Halloween Events Near Me 2026

Over 5,000 pumpkins and 2,000 squash laid out in a hard-standing stable courtyard, so no mud, with farm park entry, carving and face painting alongside.

An indoor pumpkin patch in Northumberland with a free pumpkin for every full-paying child, live shows all day and free date changes up to six hours before.

A pumpkin festival with mess-free carving at Farnsfield, where admission includes the whole farm and zoo and pumpkins are priced by weight.

Farm entry at Wheelock Hall covers the pumpkin patch plus three play areas, an indoor soft play barn and the farm animals, open every day through October.

A family farm patch near Airdrie sold by the car rather than the person, with a two-hour session, farm animals, a giant slide, a straw pit and a café.

A free ten acre pumpkin patch in West Wight with more than twenty varieties of pumpkins, squashes and gourds, scarecrows to photograph, a play area and hot food.

Pick your own pumpkins at Westerton Farm in Aberdeenshire, open daily 9 to 25 October. Admission is sold per car and covers everyone travelling in it.

Homegrown pumpkin picking and a new Halloween maze in the farm's tunnels, open on selected dates between 15 and 31 October.

Thousands of pumpkins plus Wand School, a cobweb walkthrough and a panto-style ghost story at this Northamptonshire farm park. Parking is free and pumpkins are priced individually.

A single Sunday of narrow-gauge steam at Hesketh Bank, with a free pumpkin for every child ticket, unlimited rides and free parking.

Pick a pumpkin at the Family Farm and carve it in the craft area at no extra charge, with animal encounters, Halloween games and a haunted garden trail.

A pumpkin patch and a decorated woodland trail on a working Berkshire estate, with free in field parking and a new Pumpkin Valley for 2026.

A daytime pumpkin festival from 10 October plus four Twilight evenings after dark, with a 3D Spooky Trail, a maize maze and marshmallow toasting.

Pick your own pumpkins at Valley View at Goulding's in the Clyde Valley, with day and night sessions, carving stations on site and entry at £5.00 per person.

A Suffolk farm growing over 60 varieties of pumpkin and gourd, with two spooky maize mazes themed The Creepy Coach and a double-decker bus lookout in the crop.

Three pumpkin patches outside Abergavenny with two maize trails included. Entry is £5 per car and pumpkins are priced by size from £3 to £15.

A County Durham pumpkin patch with garden games, funfair rides and face painting, where the ticket covers farm entry and free tractor and barrel rides.

Free entry to the pumpkin patch at Thorpe Farm Centre in Teesdale, open daily through October, with a hay bale mountain and a separate maize maze trail.

A home-grown pumpkin patch at Stone Lane in Yeovil, with no booking needed, dogs welcome and a restaurant, cafe and gift shop on the same site.

A £5 ticket covers parking and a wheelbarrow at this Bedfordshire patch, where a straw maze, pedal go-karts and a golden pumpkin hunt sit beside the picking.

A wooden house stacked with over 1,000 pumpkins at Thursford, free to enter, with hay play, family games, a maize maze and Ghoulish Golf as paid extras.

Entry to the Pumpkin Funyard is £1 a head, adults included, with thousands of pumpkins priced by size and most of the funyard rides open through the season.

Your booked time is only the entry time, so the farm park is yours for the rest of the day, and every paying child takes home a free pumpkin from the patch.

A family run pick your own in the Hope Valley, with tiny Munchkins through to colossal carving gourds, games included in the ticket and marshmallows over a fire pit.

Pumpkin picking at Rectory Farm on the A10 just north of Cambridge, with the Field of Fun activity area and Halloween shows included in the entry ticket.

Thirteen pounds covers a car and one pumpkin at The Montreal Estate near Sevenoaks, with a maize maze, a carving tent and timed 90-minute slots.

Twelve October dates at a Highland patch near Nairn, with a woodland riddle trail, a play patch and three twilight picking evenings.

Pumpkin picking and carving for £3 sits inside a full half term park day, with Rampage, live sheep shows, indoor play and a Monster Glow Party.

Pick from a five-acre field of orange, white, green and giant pumpkins, with an indoor barn for wet days, farm animals, street food and a synthetic ice rink.

The Alnwick Garden's autumn Pumpkin Garden is free with Garden entry, with a scavenger hunt and harvest games added through half term.

Over thirty varieties grown in the fields at Barton Mills, with a new 44-metre observation wheel, Halloween mini golf, a bar and street food into the evening.

A ticketed autumn festival on the A30 in west Devon, with a large pumpkin patch, a maize maze, live music and three shows a day. Parking is free.

Pumpkins grown on the Stockeld Estate and picked from a working field, with the tractor ride out, the Woodland Witches trail and six playgrounds in one ticket.

A charity run pick your own patch near West Malling with free entry, no booking and open every day through October. You pay only for what you pick.

A free entry, no booking pick your own patch at a working farm off the A27 at Sompting, with over 20 varieties and pumpkins priced by size.

Skylark's Funyard turns spooky for the last fortnight of October, with the themed Maize Maze, a daily comedy and magic show and pick your own pumpkins for an extra fee.

Free entry, free parking and pumpkins priced from £1 to £7, picked straight from the field near Boxford, with wheelbarrows to borrow and dogs welcome.

A working pumpkin field near Ashford where you cut your own, with pumpkins priced by size from £1 to £10, free parking and a Golden Pumpkin Hunt.

A free-entry pumpkin patch hidden in the corn field at Seven Sisters Ice Cream Farm, with pumpkins from £1 in cash, no booking and ice creams on site.

Scott's runs its patch for the whole of October, with a covered indoor Pumpkin Barn and a Maize Walk included, and pumpkins sold separately from £1.

A pick-your-own patch on a family-run working farm at Wall, with more than 100 varieties, wheelbarrows, a carving shed, tractor rides and fire pits for marshmallows.

Free entry and free parking at a Suffolk field where pumpkins are priced by size, with pony rides, pedal tractors and two torch-lit evenings with a silent disco.

Daily pumpkin picking on Slade Farm at Rogate, finishing with a Pumpkin Smash on 1 November where the leftovers are smashed, slung and crushed.

A pick your own patch at Ashwood Fieldhouse Farm near Kingswinford, with a spooky trail, crafts and carving. Entry starts at £2 a head and dogs are welcome.

A free Halloween pumpkin patch in the walled garden on Palace Road, with carving on site, costumes encouraged and every penny raised going to Ripon Community Link.

Forty five varieties of pumpkin and squash grown on the farm itself, with live music, tractor rides and a quieter SEND morning during half term.

Themed gardens around a gothic rectory, with singing pumpkins and a Gremlins show by day, and pumpkin-lit gardens, a haunted house and light shows after dark.

A fifth-generation family farm near St Helens where pumpkins are laid out on enclosed grass beside the Barn, with free entry, free parking and a carving marquee.

Home-grown pumpkins and squashes in every colour at Beluncle Farm on the Hoo Peninsula, with wheelbarrows in the field and one ticket covering a whole car.

A two-day pumpkin festival at Royal Victoria Country Park with a scarecrow village, giant pumpkin weigh off, chainsaw carving and a children's funfair.

A ticketed pumpkin patch inside a walled garden near West Wycombe, with printed photo booth pictures, a bingo sheet and over ten photo locations in the price.

A 300-metre woodland trail near Swadlincote filled with pumpkins, all £3.50 each whatever their size, with spooky scenes and a tunnel on the way.

Six acres of pick-your-own pumpkins from £1 to £10 at a family-run Herefordshire farm, with food stalls, photo spots and a circus for autumn 2026.

Pumpkin Moon's second Kent farm, on Lower Rainham Road, with over 100 varieties, cheap entry and thirty minute arrival slots so the field never feels crowded.

A two-day half term pumpkin patch and petting farm in the grounds of Prittlewell Priory, with alpacas, mini ponies, sheep and a pumpkin included in every ticket.

Forty years of pumpkin picking on a Surrey farm, with every pumpkin grown on site and a tractor ride option out to the field.

A working family farm in the Upper Severn valley with over 15,000 pumpkins planted, five varieties grown and a cabin cafe on site.

A family-run farm two and a half miles from Nuneaton town centre, open for Halloween from 3 October and on weekends and half-term dates through to 31 October.

Witchville brings pumpkins, a Living Maze and a separate Scare Maze to this Hampshire farm, alongside pumpkin carving, pumpkin graffiti and Witchcrafts sessions.

A ticketed pick your own pumpkin field at Bednall near Stafford, open from 10 to 31 October 2026 with arrival booked into timed sessions.

A free-entry field at Exminster with more than twenty pumpkin varieties priced from 50p, plus inflatables, a barrel train ride, face painting and food on site.

A sixth season of pumpkin picking near Banbury, with 2,500 pumpkins, squash and gourds, two scavenger hunts and a spooky woodland walk included in entry.

Pensthorpe's biggest autumn event, with a pumpkin patch, a carving area, the Curse of the Cornfield maize maze and two floodlit after-dark evenings.

A full farm day where the pumpkin festival comes free with any day ticket, alongside pig racing, ferret racing and a new activity every half hour.

An organic family farm at Bedwellty, worked by the same family for over 100 years, opening for pumpkin picking on bookable days. Entry is £8 per vehicle.

Free entry and no booking at this Leyland pumpkin patch, open six days across three October weekends, with a free tractor and trailer ride included.

A pumpkin patch on a working equestrian farm outside Kirriemuir, open on selected days up to Halloween, with quiet days and a cafe.

Every paying child gets a free pumpkin to carve and take home, and the same ticket covers the whole farm, from the trenches and tractor rides to indoor play.

Ten acres of pumpkins at Pyle Farm near Frome, £1 entry, no limit on what you pick, with inflatables and an ice cream parlour on site.

Thirty acres and 90 varieties of pumpkins and gourds near Northampton, with a maize maze, a play patch and torchlit evening picking. Tickets must be booked in advance.

Pumpkins from £1.50 for the smallest to £100 for the sumo giants, on a farm just west of Gloucester. Dogs are £1 and get a treat on arrival.

Free entry to a mid Devon pick-your-own patch with fifteen pumpkin varieties, wheelbarrows for children, free parking and refreshments on every open day.

Every child's ticket to Old MacDonald's Halloween Festival includes a homegrown pumpkin, and the animals, rides and playgrounds are covered by entry.

Pick your own pumpkins at Old Hall Farm near Southwold, with a Trick or Treat trail, a golden pumpkin hunt and carving in the Big Barn in the final week.

Every paying child picks a free small pumpkin from the homegrown patch at this Buckinghamshire farm, with carving, family nights and half term opening.

Free entry to a Nottinghamshire field of pumpkins, squashes and gourds near Southwell, with no booking needed and pumpkins starting at £3 each.

A free to enter pick your own patch beside the Farm Shop, with more than 30 varieties of pumpkin and gourd, plus a zoo, play areas and a cafe if you make a day of it.

A Pumpkin Trail through Knowl Orchard at a working Herefordshire cider farm, with pumpkins hidden among the trees for families to find over October half term.

Halloween activities come with normal farm admission near Middlesbrough, including a pumpkin patch, a trick-or-treat trail, crafts and the usual animals and play.

Farm park admission and The Great Yorkshire Pumpkin Patch on one ticket near Thirsk, with a Wizard Academy theme and after-dark pumpkin nights.

A small family farm on the slopes of Moel Famau where children cut pumpkins straight from the field, with a spooky sunflower maze alongside.

Children choose and carve their pumpkin indoors at Pumpkin Palace, make a wand for the resident witch to activate, and take home a free return ticket for a second visit.

Over 2,000 pumpkins on the college farm at Worplesdon for one weekend only, with a climb-on tractor, free parking and free entry for children under four.

Free entry, no booking and pumpkins at 75p per kilo in the field at Broomfield Farm, open Fridays to Sundays through October.

Freaky Fun Fest fills October half term at Mead Open Farm, with a free pumpkin for every child, two undercover haunted mazes and the farm open as usual.

Mayfield's Halloween event is an immersive story you take part in, with a pumpkin patch included, staged at its Epsom glasshouse rather than Banstead.

Eight days of the Fang-tastic Halloween Festival, with a free pumpkin for every child on a paid ticket and the meerkats, wallabies and sheep races open alongside.

Pick your own pumpkins and squashes by the kilo near Rugby, with entry charged per car. Dogs are not allowed, as the picking field is a food production area.

Pick your own with the £2.50 entry redeemed against the pumpkins you choose, plus a Halloween activity trail, on the edge of Swindon.

Lotherton's pumpkin field is £4 a head including a pumpkin, on top of estate admission, with Wildlife World and the gardens to explore afterwards.

Parsons Green turns into a pick your own pumpkin patch for half term, with a lantern-lit Twilight Magic session from 6pm and a separate Trick-or-Treat Lane.

Pick your own pumpkins and autumn flowers on a fifth generation Kent fruit farm, with a flower safari, field games and weekend food trucks.

A mile of woodland trail with seven spells to find at Glen Luss, ending at a pop-up pumpkin patch that has moved to a bigger field for 2026.

A ticketed slot at Heligan that includes a tractor and trailer ride to the field, a pumpkin to take home and 10% off in the farm shop and cafe.

A Shropshire pick your own where one booked ticket covers the whole vehicle, with pumpkins from £1, a farm shop and a coffee van on site.

A ticketed Halloween festival at the Leeds Children's Charity farm, with pumpkin picking, a Wicked Woods trick or treat trail, crafts and storytelling.

More than fifty varieties to pick, with tractor trailer rides, a maize maze and marshmallow toasting in the day ticket, plus Twilight Nights with live music and fire shows.

More than 70 varieties, from tiny munchkins to giant whoppers, picked from the field, with both mazes, the Pumpkin House and the play areas on one ticket.

A Halloween trail at a working ice cream farm in Barnet, with a new story trail for younger children, pumpkins priced by size and free parking.

A full farm day at Chadderton with a giant pumpkin patch, an on-site carving tent, a Wizard School show and animals to feed.

The only National Trust place in the South West where you pick your own pumpkin, grown in the Victorian Walled Kitchen Garden and paid for by donation.

Free entry on a working Rutland farm, where you pay only for the pumpkins you pick. Wheelbarrows, toilets and homemade cakes, with dogs on leads welcome.

Pre-booked pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm in Horsforth, where almost 100,000 pumpkins are grown a year and a tractor and trailer runs out to the field.

A Somerset pick your own field with fifty-plus varieties, a maze and photo spots, about five minutes from Junction 26 of the M5.

More than fifty varieties to pick, a Witch-way Maze Trail, photo props and a barrel train in a working field fifteen minutes from Exeter.

Pick your own from hundreds of pumpkins, squash and gourds near Stroud, with hobby horse rides, a village fete and a milking parlour included in the ticket.

Hour-long booked sessions at a working Bury dairy farm: pick a pumpkin in the field, then carve it in the farm's spooky barn.

A fifth-year pumpkin patch at Cove Bay with thousands of pumpkins, a neep patch and indoor activities, ticketed by the car rather than by the person.

A Pumpkin Festival on a working farm inland from Scarborough, where the child ticket includes a pumpkin and the carving is done on site.

Hopefield's Halloween Festival includes a pumpkin for every paying child, picked indoors in the sanctuary barn, plus a treasure trail and the animals.

Pumpkin picking comes with a normal day ticket at Holmside Park, which also covers more than twenty indoor and outdoor activities, with pumpkins bought at the kiosk.

Pick your own at a working Lancashire flower farm, with wheelbarrows provided, a pumpkin washing station and pumpkins priced by size from £2.

A wizard school takeover at Hogshaw Farm for half term, with a free pumpkin included in every child ticket and birds of prey displays alongside.

Hitchin Lavender re-opens in October just for its pumpkin patch, with dozens of varieties grown on site and flat-rate £3 entry to the field.

Pumpkin picking and carving are included in the ticket at this Hemsby play park, alongside the maze, the play areas and crazy golf.

Thousands of pumpkins priced by size, a £2 patch ticket, and Hilltop Horrors in Zack's Barn with a small white pumpkin to decorate and take home.

A month-long pumpkin patch at the Cairngorms wildlife park, with a children's trail, farmyard play and 20 per cent off park admission.

A ticketed pumpkin patch near Abingdon with a 1km Halloween woodland trail, a straw bale play area and a sweet treat for every child, on twelve dates in October.

A family-run Cheshire patch with over twenty-five varieties from £2, free to visit, with candlelit Friday evenings and a quieter additional needs session.

Pumpkin Valley is included with a Hertfordshire Zoo day ticket, and the new Pumpkin Shack lets visitors choose a pumpkin to take home.

A haunted tractor ride through the cyder orchards, a pumpkin to pick and keep, and a carving session at the Rattler Bar near Truro.

Thousands of pumpkins with wheelbarrows to shift them, a sheltered Munchkin Patch for toddlers, and the animals and indoor barns in the same ticket.

Hasty's Pumpkin Week fills the farm with nearly 2,000 pumpkins in orange, green and ghost varieties, with picking and carving as paid add-ons.

A working family dairy farm near Bakewell opens its pumpkin field for two days only, with timed entry from 9am and a Broomstick Academy to book alongside.

A five-acre field of Racer, Polar, Becky and Fireball pumpkins near Woolhampton, with carving included in the ticket and a half-kilometre spooky trail through the woods.

Choose and carve a pumpkin at Lanchester, with a haunted Sheep Race, a Mini Monster Maze and the tractor and trailer ride included in the ticket.

A field-grown pumpkin festival near Banbury with a carving barn, goblin hunt, trebuchet launch and bale maze, and well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

Free entry and no booking to pick your own in Dorset, with Pumpkin Fest days bringing live music, tractor rides, carving and food stalls.

A two-hour timed slot at Lowton buys the pumpkin field, a fun fair, stilt walkers and fire eaters, with a carving tent on site.

A £5 trail where children hunt Halloween characters for secret letters, crack the code and choose a pumpkin to take home. Trail sheet and pumpkin included.

A full farm park day with a pumpkin patch inside it, plus a mystery trail, spooky crafts and reptile sessions, and free entry for under 1s and carers.

Thousands of pumpkins across several patches on a working Sandwell Valley farm, with an accessible all-weather patch, SEND early access and animals to meet.

More than 20 pumpkin and squash varieties on the Penllyn Estate, with tractor rides and the maize maze included. Twilight Picking runs on eleven evenings.

A ticketed Halloween event at Gables Farm, Fobbing, with singing pumpkins, a magic show, costumed characters and a pumpkin picking patch. Adults go free.

Around twenty acres of home-grown pumpkins in more than fifty varieties, with themed displays, the Witch's Wood and a carving area, near Bristol.

A month-long Pumpkin Festival with pick your own, a new Pumpkin Village, a Scary Maize Maze and animatronic dinosaurs, all on one online ticket.

Over 300,000 pumpkins across more than 40 varieties on a family farm near Pontefract, with tractor rides, live shows, fairground rides and free parking.

Farmer Bertie's opens with a ticketed Pick of the Patch weekend, then walk-in pumpkin picking through the rest of October, with a Milkshake Maker on site.

A daytime family Halloween event at Lintz Hall Farm near Burnopfield, with pick your own pumpkins, stage shows, mazes and a parade in one ticket.

Every child takes home a pumpkin at this Oxfordshire Halloween event, with a carving marquee, a Hansel and Gretel trail and illuminations as the light fades.

A dedicated pumpkin patch off the A37 near Yeovil, £3 adults and £1 children, pumpkins from £2, with no booking needed for daytime picking.

Daily pumpkin sessions at Ernespie Farm near Castle Douglas from 10 to 31 October, with a homegrown pumpkin and carving included in the ticket.

A walking trail through Calderglen Country Park lined with thousands of pumpkins, with golden hour, After Dark and quieter additional support needs sessions.

A ticketed Halloween trail and pumpkin patch on the Drumlanrig estate, where one child ticket covers a pumpkin, a snack bag and two adults going in free.

A ticketed patch in the Meon Valley where entry covers a carving shack, wand making, a strawbale cinema, the Tractor Trackway and Hay Bale Mountain.

A free four-acre pumpkin field beside the farm shop car park at Drewton's, with over forty varieties, a carving area and an Enchanted Fairy Walk alongside.

The last week of the season at this 20-acre farm near Houghton-le-Spring, with a redeemable £3.50 pumpkin patch charge, barrel rides and a Dino Maze.

Over 30 varieties grown in Doddington's own Kitchen Garden, free to walk round with payment only for what you pick, and golden-bottomed pumpkins hidden all month.

A booked two hour slot on a Dorset farm, with a pumpkin field, a maize maze, goats, lambs, ponies and alpacas, straw play in the barn and space to carve.

Free entry and no booking at an all-weather pick-your-own beside Chichester Harbour, open on 17 and 18 October and then daily to 31 October.

Tens of thousands of homegrown pumpkins, magic shows, live music and farm food at Topsham, with free parking and dogs on leads welcome.

Halloween At The Farm at a volunteer-run community farm in Elsenham, with animal handling, goat milking, a playground and woodland den building over October half term.

Crealy's Spook-Fest covers three October weekends and half term, with a free pumpkin for every child, three scare mazes and more than 60 rides included.

A garden centre at Condorrat turned over to pumpkins for October, with timed entry per car, hundreds of pumpkins to choose from, a carving station and firepits.

A working Ayrshire farm where a £15 car ticket covers pumpkin picking, a fright barn, the pumpkin slingshot and hand-feeding the highland cows.

A single ticketed afternoon near Bridport: pick a pumpkin from the field, then carve or decorate it inside the barn, with games, prizes and refreshments.

A £10 daytime ticket covering the pumpkin patch, two Halloween mazes, live music and the outdoor adventure park, with free parking on site.

A family-run farm growing 10,000 pumpkins and squashes a year, with 14 pumpkin varieties, 20 squashes and a new five-acre maize maze for 2026.

Every paying ticket at this Ashton-under-Lyne farm park includes a pumpkin to take home, alongside animal barns, tractor rides and indoor and outdoor play.

Every visiting child picks a free pumpkin, with a carving area, a new haunted house and a Halloween hunt included in the normal park ticket.

Around 60,000 pumpkins in 27 varieties, all grown at Clearwell Farm, with daytime picking from £5 and twilight sessions with live music.

A pick-your-own field of more than 12,000 pumpkins on a family dairy farm at Salwarpe, with photo spots, a food marquee and marshmallow toasting included.

Church Farm gives over the last week of October to Spookfest, with a farm trail, a Pumpkin Hunt and pick-your-own pumpkins carved in the marquee.

Pumpkin picking at a Middlesbrough garden centre, with outdoor activities for children, photo spots, a carving area and a cafe on site for afterwards.

The White family's pumpkin patch on the edge of Beverley, with entry by donation to Yorkshire Air Ambulance and wheelbarrows for children to load up.

Home-grown pumpkins near Coalville, with a tractor and trailer ride, maize maze and petting farm in the ticket. Every online ticket comes with a free return visit.

A Northumberland field planted with over 155,000 pumpkins, with a witches area, a monster pumpkin castle, carving, carnival rides and free parking.

Farm-grown pumpkins at Broadslap near Dunning, open 7 to 31 October. Entrance and parking are free, so you pay only for the pumpkins you pick.

An all-new Dragontale Hollow trail through the wooded country park at Brechin, with pumpkins sold separately and plenty of free parking.

A booked hour on a Lancashire pumpkin patch where you pick pumpkins and squash, weigh them at the end and pay for what you have picked.

Hour-long pumpkin picking, craft and potion making sessions in the park's own kitchen garden at Chipping, across selected dates in late October.

A Halloween trail and pumpkin patch in the estate grounds at Bowhill, where every child ticket includes a pumpkin and two adults come in free.

One child ticket brings two adults in free, with an outdoor riddle trail drawn from Boughton's history and a hay-lined pumpkin patch in the Courtyard.

A Halloween adventure laid over a full safari park day, with hay bale spiders to spot, a trick-or-treat scavenger hunt and marshmallows over fire pits.

Pick a pumpkin then paint it at the on-site painting station, with the Little Farmers Trail included in the ticket and a farm shop and restaurant to hand.

A free to enter pumpkin patch at West Farm near Weymouth, with outdoor play, a haunted house, trick or treating, food on site and dogs on leads welcome.

New for 2026, a pumpkin patch at a long-established Yorkshire Christmas tree farm, with home-grown pumpkins displayed in a floodlit barn.

A homegrown pick-your-own field on a working Worcester farm, with carving in the polytunnel, pumpkin skittles, a gravel pit digger and pigs to feed the leftovers to.

Ten acres of pick-your-own pumpkins at £2 to £12, with free entry and free parking, no booking, trailer rides and a farm kitchen. Dogs welcome on a lead.

An indoor pumpkin patch just south of Birmingham, with £5 entry per child that includes a pumpkin and free carving, and adults in free.

A family-grown pumpkin patch on a working farm at Darlington, with no entry fee, pumpkins from £2 and an indoor pumpkin store for muddy days.

Free entry to a pick-your-own patch in the field behind the farm shop, with no booking needed; you pay only for the pumpkins you pick.

Every child picks a pumpkin to keep at the Barleylands Halloween Festival, with a decorating barn, a gentle maze, magic shows and the farm park all in one ticket.

Pick your own or choose from a speciality market of pre-selected pumpkins, with the new Big Boo Trail for 2026. Dogs are welcome and wellies are advised.

Pick a pumpkin, then carve it in the Carving Barn and leave the mess behind. Soft play, 80 species of farm animals and Halloween shows run alongside from 3 October to 1 November.

Pick a home-grown pumpkin from Apley's own field, or book The Full Harvest for a tractor ride out through the field, a pumpkin of any size and carving.

Pumpkins grown in two small fields around the farm shop at Bintree, picked with a wheelbarrow and bought individually, with the café open at weekends through October.

Free entry, free parking and no booking at a family farm north of Ipswich, with over 25 pumpkin varieties, donkey rides, alpaca leading and a bouncy castle.

A £4 pick-your-own pumpkin patch on a working farm north of Perth, with a sticker and a sweet treat for each child and outdoor games alongside.

Ride a tractor out to the patch at a working farm in Rothwell, pick your own pumpkin and carve it on site, with a separate after-dark festival in late October.

A working animal farm in Letchworth where the Pumpkin Patch Pass includes farm entry, with twilight picking, a spooky silent disco and a creepy crawlies experience.

A Bolton farm running three Halloween events, with a pumpkin patch from mid October, a Halloween Special included with admission and a Fright Night.

One farm trail ticket covers the pick your own pumpkin field and the whole of Sharnfold Farm, open for three weekends in October.

Choose a pumpkin in the Pumpkin Village, carve it in the Stone Barn for £6 and leave the mess behind, with crafts and soft play included in admission.

A Stockport farm where the Halloween Pumpkin Festival ticket covers the patch, a magic show, air bouncers and indoor and outdoor play.

Over 10,000 pumpkins at a family-run Staffordshire farm, with crazy golf, a maize maze, a UV maze and a silent disco included in the ticket.

Ten years of pumpkin growing near Penkridge, with an undercover carving barn, a Pumpkin Village and Friday sessions after dark. Booking ahead saves £2 a head.

A family-run Essex patch beside Freeport Braintree, with a decorated faraway forest and quiz, the Pumpkin House, Otto's Den and pumpkins in all shapes and sizes.

Thousands of homegrown pumpkins at a large Oxfordshire farm centre, with a play barn, farmyard golf and a maize maze alongside the field.

An Essex pumpkin village open from late September to 1 November, growing white and spotted pumpkins alongside orange, with dog-friendly sessions on set dates.

Every child ticket at Manorafon's Pumpkin Fest includes a free pumpkin and farm park entry until 3.30pm, on selected dates from 10 to 31 October.

Pumpkins chosen under cover in poly tunnels near Tamworth, with live shows, a Day of the Dead maze and free parking. Dogs are welcome with a £1 ticket.

A Worcestershire farm park where half term admission covers the pumpkin patch experience, a dragon cave challenge and over 90 breeds of animals.

Home grown pumpkins at a Cumbrian farm park, with the award-winning maize maze, farm animals and indoor and outdoor play all included in admission.

London's own pumpkin patch, a short woodland walk from the main Hobbledown Heath entrance, with after dark Pumpkin Nights and three dog friendly days.

A pumpkin event where the ticket also buys you the whole adventure park, the playbarn and the animals, so it fills a day rather than an hour.

Easton Farm Park gives its October half term over to Halloween, with a pumpkin to take home, a Fright Barn, the Witches Trail and all the usual animals included.

Craigies runs its Pumpkin Festival from 1 to 31 October at West Craigie Farm, with quieter picking days first and free parking throughout.

Pick a pumpkin priced by size, from small ornamental gourds up to giant whoppers, with carving included in experience tickets. Dogs are welcome in the patch.

A working family farm at Goldhanger that opens for a few days each autumn, with pumpkins grown on site and cut from the vines. Free entry, free parking, no booking.

The outdoor Pumpkin Patch at Cefn Mably runs 3 to 31 October and is included with farm park admission, alongside the animals, play areas and soft play.

The much-loved pumpkin patch has become Enchanted Farm for 2026, mixing outdoor adventure, indoor play and Halloween entertainment. You still choose a pumpkin.

Every child picks a pumpkin to keep as part of the ticket, alongside carving, carnival games and a spooky swamp boat ride. Dogs are welcome.

Pick from almost 10,000 pumpkins at a family farm near Barnsley, decorate them free in the crafting zone and pay a flat £3 per pumpkin whatever the size.

An undercover pumpkin patch in an old strawberry tunnel at Blair Drummond, open 10 to 31 October. Entry is £2 per person and pumpkins are priced by size.

Two Halloween weeks at this Surrey farm, with a Pumpkin Village, a spooky stamp trail and craft corner, then a reptile roadshow and slime shows.

Half price entry for children aged 2 to 16 in fancy dress at Blackberry Farm Park's Spook-tacular Halloween, with a pick your own pumpkin patch.

Halloween takes over this Headley adventure park, with a pumpkin patch, a Maize Maze and a Scare Maze, plus more than 20 play zones included in entry.

A Cumbrian farm park where the patch is folded into a full day ticket, with a free pumpkin for every child and indoor cover when the weather turns.

Europe's largest pumpkin festival: over 100 acres, 1.5 million pumpkins, a 33 metre observation wheel and Pumpkin Nights after dark.

A small, deliberately old fashioned pumpkin field just off the A12 in Constable Country, with no booking, no parking charge and dogs welcome.

More than 45 varieties across two East Yorkshire sites, with carving on site, free farm displays and no pre booking to worry about.

A working Belfast dairy farm that carves your pumpkin for you, with Hanwood House, a Broomtastic disco and concrete underfoot throughout.

Pumpkin Week at a long established Surrey farm shop and pick your own, with a Halloween trail, a scavenger hunt and a fancy dress competition.

Pumpkins grown on a family cider farm on the Northamptonshire border, with trailer rides through the orchards, alpacas and one ticket per car.

A flat, tarmac parked pop up at Dallas Burston Polo Club near Southam, with a fairground, a Halloween shop and After Dark evenings.

A working Wolverhampton fruit and vegetable farm with a short, sharp picking window, low entry and a farm shop voucher included.

A straw laid patch just off the A2 at Wilmington, where you can fill a wheelbarrow for one price, toast marshmallows and stop at Berries and Beans.

A tenth anniversary season at Church Farm in Sessay, with a pumpkin voucher in every ticket, Pumpkin Nights at twilight and fireworks in half term.

One of the cheapest tickets in East Yorkshire, with a 1.5 acre maize maze, Friday night picking and a golden ticket hidden in the field.

A Lancashire farm in its seventh Pumpkin Festival year, with hourly timed sessions, animals to meet first and a wheelbarrow to decorate.

Close to 460,000 pumpkins across more than 35 varieties at Tatenhill, built out as a pumpkin village rather than a bare field.

Around 90,000 pumpkins in more than forty varieties at a fourth generation arable farm outside Derby, with a published day by day timetable.

An old fashioned Nottinghamshire farm shop patch with no booking and no timed slots, pumpkins from £2 and squashes from 50p.

A Leicestershire fruit farm that hands itself over to Halloween for five weeks: one pass covers seven attractions, with After Dark on Saturdays.

Real field picking a mile from Byfleet and New Haw station, sold by weight and paid at the exit, with a Wonderland festival over half term.

Over 100 varieties of pumpkin, squash and gourd in one Kent field, with cheap entry, borrowed wheelbarrows and no time limit once you are in.

A County Down patch where the team carve your pumpkin for you, with full farm park access, a haunted house and a straw maze included.

The original pumpkin patch in the Highlands, looking out across the Affric hills, open three days only with two sessions a day.

A Lagan Valley farm between Belfast and Lisburn where you draw your design and they carve it, with a creepy maize maze and timed sessions.

Over 100,000 pumpkins at Takeley near Stansted, with a seven acre maize maze, a pumpkin cannon and after dark Pumpkin Nights.

Thirty five acres of pumpkins near Brentwood, around thirty minutes from Stratford on the Elizabeth line, with an indoor barn as well as the field.

A Suffolk maize maze that turns pumpkin patch each autumn, with around twenty varieties, go karts, a giant bouncy tractor and a pumpkin in the price.

Lincolnshire's original patch, now in its tenth year, with over 300 varieties, more than twenty activities included and a very large pumpkin cannon.

Twenty acres and thirty home grown varieties on the western edge of Bath, with free entry and free parking: you pay only for what you pick.

A ten acre patch on a working estate outside North Berwick, with a 2.5km haunted trail and one ticket covering the whole car.

Scotland's original pumpkin patch, twenty minutes west of Stirling, with a bale mountain, a pumpkin cannon and nine food vendors.