Due to rain, opening weekend is postponed
to Oct. 9 to 11
– Your ticket is good any open day •
skip the gate line
Due to rain, opening weekend is postponed
to Oct. 9 to 11
– Your ticket is good any open day •
skip the gate line
20 minutes from Azle
The pumpkin patch near Azle, TX is a straight shot north. Ruby Creek Family Farm sits about 20 minutes up the road through Boyd, in Aurora, Texas: a real working farm with longhorn hayrides, a brand-new corn maze, and 20+ attractions on one $15 ticket. Springtown families, you’re even closer than you think.
20 minutes from AzleAdmission $15Fri, Sat & Sun
Easier than crossing the metroplex
Head north through Boyd on FM 730, pick up the signs toward Aurora, then Old Base Road to Oates Creek Road. About 20 easy country minutes, and Springtown is closer still. The big red ENTRANCE flag on Oates Creek Road marks the gate, and our directions page walks you in turn by turn if the back roads get quiet.
Coming from a different corner of the west side? Here’s the drive from Keller and the run up 287 from Haslet.
Worth the country road
West of Fort Worth, the big-name patches all mean a haul across the metroplex. Ruby Creek is the other direction: 20 minutes north of Azle in Aurora, on land the Peterson family has worked since the 1930s, with real animals, real rangeland, and a full day your kids will sleep off in the car. Come choose your favorite pumpkin, then browse everything the 20+ attractions include or start with the pumpkin patch itself.
Corn MazeLonghorn HayrideTwo-Story Sand PileThe BarnyardHuman Hamster WheelsFishing PondLive MusicGeneral Store
Six fall weekends
Fridays 10 to 3, Saturdays 10 to 7, Sundays 11 to 6, October 9 through November 8. Local heroes get in free Oct 9 to 11 (military, EMS, police, firefighters & nurses with valid ID), and grandparents free Nov 6 to 8, with all three free weekends here. See every weekend at a glance. Want to make a day of it? Here’s what else to do in Aurora.
Quick answers
About 20 minutes: north through Boyd on FM 730, then follow the signs toward Aurora and Oates Creek Road. Springtown runs about the same or a hair closer.
One $15 ticket takes care of the day: the corn maze, the two-story sand pile, The Barnyard, the fishing pond, and the rest of the 20+ attractions, with the longhorn hayride as the lone $3 add-on. Grandparents and veterans pay $12, and kids under 2 are free. Tickets & pricing here.
Online tickets get you through the gate fastest, but the gate takes cash and credit too, and parking never costs a dime.
