Pumpkin Picking at Stanhill Farm

The farm hosts a wide variety of pick-your-own events throughout the year from strawberry picking and raspberry picking in the Summer to pumpkin picking in the Autumn and plenty more fruit-picking activities throughout the year.

If picking your own fruit and vegetables isn't really your thing, then no worries! Head over to the charming farm shop and browse the diverse collection of produce. You can conjure up all kinds of delicious meals from local cheeses, fresh bread, and free-range eggs alongside fresh fruit and a variety of vegetables.

So whether it's lovely strawberries, large marrows, golden carrots or plump pumpkins, Stanhill Farm Kent has got it all!

Pumkin Picking at Stanhill Farm

Returning this October, the eagerly anticipated pumpkin patch is back at Stanhill Farm! Grab yourself a wheelbarrow and head down to the patch where you can load up on pumpkins of all different sizes, colours, and textures. You'll feel as if you've plunged yourselves into a sea of Autumnal colours!

Looking for the perfect orange pumpkins to carve out this Halloween? Don't forget to tag the farm with all your frightfully fabulous pics - they love to see them!

There are admission prices to this farm which is £3.50 per ticket for a one-vehicle of up to seven people or a walk-in group of seven people.

So are you up for some classic Autumnal festivities? You'll have an amazing time! Fingers crossed you find the pumpkin of your dreams...

Food & Drink

No picnics are allowed on the farm.

There is a farm shop where you can buy lots of local farm produce.

The Berries & Beans Cafe is back for the 2023 Halloween season! Warm up your cockles with tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. Satisfy your appetites with cold drinks, toasties, and cakes. Card and cash payments are accepted.

Transport & Parking for Visitors

There is an onsite parking area which is included in your entrance fee ticket.

Accessibility

Wheelchair users can visit the pumpkin patch as there is lots of straw on the ground, making it a cleaner and more pleasant walk. However, the farm does not advise visiting the main pumpkin field with a pram or wheelchair as it will be more challenging.