Pumpkin Patches in Midland, Texas: Your 2026 Fall Guide

Updated September 23, 2026

Fall in the Permian Basin shows up on the calendar before it shows up on the thermometer. That's fine. The pumpkins are here anyway, and so is a list of places to pick them. Here's where to go, what each spot is like, and what to know before you load up the car.

Looking for non-pumpkin plans? See 60+ Things To Do in Midland, Texas This Fall and, for costumes and trunk-or-treats, Halloween in Midland, Texas.

The short version: Midland's big pumpkin patch is Fiddlesticks Farms, open Sept. 26 through Nov. 21, 2026, with a 7-acre corn maze and a 10-acre pumpkin patch. For a quick, free-to-enter patch in town, St. Luke's United Methodist Church on West Louisiana runs its patch through October. Odessa and a couple of farm day trips round out the list.

Patch Where 2026 season Best for
Fiddlesticks Farms East Midland (County Road 120) Sept. 26–Nov. 21 A full day: corn maze, 25+ attractions, campfires
St. Luke's Pumpkin Patch West Louisiana, Midland October Free entry, story time, quick photos
Anderson Farm Market West Wadley, Midland Fall Grabbing pumpkins and produce on an errand run
East Yukon Road, Odessa October Pumpkins that support the West Texas Food Bank
Parks Legado Pumpkin Patch & Market Odessa October Pumpkins plus local vendors
Mandujano Brothers Coyanosa October weekends A working farm and hay rides to the patch
The Orchard at Top of Texas Farms Idalou (near Lubbock) Fall Apples, honey, and a weekend road trip
 

Pumpkin patches in Midland, TX

1. Fiddlesticks Farms

Fiddlesticks is the one most Midland families mean when they say "the pumpkin patch." Plan on a few hours. The farm has a 7-acre corn maze, a 10-acre pumpkin patch, more than 25 attractions, and campfires you can gather around once the sun goes down.

  • Dates: Sept. 26–Nov. 21, 2026

  • Hours: September and October: Saturdays 10 a.m.–9 p.m., Sundays 1–6 p.m. November: Saturdays 1–6 p.m., closed Sundays

  • Address: 5610 E. County Road 120, Midland, TX 79706

  • Phone: 432-687-6293

  • Website: fiddlesticksfarms.com

2. St. Luke's United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch

The St. Luke's patch is a Midland tradition and the easiest pumpkin run in town. Entry is free, pumpkins start at $1 and go up by size, and the lawn is set up for photos. Story time and fall coloring sheets make it a good stop with preschoolers — local schools bring whole classes. Bring cash; the patch is cash only.

  • Dates: Opens to the public October 2nd

  • Hours: Monday–Saturday 11 a.m.–6 p.m., Sunday 12 p.m.–5 p.m.

  • Address: 3100 W. Louisiana Ave., Midland, TX 79701

  • Phone: 432-694-2571

  • Website: stlukesumcmidland.org/pumpkin-patch

  • School groups: Email the church through the pumpkin patch page to book a visit.

3. Anderson Farm Market

Anderson Farm Market sets up in the lot next to Mr. Gatti's on West Wadley with pumpkins, fresh produce, and a hay-bale couch for a quick photo. It's the stop to make when you want pumpkins on the porch today and don't have an afternoon to spend.

Pumpkin patches in Odessa, TX

4. Pumpkin Patch at Parks Legado Farmer’s Market

Since 2017, The Parks Legado Farmers Market has worked to provide interaction between West Texas farmers, bakers, artisans, and consumers. Our mission is to promote local production of agricultural and specialty products while also enhancing the quality of life in our area by providing a community activity that promotes a wholesome, social gathering place.

  • Dates: October 10, 2026

  • Address: 7260 E Hwy 191 | Odessa, TX 79765

  • Website: Pumpkin Patch

Worth the drive

5. Mandujano Brothers Pumpkin Patch (Coyanosa)

This is a working farm, not a set-up lot. A hay ride carries you out to the field to pick your own, and back at the barn there's a hay pit, corn maze, jumping pad, gift shop, and farmers market. The farm's own advice: wear jeans and closed-toe shoes, because it's a real patch with weeds and vines.

  • Dates: October weekends

  • Hours: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

  • Address: 4797 Watermelon Row, Coyanosa, TX 79730

  • Phone: 432-343-2257

  • Website: mandujanobrothers.com

  • Drive from Midland: about 1.5 hours

 

Tips for a better pumpkin patch trip

  • Bring cash. St. Luke's is cash only, and small church and farm patches often are.

  • Dress for a field. Closed-toe shoes and long pants, especially at working farms.

  • Check the ticket type at Fiddlesticks. Non-peak tickets won't get you in on October peak days.

  • Follow the patch on Facebook. Smaller patches post opening day, hours, and sell-outs there first.

  • Go early in the season for the best pick. Church patches sell until the pumpkins are gone.

 

More fall fun in the Basin

  • Dia de los Muertos Festival & Parade (Odessa): Oct. 24, 2026, festival 4–10 p.m., parade at 7 p.m.

  • Fiddlesticks Farms after October: The farm stays open Saturdays through Nov. 21, with a 250 Years of America day on Nov. 7 and Santa & Christmas Minis on Nov. 21.

  • Everything else: trunk-or-treats, haunted houses, and Halloween parties are in [→ link: Halloween in Midland, Texas], and the week-by-week list lives on the [→ link: Midland AF Events Calendar].

 

FAQ

When do pumpkin patches open in Midland, TX? Fiddlesticks Farms opens Sept. 26, 2026, and runs through Nov. 21. Church patches like St. Luke's typically open in early October and close Oct. 31 or when they sell out.

Is there a free pumpkin patch in Midland? Yes. St. Luke's United Methodist Church charges no entry fee. Pumpkins start at $1, and it's cash only.

Is there a corn maze near Midland? Yes. Fiddlesticks Farms has a 7-acre corn maze in east Midland. Mandujano Brothers in Coyanosa also has a corn maze.

Where are the pumpkin patches in Odessa, TX? The Bridge on East Yukon Road and Parks Legado on East Highway 191 both run pumpkin patches in October.

Went to one of these? Tell us what it was like — the best photo spot, the shortest line, the pumpkin that barely fit in the trunk. Know a patch we missed? Email hello@midlandaf.com and we'll add it.


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