Killarney Pumpkin Farm is a seasonal attraction in Killarney, County Kerry featuring pick your own pumpkin, corn maze, and alpacas.
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Rathwood is a large garden centre and family attraction outside Tullow, Co. Carlow, that runs an annual Halloween Spook-tacular event including a train ride through a haunted forest and a Pumpkin Hunt inside its permanent Maze of Ireland, where children receive a complimentary pumpkin to take home. The site also has a Big Top show, shop and cafe.
Causey Farm Pooka Spooka in Navan, County Meath offers halloween for children, working farm, and christmas experience.
Ardmore Open Farm and Mini Zoo in Ballykilmurry, Ardmore, Co. Waterford, is a year-round petting farm and small zoo that runs a Halloween-week programme of games, a pumpkin hunt, a 'Mummy Race' and a fancy-dress competition. Families are invited to carve pumpkins at home and bring them to the farm as part of the event rather than picking pumpkins on site.
Navan Adventure Centre on Proudstown Road hosts an annual Pumpkin & Fun Family Halloween Festival aimed at children aged 3-12, featuring an indoor Spooky Maze alongside the centre's regular indoor adventure-play attractions. The 2025 event ran across two October weekends. It is an indoor, adventure-centre-based event rather than an outdoor farm attraction.
Balbriggan Pumpkin Patch is a two-weekend community pumpkin-picking event held on the grounds of Bremore Educate Together Secondary School and run by the school's Parents Association. Visitors pick a pumpkin, browse a craft fair, and can get a scare from costumed students; entry is a small per-person or family fee. Dogs are not permitted except registered assistance animals.
Ladyrath Lane in Wilkinstown, near Navan, began as a family pumpkin patch in 2016 and grew into a large annual Halloween festival offering over 10,000 pumpkins for picking and carving, with every child receiving a pumpkin, plus bouncy castles, inflatable obstacle courses, a playground and face painting. The venue also runs other family events (parent-and-toddler mornings, camps, workshops) outside the Halloween season.
Mount Congreve Gardens, a 70-acre garden estate at Kilmeaden, Co. Waterford, has run family Halloween programming including a Halloween Trail with pumpkin picking, where children follow an activity sheet through the gardens and collect a pumpkin at the end. The exact format of the Halloween family event has changed between years (a dragon-themed trail replaced the pumpkin trail in 2025), so current-year details should be confirmed.
Sandy Feet Farm is a family-run open farm on the Tralee-Dingle road at Camp, Co. Kerry, in the family for over 300 years, offering petting-farm visits, school tours and party bookings year-round. It runs an annual Halloween Hoedown event that includes pumpkin carving among its seasonal activities.
Greenan Farm Museums & Maze is a family attraction in the Wicklow Hills near Rathdrum combining two permanent mazes (Celtic Maze and Solstice Maze) with farm animals, three small museums, woodland play areas and nature trails. The site also offers a coffee shop, picnic areas and shepherd's hut accommodation. It operates as a year-round day-out destination rather than a purely autumn-season venue.
Kildare Farm Foods Open Farm Shop in Rathmuck runs an annual Halloween Farm Spooktacular featuring a newly added 'Maze in the Maize' corn maze over 7 feet tall, a pumpkin patch with farm-grown pumpkins, an indoor 18-hole crazy golf course, a ghost-train ride and an Enchanted Scarecrow Woodland Walk. The farm also operates a year-round farm shop and Tractor Cafe.
Moher Hill Open Farm and Leisure Park, beside the Cliffs of Moher near Liscannor, Co. Clare, is a year-round family attraction with animal paddocks, mini-golf, go-karts and indoor and outdoor play areas. It runs a seasonal Halloween event with entertainment such as balloon modelling and a magic show, though no dedicated pumpkin patch or corn maze was confirmed in public sources.
Pumpkins After Dark is a lit-up evening Halloween trail hosted at Newbridge House & Farm, a Georgian estate and traditional farm in Donabate run by Fingal County Council. Billed as Ireland's newest large-scale Halloween experience, it combines illuminated pumpkin displays with the estate's historic house and working farm grounds. The event launched in October 2025.
Oakfield Park in Raphoe, Co. Donegal runs 'The Pumpkin Express', a ticketed Halloween ghost-train ride through the demesne's woodland ending at a themed 'Sinister Pumpkin Patch'. The 2025 run (Oct 25-27) sold out in advance; tickets are booked by train compartment for groups of 4-6. On-site dining is available at the estate's Buffers restaurant.
Scalp Wood Nurseries in Kilternan runs an annual Pumpkin Festival where children pick and carve their own pumpkin in the nursery's big barn, alongside a Spookley-themed maze and a Haunted Witches Room aimed at older children. Booking is required and pumpkin picking starts from a small per-person charge.
Families visit Red Mountain Open Farm Halloween Event in Donore, County Meath for halloween barn, witches den photo op, and farmyard animals.
Luggwoods Enchanted Forest is a woodland trail attraction in the Dublin Mountains near Saggart village that runs a seasonal Spooktacular Forest Trail and Fall Festival each autumn. Families walk the Spookwood Express train route and trail meeting themed characters, with autumn displays and pumpkins given out along the way. The same site also runs separate Christmas and other seasonal events.
Lullymore Heritage & Discovery Park is a heritage and pet-farm attraction in Lullymore, Rathangan, Co. Kildare. Its 2026 'Halloween Happenings' programme runs 24 October to 1 November and includes a Terror Train, a Terror Treasure Hunt, haunted holograms and activities in the 'Funky Forest'. The operator's Halloween page did not specifically confirm a pumpkin patch as part of this year's event.
Liskennett Halloween Farm is an annual autumn event run by the Liskennett Equine Assisted Activity Centre near Granagh, Co. Limerick, a facility operated by St. Joseph's Foundation for children and adults with autism. Visitors pick a pumpkin, hear spooky stories, enjoy festive treats and walk a sensory Halloween trail designed to be accessible for neurodivergent visitors.
SOLAS Eco Garden Centre in Portarlington, billed as Ireland's first eco garden centre, runs a daily pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch through the autumn season plus a haunted house attraction each Halloween. The site also has a cafe and is open year-round as a garden centre.
Field of Dreams in Curraheen, Cork, runs an annual Pick-A-Pumpkin Harvest Festival over two Sundays in October, letting visitors pick their own pumpkin for a ticketed entry fee. The site also operates a pumpkin patch and cafe more generally in the autumn weeks around the festival dates.
Clissmann Horse Caravans & Glamping in Cronybyrne, Rathdrum runs an annual Halloween Pumpkin Patch on its horse-caravan holiday farm. Visitors walk a Spooky Farm Trail past Witches' Wagons, a Fairy Forest and a Ghoulish Graveyard to reach the pumpkin patch, with a donkey optionally carrying the chosen pumpkin. A Hocus Pocus Hay Barn and paid tractor rides are also part of the event.