Sweet Eats Adventure Farm & Petting Zoo opens its 2026 Fall Festival on September 19, running through November 8 with a 4.5-acre themed corn maze, apple cannons, daily pig races and a Texas-sized pumpkin patch stocked with more than 40 pumpkin varieties. The festival, staged at the farm's 14400 E State Hwy 29 location in Georgetown, includes over 30 farm-themed activities and Friday and Saturday night fireworks throughout October, except on Halloween night, according to CultureMap Austin.
The timing matters this year. Texas flooding damaged crops and endangered livestock in July 2025, according to News4Jax. Central Texas agricultural operations broadly faced significant flood hazards that summer, and this fall's expanded lineup presents the farm's full seasonal programming.
What's Open This Fall, and What It Costs
General admission tickets range from $19.95 to $24.95 and include access to all of the farm's 30-plus attractions, including wagon rides, pony rides and a petting zoo, per CultureMap Austin. Families who just want pumpkins can choose a standalone pumpkin patch entry for $5 when purchased online or $10 at the gate, according to the available listing. Daily hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., according to The Austinot.
The available listing provides daily hours. This year's event follows severe flooding in Texas in July 2025.
From Fruit Orchard to 80-Acre Attraction
Today, the operation is an 80-acre, year-round agritourism destination hosting major seasonal events in Georgetown. The farm's own account traces its history.
That growth reflects Sweet Eats' expansion into an agritourism destination. The Georgetown, Texas, operation offers interactive consumer events.
Liability Rules and a Booming Backyard
Sweet Eats offers visitors activities on its farm.
Sweet Eats sits in Williamson County. Sweet Eats offers outdoor recreation in Georgetown.
Plenty of Company on the Fall Calendar
Sweet Eats isn't the only harvest draw in the region this season. Its Fall Festival competes alongside other Central Texas events, including the Texas Pumpkin Fest in Leander, according to The Austinot. Georgetown's event calendar extends beyond agricultural attractions.
