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A year-round adventure park near Warwick with a three-acre maize maze planted to spell 'Hatton' from the air, farmyard animals, adventure play, funfair rides and falconry displays. Runs a seasonal Pumpkin Week each October with a free pumpkin and carving marquee.
A new summer 2026 maize maze in Hestercombe's historic Somerset landscape, paired with an exhibition about maze art and design.
Hirsty's Family Fun Park in Hemsby, Norfolk, cuts a giant maize maze with in-maze quiz challenges alongside a zip wire, trampolines, go-karts and bouncy castles, with an on-site cafe. Only 2025 dates (23 July - 2 September) were confirmed at the time of research.
A farm park near Kendal in the Lake District with two maize mazes, a mini golf course, go-kart track and a range of outdoor rides. Also has indoor soft play, a pet barn and a cafe. Open daily in July and August, weekends in September 2026.
A pumpkin-picking farm in the Cheshire countryside near Macclesfield, with a sunflower maze rather than a corn maze. Offers wood-fired pizza and homemade cakes alongside pumpkin picking.
National Forest Adventure Farm in Burton upon Trent, England offers maize maze, farmarama, and animals.
Secretts is an established pick-your-own farm shop and market garden in Milford, Surrey, that runs an annual Pumpkin Week with Halloween trails and pumpkin-field photo opportunities. Exact 2026 dates and prices had not been published at the time of research.
Westerton Farmers, a family-run farm near Laurencekirk in Aberdeenshire, grows its own pick-your-own pumpkins starting from seed in a tunnel each spring. It is regularly listed alongside Scotland's better-known pumpkin patches in regional roundups. Full 2026 opening dates and pricing were not published on the operator's site at time of research.
Northumberland's largest family farm attraction near Morpeth, with hundreds of exotic and traditional animals, tractor rides and play areas. Each October it runs a ticketed Halloween Spooktacular including an indoor pumpkin patch, a free pumpkin per paying child, and a witches-and-wizards show.
A pick-your-own pumpkin patch near Warrington with over 30,000 home-grown pumpkins across 50-plus varieties. Includes an undercover pumpkin barn accessible for pushchairs and wheelchairs, farm animals, food vendors and fire pits. Dog-friendly on leads.
Coombes Farm, a working arable farm on the South Downs near Lancing, cuts a 'Back British Farming' themed maize maze with six zones plus a bale maze for younger children. The maze runs Friday-Sunday through August, with pumpkin picking added during October half term. A lakeside cafe and picnic area are on site.
Craigie's Farm at South Queensferry offers pick-your-own produce from June through October, ending the season with home-grown pumpkins. Its Halloween-season Pumpkin Festival includes a Monster Bale Trail with themed photo spots, paintball target shooting and a barrel ghost train. The farm shop includes a deli and cafe with an enclosed children's play area.
Ethiebeaton Farm on the edge of Broughty Ferry, Angus, launched its first pick-your-own pumpkin patch in 2025, run by the McDonald Agri farming business. The farm sits close to Dundee and is promoted via local press roundups of Angus and Tayside pumpkin-picking spots. As the patch is newly established, 2026 opening details had not been published at time of research.
A Kent planted maze and farm funyard with a barrel train, water-play arena, young-child play area, seasonal food and October pumpkins.
Bincombe Bumps Pumpkins is a seasonal attraction in Weymouth, Dorset featuring pick your own pumpkins, scarecrow trail, and free entry.
Devon Pumpkin Picking's Bickington site, near Newton Abbot, is a 6-acre pick-your-own pumpkin field with about 20 varieties and free entry (no booking required). It runs a daily 'Golden Pumpkin' competition and on-site food catering, and opens on selected dates in October 2026 (18th, then 25th-31st). Dogs are not permitted in the patch.
A maize maze on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire border near Ashbourne, with a main maze, mini maze, quiz challenge and play zone. Adds sunflower picking in summer and torchlit/illuminated Halloween mazes in late October.
A 20-acre pumpkin farm near Durham growing over 100,000 pumpkins in 17 varieties, with wheelbarrows provided including child-sized ones. Offers twilight and torchlight evening picking events, plus seasonal sunflowers and Christmas trees.
A working farm near Lanchester, County Durham, offering tractor and jeep safari rides, animal bottle-feeding, an adventure play barn and a cafe. Third-party sources reference a Halloween season; confirm current pumpkin/maze offering directly with the farm.
A four-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch in Cheshire growing more than 25 varieties. Offers candlelit Friday evening sessions, half-term activities, and SEN-friendly quieter access sessions. Dog-friendly on leads, with wheelchair/pushchair accessible parking.
Millets Farm Centre near Abingdon runs a large summer maize maze with a fort theme and woodland activity areas, alongside ride-on tractors, go-karts, crazy golf and a farm shop/restaurant. The 2026 maze is open daily from 18 July to 2 September, with separate evening Torchlight Nights events. Free parking and disabled facilities are on site.
A council-run family farm at Coulby Newham on the edge of Middlesbrough, with a Discovery Barn for animal encounters, play areas and a large annual pumpkin patch (175,000+ pumpkins) each October, including pumpkin carving and a spooky trail.
Skylark, near March in Cambridgeshire, combines a large maize maze (over 3km of pathways) with a funyard featuring a zip wire, pig racing, go-karts, jumping pillows and two swimming pools, plus a garden centre. The 2026 season runs daily from 18 July to 1 September. Free parking and farm animals are on site.
The Secret Farm in Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire, grows more than 20,000 pumpkins across 25 varieties for its pick-your-own patch, and also runs a haunted corn maze and hayrides as part of its autumn programme. Only 2025 event details were confirmed at the time of research; 2026 dates were not yet published.