Pumpkin Picking at Crockford Bridge Farm

Another cool thing about Crockford is that they just know how to make farming fun and accessible for youngsters. Kids can embark on so many fascinating fruit-picking sessions running throughout the year and of course, they can attend their exciting seasonal events. Other than pumpkin picking, Crockford hosts Easter Eggvent and Cut Your Own Christmas Tree.

Crockford Bridge offers the perfect family day out for those living in the South East of England with plenty of family activities and adorable photo opportunities, it's an unmissable attraction.

Pumpkin Picking at Crockford Bridge Farm

Pumpkin festival season is here - at last! So where better to celebrate these glorious fruits than at the pumpkin picking patch at Crockford Bridge Farm? Get your wheelbarrow ready, make sure your kids are nice and warm and head to the pumpkin patch. Browse a wide range of orange pumpkins of all different sizes.

Pumpkin picking commences on Saturday 30th Sept - Sunday 15th Oct but don't worry, there will still be some pumpkins up for grabs after that date. From the 17th of October customers visiting the farm or pumpkin festival can buy pre-harvested pumpkins. You'll get to admire beautiful pumpkin displays

And hey, if you're knocking around the farm on weekends from 30th September - 15th October, make sure to check out Sausage Fest. It's held on the same weekends as pumpkin picking, over in the Avant Garden. Spaces to this event are limited so make sure to pre-book online in advance. You can also take part in fun garden games and parents can enjoy a cheeky tipple at the Avant Bar. Little ones can enjoy cold drinks from the bar too.

Whatever you decide to do there are plenty of fun activities for the kids to enjoy this Autumn at Crockford Bridge Farm! Just remember to book your timeslots for pumpkin picking online.

Food & Drink

There is plenty of tasty food to be enjoyed at this farm whether it's waiting to be plucked from the ground or it's stood neatly in the Tea Shack. Delve into a bowl of homemade ice cream from the Ice Cream Parlour. Balance out your palette with savoury sandwiches and sweet cakes. There is a wide variety of filling snacks on offer from gingerbread men to quiches, proper leaf tea and coffee.

Please be aware that the Tea Shack is only open in the Summer months.

Accessibility

The nearest toilet is a 3-minute drive away in Addlestone.

Buggies and prams are not allowed at the farm.

No dogs allowed

Wheelchair users can use the hard standing areas on the farm but just remember this attraction is an open farm and walkways or pavements cannot be provided for agricultural reasons. Access is easier in the Summer when the ground is dry but other times of the year i.e colder seasons, can be particularly challenging especially if there has been rainfall that month.

Blue badge parking is available in a dedicated parking area

Transport & Parking for Visitors

Driving to the farm

The farm is very close to J11 of the M25 and there is plenty of free parking. Please park in our grass field car park rather than the adjacent Garden Centre which is a separate business.

For sat-nav use the postcode KT15 2BU

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Arriving by train

The closest station is ‘Byfleet and New Haw’ Station which is a short 1 mile walk from the farm. There is no taxi rank at this station however we are in an Uber area.

Alternatively, 'West Byfleet' Station on the same line, is a little further away (2.5 miles) but does offer a fast 30-minute service to London Waterloo and is a little better equipped with a taxi rank.

Addlestone Station is slightly further away on foot and has a less frequent 'branch line' train service, however, it is within walking distance and taxis are available from Tesco and via Uber.

Travelling by Bus

The farm is served by a number of bus routes, however, service numbers and timetables change frequently and the service is unreliable. The Surrey County Council website has information on bus services throughout Surrey.