAY too many tickets. There should be a limit on how many tickets can be purchased each day, because it was terribly crowded. Expect to wait in line for everything (food, activities, bathroom, drinks, entry, etc.) for at least 10-15 minutes. -The "pumpkin patch" was scarce. Barely any pumpkins left, and several of the ones left were rotting. Yes it's the week before Halloween, but we should have been informed prior to spending $40 per ticket that the availability of pumpkins (at a farm marketing themselves as a fall festival) is incredibly low. -Everything is overpriced. $10 for a glass of wine is absurd, especially when the wine slushy machine is broken. Speaking of things that are broken, the soda machine at the ice cream parlor was also out of order. Why charge so much for entry when you aren't going to use the profits on upkeep of the farm? Again, it comes off as the owners being cheap. -The corn maze was abysmal. The corn stalks were maybe 3-4 feet tall and there was trash all throughout the maze. There's not even an official exit, it just spits you out on the outside edge of the corn maze and you have to walk back along the edge to get back to the rest of the festival. -Overall poor organization. For example, the paintball line was suuuuuper long, and of the 5-6 paintball gun stations, they were only using 1-2 at a time. Absolutely wild decision making from the owners. -The staff seemed hot, understaffed, overworked, and stressed out. I can't blame them--there should have been way more people working for the amount of crowds that were there. -There was litter EVERYWHERE. There was absolutely zero effort to keep the farm looking nice. Dirty diapers in the parking lot, drink cups all over the corn maze, etc. Save your money and spend your time doing literally anything else.

Other than the far drive, and the farm experience, this place has nothing else to offer. I have kids from 2-29, so that should tell you how long we have been coming here, I tried and relive the experience with my 2 year old son, but as it turns out, it is all about money, they do not employ enough people to run this place, if you want to eat , make sure you do it before you get here, the food lines are not worth the wait, the turkey leg my wife waited for so long was hard, and it seemed like it was cooked to fast, it is hard to get just a drink, we reconsider going back for Xmas, we will see if they are having a bad few months.

It was a super fun place to hang out but they need to be more efficient with the food and drink lines. People can't wait over an hour for food and drinks.

Excellent place to take the family, you don't want to miss out on the spectacular tractor wagon ride through the trail of lights. The team really did it big this year!!! Come check it out, if you want to skip the line you can purchase the VIP fast pass ticket for the trail of lights wagon ride!!!!!

Thousands of people, long long lines, no police, no crew, disorganized and old. This is a huge farm and fun for young kids but its ran by very careless team. No running water anywhere, all bathroom faucet are either broken or too old to dispense water. No soap, no toilet paper. If you want to buy water or food, you should expect minimum of one hour or two in line. It took us 45 minutes to just get in and we had bought tickets online. Why don't you guys setup small tents to just sell water? Why people have to stay in line for one hour to buy bottle of water. Crew behind the stands are extremely slow and they look like they hate to be there. No one smiling, no one trying to make your visit memorable. Rides are old and repair numerous times. Some are so dirty that you would know they have never even been cleaned once. My biggest concern is lack of security and active management. There was only two police cars at the door and atleast 5,000 people inside. If something goes wrong here, I expect catastrophic ending. $40 bucks its not much to spend for one ticket but you expect to get minimum amenities like water, food and bathrooms. If you are traveling with kids bring food and water.

We come throughout the year. From pumpkin picking, ice cream, lots of food, playgrounds, trains, animals and so much more; there is something for everyone! We love that this is an all age friendly place, including a designated toddler/ infant park. The animals are very well taken care of and constantly watched around people and children. They have the cutest little pond as well! Very well organized farm, even the parking they are out on horses helping guide cars to make sure everything continues to remain organized.

Came to this place yesterday and was totally annoyed with how overcrowded this place was!!! Way too many people and they overpacked the place after selling out for the night! Just the lines to get in were soooo long! My bf and I had to wait 2.5 hours in line just to get in!!!! Once we were in, we could barely see anything! The lighting there was so poor! There were hardly any good spots to take pictures becuz most of the decor or photo op places were in the dark! Then to go to the bathroom was a mission!!!! You had to stand on 30-45 mins lines just to use the bathroom! And eating?! Pointless! We had to leave and go eat elsewhere! The lines there were worse than at Disneyland resort! Ridiculous to wait in line for an hour just for food! This place was so disappointing!!!! Never again will we be going here again!!!

Not bad if you buy the season pass and make weekly use of it. Multiple ride options and decent for kids 4-12 range. The only thing that kind of sucks is the nauseating fumes on the train and tractor rides because of the exhaust. Long lines even in the early afternoon. Lots of dust in the parking lot so change that air filter often on your vehicle. Pricing for food and drink are really out there for the quality you get and super long lines there too. You can bring your own, but find some shade near the edit merry go round area.

This place was horrible. Where do I begin? First off the price. This is absolutely not worth $35. Next up.. Paying online? Pointless. We waited just as long as everyone else. There was no dedicated line. So that was pointless. Next "booriffic nights" was pretty much false advertising. I thought it may be a little more scary but nope. It's just dark. You can't even take good pictures the lighting is so poor. All the games were extra on top of what we paid. The only free games were games that didn't even work. The rides were archaic and run down. You'd think they'd know Wd40 was invented but I guess not. The corn maze was sad. Want to eat? Good luck. The place is understaffed and over crowded. This is apparently a good place if you're a horrible parent that can't control your kids because there was so much low IQ action going on. I'll never be coming back here. Ignore their Facebook page. Their pictures and videos are extremely mislesdig The cost, distance and lack of organization are not worth it.

Good for smaller kids. We went for their Christmas event this year for the first time. My kids are not little anymore so all of the "rides" don't appeal anymore. It's very rustic. The lights were impressive. The tractor ride was good. The bathrooms were not exactly nice or even clean. But I am comparing this to Santa's Wonderland where the restrooms are plentiful, well maintained, and clean each time I have been. I'd say good for younger kids. Make sure to take hand sanitizer and wash your hands after visiting the live animals. :)

I wanted to visit a pumpkin patch for the kids. My friends ended up picking Dewberry. The price per ticket is crazy high which got me really worried and it was timed slots! i was really skeptical of the place. Boy was I wrong! I can see why the price is so high! There's so much activities that the kids could do! The place is giant. There's also diff foods you can try. Turkey leg 4/5 Gigantic! Can get a bit dry on certain areas Brisket taco 5/5 It's priced per taco just fyi. The brisket is so soft and cut in cubes. Sausage on stick 5/5 Good sausage. Kettle corn 5/5 Sooo good! Large bag. Reg popcorn 5/5 Good to interchange btw the two. Lemonade 5/5 Get that refillable cup! Worth it. We went back twice. Wine slush 5/5 My friends loved it.

The price tag is way too hefty, but my 5 year old enjoyed coming here. She had a lot of fun. Our 2 year old also liked certain activities but there wasn't as much that she was interested in. Overall it's more geared toward kids 4 years old and up, I'd say The upside is that almost all activities are free with admission (except for some things like pony rides, face painting, picking flowers) Food prices are, as expected, crazy. $2 for a single prepackaged Rice Krispies treat. We stayed for about 3 hours before the kids were melting down/getting overtired.

We've been multiple times over the years and the long lines has always been a problem. Buying tickets online is pointless because you still have to wait in the long line to get wristband. I do not recommend buying tickets during their flash sale because they don't offer refunds & you just never know what the weather will be like & the farm may close due to the weather. This is exactly what happened to us this year. They were "kind" enough to let us use the ticket amount for the Berry Christmas event but those tickets are cheaper than the Fall Dew It All tickets & not all the attractions are open during the Christmas lights event. The Berry Christmas event opens at 4pm BUT many of the food or drink stands are not open until 5pm. That makes zero sense in my book. Clearly this farm needs new management that knows how to run things efficiently (such as a line for online tickets & a separate line for in-person ticket purchases & having all the stands or shops open when the gates to the farm open). When have you ever gone to a restaurant & they told you the bar wasn't open for another hour? Never because that's absurd. Parents need beer & wine so that needs to be sold at all the eateries so the customers aren't trekking to the other side of the farm to buy a beer. This farm has so much potential to be splendid but it's not being ran efficiently in my opinion. The Berry Christmas is cheaper than the Fall Dew It All event for a reason. Gates open at 4pm but the sun sets before 6pm. In addition, some of the attractions are closed (such as the gem mining & flower picking). Paintball guns & the apple shooting guns are not included with the Christmas ticket like it is with the Fall ticket. The train ride was my fav part but I can't exactly say it was worth the money especially since the cons of long lines & food & drink sections not being set up by opening time left a bad taste in my mouth. There was a missed opportunity for management to decorate the tunnel with Christmas lights but they left it undecorated & dark so the train ride through the dark tunnel was boring. The rest of the train ride was great though. Christmas lights & decor we saw from the train ride was awesome. Another suggestion I would have for management is to get a second train so they can stagger the rides & reduce the long lines. We did buy our Christmas tree here beforehand. Management needs to step up their game & provide pens or pencils if they want customers to write down their info on the paper tag attached to the trees. I asked a worker to borrow a pen & he said sure but wanted a tip. Wow...that's bold & unclassy. I laughed it off & hoped he was kidding but he clearly wasn't & suggested I cash app him since I didn't have cash on me. I'm borrowing your pen...not having you perform any type of service for me. Needless to say I laughed & walked off.

Bought halloween light tickets to go on a day that ended up being sold out. Parked so far from the actual place we got lost. It was super dark outside and very dangerous as it's like a huge farm. No directions on where to go to guide consumers to the farm. I did not even get to use my tickets or get into the park. Got a refund.

Went here this past Saturday with family, who were visiting from NY. We had a wonderful time. My husband and I bought season passes, and this was our second visit. We hadn't been here prior to this season. The staff are nice, the food is expensive (but delicious). Love the roasted corn, and the stuffed potatoes are worth writing home about. They have great rides, and other family friendly activities. I have a one year old, and plan on making this a family tradition.

Really good place has fun activities and really good food the only reason I rate 4 stars is because I came on a windy day and a lot of dust blew to my eyes but overall I would rate a 5 star

As many other reviewers have said, it's not worth the price. Far from it. I only gave 2 stars becuase my kid had fun. However, I should not have to pay a steep entry fee just for me and my wife to watch my kid play on what amounts to some backyard playsets. In total, we paid nearly $120 for me, my wife and my child to experience a handful of run down rickety "attractions". Most of which are not for adults. With your entry fee, you get a few passes for the least interesting attractions and you have to pay extra for anything that appears remotely fun. Im surprised i didnt have to pay for parking. The workers are lazy. The dont manage the lines at all, so all the popular attractions are chaotic. Most of the worker appear to only play on their phones. The facepainting is absurdly priced. My kid got a unicorn butterfly for $31. It was a nice job and all, but $31 for facepaint is insane. We will not be returning. It's a shame that houston doesn't have more family friendly stuff to do. This place seriously needs some competition.

Lines are Long (especially as it gets closer to end of October), wether it be for food, take pictures, or games/rides. It's just a popular place because of how much they have to offer. I think it's a great place to go explore. Tickets are pretty expensive but only because everything inside is pretty much free unless you want food or more tries on games. The employees were nice but also looked tired, which is understanding. Restrooms were clean which is always a bonus. I would say the new addition of Halloween House of Terror is fun. It wasn't that scary just suspenseful, because we didn't know where the people would come from, which made it fun. Overall me and my boyfriend liked it .

This place would be fine if not for the $40+ admission fee, even for kids unless they're under 2. Once you're in you'll realize all the food and drinks are also overpriced. $10 for a slushy, c'mon now. This place is a glorified pumpkin patch and a huge money grab. Nothing in this place is worth spending money on. Some swings here and some slides there. You might as well take your kids to a nice outdoor playground. Not to mention this place is dusty. Just thinking about my miserable afternoon there makes my eyes water and nose run. Another thing that bugs the heck out of me about this dump is the slow service of all the food courts. They look like they're all run by a bunch of volunteering grandmas from the retirement homes, and the lines move slower than rush hour traffic in Manhattan. I waited 20 minutes at the ice cream place only to be told they're out of shakes, why was there a shake sign standing by the front door??? Waited another 20 min for a slushy and finally gave up when the line didn't move at all and I was getting heat stroke... oh, the line did move a little, when the dude in front of me gave up shortly before I did.

We were there on Sunday and the food lines were insane. Once you are done ordering your food you have to stand in another LONG line to receive your food. About another 20-24 mins. It has never been like this before, maybe because it's short staffed this year. Toilets on various stations not working. We were there at the food coins 30 minutes after it opened and already out of food. I've cream lines were insane as well. The ONLY tho g that was nice was the photo ops. Other than that this year was horrible. We've been every year and never seen it so bad. One or two workers doing the food and cashiers for 1,000's of people. They need food trucks in there to help with food. That would help relieve the lines. Much needed better quality of food for what you are paying for as well. We were so disappointed this year.

$39 per person to get in. You have to stand in line to get a wristband even if you already bought your overpriced ticket online. Online site advertises a pumpkin patch, what I assume is supposed to be a haunted house, Halloween movie night, corn maze- lies! The "pumpkin patch" was literally a small 50 sq ft. by the entrance with some small pumpkins stacked together. No haunted house. No movies. The corn maze was completely dry, dead and literally 3 ft tall. Lines are ridiculously long and parents let the kids run around with no regard for others or those poor animals at the petting zoo. Honestly glad I came just so I know to never come back.

The farm is cute it's mostly for children the lines are long and once you make it to the front of the line they are pretty much sold out or having technical difficulties with the cash register. It's also pricey for what you get!

You are not taking good care of your animals. None of them had clean water, or much food at all. Rabbits in particular had NO hay at all, and a very small container of dirty extremely dirty water. And no other food in site. Rabbits need hay at all times, do better. They all look sad and underfed.

Trash not worth the money or the drive to get there wish I could give it no stars. This place is just a junkyard of pvc pipes held together with wood for scamming people out of their hard earned money.

I had such an amazing first visit to the farm for Fall Festival. Entry is reasonably priced, it is set up like a fair with concession stands. The food is priced like going to a fair ($7 for ONE taco). It is cashless so they take cards at all the stands. There's Plenty of activities for kids and some for the adults to enjoy as well. I enjoyed the cannons and tractor ride. And who doesn't love fried Oreos . Definitely a great place for family outing but also a cute date as well.

horrible establishment they could care less about their customers. They are only money driven. Their employees are rude. Definitely steer clear of this place. I would recommend going anywhere except here save your money, time and troubles.

The line waiting and overcrowded comments depend on the day and time of visit - my party and I reserved tickets for a Saturday at 10AM. There was no wait and Dewberry Farm was not the slightest of crowded. Thet had many booths and stand that were all picture worthy! The time spent was great for the family and some social distancing activities! *** An enormous heads up though knowing that I commented on the "overcrowded" aspect of Dewberry Farm, after leaving at about 2PM, was then that we all saw the lines extremely long and there was no 6FT apart. People were literally back to back in line. Some did not have masks and there were no precautions for Covid-19 in that line. The time and day of our visit was perfect because people at that time kept their distance and wore masks.

Yes, this is a must go place especially if you have kiddos. Great place to spend time with family and friends. I recommend taking the earliest wave as theirs less people and less lines. Mid day onward the park starts getting packed. Kids will absolutely love it. Adults have fun too! Don't miss out. Go check it out. You are allowed to bring in your food and drinks.

My boyfriend and I came here last fall and had a blast! This year not so much. We did the fall festival last year. We were going to come again this year, but they ended up closing up due to weather so we exchanged our tickets for the berry merry christmas. We were very disappointed this year. Many of the activities were closed, or cost money to do. We thought it was going to be similar to the fall festival where everything was included but we were wrong. Everything is so overpriced and the food sucks. I think the quality has gone down so much. It is definitely not worth your money. The staff is nice, but there is not enough of them. If you have kids, I think they will have some fun, but not for the adults. There's not much for them to do. The train was the biggest disappointment, we waited in the line for at least 30 minutes, and it took us around a dark path. The wagon ride was the best part. It was at least a 15 minute ride, but some of the lights were out. Will not be coming back again.

IF YOURE GOING FOR THE PUMPKIN HOUSE , don't go ! I had to find out the hard way they close down the pumpkin house the weekend before Halloween weekend begins. Other than that dewberry has soo much to do from corn mazes , lots of delicious foods , drinks & activities for all ages .

Honestly was overpriced. Repeated attractions, not really much. Super expensive food. Long lines. Honestly a disappointment. I'll give it a 2 cause of the cute animals ‍

Love the place . Very cozy and nice . Alot of activities for the kids and resting places for the adults .

Very disappointed this time around. It got extremely expensive and you still have to pay for every little detail inside. There's not enough restrooms as it is and half of the toilets were out of order and the ones that were working didn't even flush. Food was outrageously priced for the quality. None of the soda fountains were working. All lines were a mile long. There were people dressed very Inappropriately for it being a family friendly place. Overall it wasn't enjoyable for the price you pay to get in. Won't be going back!

Wow...what a disappointment. I gave one star for the decorations and one star for the friendliness of most of the staff. I paid over 86.00 for photo opportunities,and disgusting non working toilets, and no toilet paper. I had to notify an employee that there was no toilet paper. Short staffed and inexperienced employees. The paintball guns didn't work and were closed down after waiting in line for 25 minutes. The kid running the station was afraid to inform the group and hung out a sign. This should have been a supervisor job to notify the group waiting. Poor line control and formation there were people cutting. The pillow jump was a joke instead of monitoring the group. For example, let 20 to jump 10 minutes, have them leave, and bring in the next group. No, we entered, not even two minutes later. We are told we needed to leave because our 3 minutes are up... seriously. Then we went to the ferris wheel got in line, and the ride is having mechanical difficulties, so we could not do that. It took a total of 1.5 hours to go through the haunted forest most of it standing in line and it was NOT worth it. The corn maze a huge disappointment!!! I would not recommend. The place is old and run down. It has run its course. Not the farm of old. A huge disappointment!!!

Great farm, but do not expect to eat here. The lines were horrendous just to get a carnival food. All the good stuff was sold out too. I'd go somewhere else if you want a farm experience.

If you're a group of adults or an adult trying to have a fall experience please save your money. One ticket is about $40 a person and is NOT worth it!! Spent $85 on two people just to leave 10 minutes later. The entire thing seems catered to children. Not only is it blisteringly hot, but only 4 activities are included and the rest you have to pay EVEN MORE FOR!!! Honestly just so ridiculous. Will NOT be going back. Super disappointed

I loved everything about Dewberry Farm. The workers were very friendly and there were lots and lots of fun activities. There are many activities and places to eat. Yes, the price is kinda of steep compared to your average fall festival but Dewberry Farm has so much to offer for EVERY AGE! I also loved the cleanliness of the farm. I mean, this place has animals and I didn't smell a thing. I say budget for this amazing, fun experience. Enjoy the food on the property and everything that's offered. It's worth it! Note: I noticed the entrance line moving a little faster for ppl who bought their tickets online.

Loved spending the day here, kids had an awesome time. There's lots of activities to keep the kiddos busy and active, plus lots of food booths to choose from....there's even frozen wine! Yum!

love comming every year the pumpkin patch is always the cutest thing. we seem to never figure out the corn maze but always a great time

BEWARE!!! My truck was hit by one the employee's riding her horse. The owner didn't take full responsibility of the financial situation. I had to pay out of pocket to get my truck fixed. My family and I will not be attending this farm.

We have been going here to get our Christmas trees for six years. Today I met the owner. He was a real unpleasant unprofessional jerk. Will not be going back. What comes around goes around and yours is coming no doubt.

Honestly, I only went once and it was this past Sunday. Dewberry Farm is like a mini Houston Rodeo with some different activities. I love that pretty much all the employees were kind and communicated well with visitors including wait times. I appreciate that there are multiple activities to do, and not just for families with children, but adults too! You can get lost for a moment in the corn maze, cut some flowers in the sun, shoot some apples out cannons, go gemstone mining like at Great Wolf Lodge, go sliding, take awesome photos, get dizzy in the Black Hole, and more! My children loved it. There are a couple of downsides: -If you're a germ and COVID super worrier, don't come! They encourage everyone to wear masks and practice social distancing and hand hygiene, but can't enforce with everyone, especially kids. Not everything is sanitized after use. -A lot of flies around at one of the restaurants we went to. Maybe Mattie's Kitchen? Food was okay and pricey. Perks: -We went this past Sunday and right before they opened, line was short and not many people until 2p.m., we felt like we pretty much did everything they offered! -Some good food around (although costly, like one taco for $6), -They have fried Oreos! -You can BYOF and BYO drinks! -You can bring strollers, wagons, or rent. -Plenty enough seating or even picnic areas for the day we went. -Kind employees -Multiple attractions for various interests.

Amazing place to spend with your family and friends .went with my sister and her kids love this place .

My child went to this place when she came back,she told me she had a great time she liked everything she did there from what she said my kid and I recommend Dewberry farm.