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Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, an official royal residence in Co. Down managed by Historic Royal Palaces, runs a seasonal Halloween programme across its 100-acre gardens each October, including a garden maze trail, storytelling walks and artist-led pumpkin carving workshops. Admission to the workshops (£5) is on top of general garden admission. The event is part of general admission rather than a separate ticketed farm-style attraction.
Let's Go Hydro, a water-sports and adventure park in Carryduff, Co. Down, runs an annual 'Pumpkin Patch & Spookfest' event each October featuring pumpkin picking, carving and barrel rides alongside its regular wakeboarding and water park attractions. The 2025 event ran October 17-31.
A family-run pumpkin farm in East Yorkshire offering pick-your-own pumpkins directly from the field, plus a pumpkin shop, farm displays and on-site pumpkin carving. Also runs pick-your-own sunflower and strawberry sessions.
A six-acre scarecrow-themed maize maze with a Halloween twist near Lincoln, alongside a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, sunflower picking and a spooky woodland walk. Farm animals include cows, sheep and pygmy goats; a coffee barn serves hot drinks and baking.
Dewflock Farm near Dorchester, Dorset, is a working farm (with an adjoining campsite) that runs a seasonal pumpkin patch, small maize maze, bouncy castle and animal meet-and-greet including alpacas on selected October dates. Only 2025 pricing was confirmed at the time of research; 2026 dates were not yet published.
Montalto Estate near Ballynahinch, Co. Down runs a themed Halloween trail called 'Trail of Tiny Terrors' each October, ending at the estate's pumpkin patch where each ticket includes a pumpkin to pick. The event includes an assault course, face painting, crafts and games, with dedicated ASD/inclusion timeslots on select mornings. Estate members receive a 25% ticket discount.
A pumpkin patch and maize maze at Elms Farm in Costock, near Loughborough, with around 12,000 pumpkins across 20 varieties. Visitors can ride a mini train, get lost in the spooky maize maze and pick sunflowers and wildflowers.
Roe Park Resort (also known as Roe Valley Resort), a hotel and golf resort in Limavady, Co. Londonderry, runs an autumn pumpkin patch with carving and a dining experience, plus a scarecrow-making competition judged over the Halloween weekend. It is a resort-based rather than farm-based attraction.
Hobbledown Heath, a family farm attraction in Hounslow, West London, runs a pumpkin patch event from 25 September to 1 November 2026 with pumpkin picking, seasonal games, marshmallow toasting and themed photo points. It is part of the wider Hobbledown farm park chain.
A multi-generation family farm shop near Newark, Nottinghamshire, that grows its own pumpkins for a seasonal pick-your-own patch (branded 'P..P..Pick up a pumpkin'), alongside a farm shop, kitchen and gift range at Brickfield Barn.
Pumpkin Patch on Castle Island is a Halloween family event organized by Enniskillen BID Ltd in Co. Fermanagh, reached by a short boat trip from Enniskillen to Castle Island on Lough Erne. It combines storytelling, traditional games, pumpkin-themed crafts and photo opportunities, with varying levels of spooky intensity for different comfort levels.
On the Wasing Estate near Aldermaston, Berkshire, a decorated woodland trail leads to a naturally-managed pumpkin patch (grown without weedkillers or pesticides) with a fairytale pumpkin-carriage photo spot and seasonal food stall. Specific 2026 opening dates and prices were not published at the time of research.
Almond Valley Heritage Centre is a 23-acre rare-breed farm and museum in Livingston with a sheltered, all-weather pumpkin patch set among straw bales beneath a barn. Standard admission includes pumpkin picking alongside the centre's animals, historic mill, working railway station and play areas. Seasonal crafts, games and a scarecrow quiz trail typically run alongside the patch.
A County Down pumpkin experience with picking, assisted carving, life-size dinosaurs, animals, play areas and illuminated evening sessions.
Balgone Estate near North Berwick runs a large pick-your-own pumpkin patch from 10 to 31 October 2026, priced at £18 per car. Visitors can also walk a 2.5km haunted trail around Balgone Lakes with scenic photo spots throughout the grounds. The estate grows its pumpkins on site from May onward.
A Worcestershire Fun Farm whose 2026 summer admission includes its long-running maize maze alongside play equipment, animal paddocks and a fairy trail.
The UK's largest pumpkin festival, growing over 300,000 pumpkins in 40-plus varieties near Pontefract. Features tractor rides through the fields, live music, archery, vintage fairground rides, photo sets and twilight picking sessions with marshmallow toasting.
Foxes Farm Produce, a working farm near Colchester, Essex, grows its own pumpkins across open fields for an annual pick-your-own patch now in its 11th season, offering multiple pumpkin sizes and varieties from standard to ornamental 'Baby Boo' types. The 2026 season is confirmed for late September through the end of October, though exact opening dates were not published at the time of research.
Gorcombe Farm, near Blandford Forum, Dorset, runs a seasonal pumpkin patch with crafts, carving, barrel train rides and games, typically open Tuesday-Sunday through October. Its main public presence is a Facebook page rather than a dedicated website, and 2026 dates had not been confirmed at the time of research.
A family-run farm shop and cafe near Stratford-upon-Avon, on the edge of the Cotswolds, offering a pick-your-own pumpkin patch in autumn alongside its farm shop and cafe.
A themed North Yorkshire summer maize maze and quiz trail at a working dairy farm with a cafe and homemade ice cream parlour.
Farrington's Farm (Home Farm) in Farrington Gurney, Somerset, has run a pick-your-own Pumpkin Festival for over a decade alongside its farm shop, cafe and soft play, moving to a new field for 2025 with fresh views. Only 2025 dates were published at the time of research (selected weekends and the last week of October); 2026 dates were not yet confirmed.