It’s been a year since we’ve been back to Devine Acres Farm.  You can see last year’s post on it here.  Without knowing much about the farm, we thought we were going to take photos with  some pumpkins.

We quickly learned there was much, much more than that waiting for us.  So, of course, we went back this year.

For Laredoans, it is about an hour and a half away.  But, it is so worth the drive.

If you go, I recommend you leave earlier in the morning before the afternoon heat hits.

Devine Acres offers a truly rustic, old farm experience for families amidst its sea of  planted Christmas Trees.  The place is green and marked by oak trees, with towering windmills and all kinds of games and play areas for the kids:

• water duck racing,
• fishing (don’t bring your poles, just pick one up around the pond),
• bean bag tosses,
• tractor hay rides,
• a gorgeous park with swings under oak trees,
• live music,
• face painting,
• a petting area,
• a tricycle track,
• and many more family activities!

Oh- and there IS a pumpkin patch where kids can decorate their pumpkins, too.

To see more photos of the excellent time waiting for you for $8 a person (3+), you can see the gallery below.

Devine Acres Farm also offers

• school field trips,
• deals for groups and parties,
• a photo contest
• and they also host a great event at Christmas time called Pancakes With Santa.

Critters And Crayons also includes information about Devine Acres Farms in the Laredo Community Round-Up during the Fall and Winter seasons. Just click on the image below to check it out.

You can find more information about Devine Acres Farm via the official website here or on the Facebook Page here.

Days like this, in places like this, are what family memories are made of.  If you are in South Texas and you haven’t visited, you really, really should.  

*****

This is NOT a sponsored post.  I was not asked to review or promote Devine Acres Farm nor did I receive any form of compensation to write this post.  This is simply a review of a fantastic activity that families should know about if you live anywhere near Devine, Texas.  :)