Halloween wouldn’t be Halloween without pumpkins. If you fancy getting one for your home, there are a number of the best pick-your-own places across Yorkshire in 2026. Why not get the children involved in choosing their own straight from a pumpkin patch near you? Many places are also hosting other events alongside the picking, so you can make it a fun day out for the family. Even better, we have included maps to help you find each pumpkin patch.

Best Places to go Pumpkin Picking in Yorkshire, 2026
Piglets Adventure Farm, York | Pumpkin Patch
Towthorpe Grange, Towthorpe Moor Lane, York, YO32 9ST
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There’s stacks of Halloween Festival fun at Piglet’s Adventure Farm every weekend in October and everyday during half term. The festival includes magic shows, Mysterious Maize Maze Challenge, pumpkin carving and a tractor ride to pick a free pumpkin for every full paying child. Plus there are other activities on offer.
See the website for more details and to book tickets: https://pigletsadventurefarm.com/event/pumpkin-festival/
Yorkshire Pumpkins, Pumpkin Picking 2026
Lodge Farm, Cundall, York, YO61 2RN
This October, head to the pumpkin-picking farm between Thirsk and Boroughbridge, where over 70 varieties- orange, white, pink, blue, knobbly, stripey, even leopard print. The perfect pumpkin for everyone, from palm-sized to wheelbarrow-fillers. Now in its third generation, the farm is run by Rob and David, on hand in the fields to help visitors pick the right pumpkin for carving, decorating or eating.
Beyond the picking, there’s pumpkin bowling, noughts and crosses, toy tractors, and a bale mountain to climb for the best view over the patch, plus a pumpkin wash for a scrub-down before heading home. Photo spots include the farm’s famous pumpkin door, a vintage tractor and a bale sofa. Stable Pizza Co returns with their wood-fired pizzas, and the pumpkin café serves teas, coffees, hot chocolates, homemade cakes, bat buns and pumpkin soup.
Dates: 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th, 18th and 22nd–31st October
Tickets: From £2 per person, booking required, free for babes in arms
See website for more details: https://www.yorkshirepumpkins.com

The Balloon Tree Farm Shop and Cafe, York – Local Pumpkin Patch
A166, Gate Helmsley, York, YO41 1NB
The pumpkin patch will reopen at the end of September, with thousands of pumpkins in every shape, size and colour ready for picking. Perfect for carving, decorating, or simply a great autumn family day out.
Opening dates will be confirmed closer to the season, so it’s worth keeping an eye on the page and following along on social media for the latest updates. There’s no need to book; just turn up during opening hours. Entry to the Pick Your Own patch is £2.50 per person, helping the farm keep the experience running for everyone who visits.
For more information visit: https://www.theballoontree.co.uk
Farmer Copleys, Pontefract | Picking Pumpkins in Yorkshire
Pontefract Road, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF7 5AF
This autumn, Farmer Copleys’ Pumpkin Festival returns bigger and better than ever, with over 300,000 homegrown pumpkins spread across the fields in more than 40 unique varieties, a striking patchwork of orange, white, green and even striped pumpkins that makes for one of Yorkshire’s ultimate pumpkin patches, and a picture-perfect backdrop for autumn family days out.
There’s plenty to enjoy beyond the picking too, with tractor rides through the fields, live shows and entertainment, archery, vintage fairground rides, Witches’ Storytime, and appearances from Velcro the Scarecrow and other family characters. Daily fancy dress competitions and a dog parade add to the fun, while street food and festival bars keep everyone fed and watered throughout the day.
Children aged 3 and under go free and don’t need a ticket, and each ticket slot marks your arrival time only, once in, you’re welcome to stay as long as you like until closing.
Where: Ravensknowle Farm, Pontefract Road, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF7 5AF
When: 26th September – 1st November 2026
For more information: https://farmercopleys.co.uk/pumpkin-festival/

Horsforth Pick Your Own – Pumpkin Patch
Horsforth Farm, End Lane, Horsforth, LS18 5ES
Horsforth PYO’s pumpkin patch is back this Halloween, with over 85,000 pumpkins planted across a wide range of varieties. Whether you’re after mini, small or jumbo, and whatever the colour, from classic orange to white, pink, blue and yellow, there’s plenty of choice. The fun starts with a tractor and trailer ride included in the ticket price, taking visitors down to the picking fields to grab a wheelbarrow and begin the hunt for the perfect pumpkin.
There are Halloween photo opportunities dotted around the farm too, and talented face painters on hand (for an additional cost) to transform visitors into their Halloween favourites. A pop-up café will also be serving refreshments throughout.
Horsforth Pick Your Own pumpkins open on 26th September 2026: https://www.facebook.com/horsforthpickyourown
Scalby Grange Pick Your Own, East Riding
Scalby Pick Your Own Scalby Lane, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU15 2UJ
They will open for Pick Your Own Pumpkins from the 1st October. They will once again be having their popular Twilight Zone Picking experience, and these will be on Thursday and Friday evenings; more details to follow. See the Facebook page for more details: https://www.facebook.com/Scalbygrange/

The Pumpkin Patch Produce, Driffield | Picking Pumpkins in Yorkshire For 2026
The Pumpkin Patch Produce Homeland Farm, Catfoss Road, Bewholme, Driffield, YO25 8DX
With a huge display of hundreds of pumpkins and squashes of all varieties, whether for cooking or carving, you can choose your very own direct from the farm.
As well as the usual dawn until dusk opening hours at the farm from late September and throughout October, there will be several Pick Your Own Pumpkin events allowing visitors to pick pumpkins directly from the field. Pick your own events are weather dependent.
Starting the end of September, keep an eye on the Facebook page for more details: https://www.facebook.com/thepumpkinpatchproduce/
Spilmans Cafe, Pick Your Own Pumpkins & Farm Shop, Thirsk
Church Farm, Sessay, Thirsk, YO7 3NB
The Spilmans Pumpkin Festival opens on 26th September, and this year’s event ticket comes packed with extras. Alongside the brand-new “Wizfords Academy: The Great Fortune Flop” show and a Halloween fancy dress disco with Skelebones, every visitor receives a £5 credit voucher on arrival to spend on pumpkins, plus 50p off any Spilmans activity, such as Bale Mountain, the giant slide, and the pumpkin carving room. There are plenty of photo opportunities throughout, along with entertaining walkabout characters to bump into along the way.
Dates: 26 September, and 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 23–30 October
Kids go free — limited tickets available for 26 September and 3rd–4th October
For more information and to book tickets see: https://www.spilmans.co.uk/pyo-pumpkins/
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Stockeld Park, Pumpkin Patch For 2026
Wetherby Road, Wetherby, LS22 4AN
Getting to the patch is part of the fun, with a tractor-trailer running roughly every 15 minutes from its stop near the Enchanted Forest, or a signposted 5–7 minute walk for those who fancy it on foot. Once there, there’s plenty to enjoy beyond the picking itself. Including photo opportunities with the pumpkin wagon, speedboat and Tardis, a visit from the resident live-action Scarecrow keeping watch over the patch, and a refreshments cabin serving hot and cold drinks.
New for 2026 is Pumpkin Nights, a seasonal evening event running on 17 and 24 October, 5.30–9pm. Guests arrive by tractor-trailer to roaming entertainment and live music, with food and drink served beneath the Dutch Barn, and games including Crockery Smash, Pumpkin Sling Shot and Wand Making (one round of each included, extra rounds £2). Tickets are £15pp, with half-price entry for day ticket holders.
Open weekends in October, plus daily during October half term.
For more information: stockeldpark.co.uk
Yolk Farm, Boroughbridge, Pumpkin Patch 2026
Minskip Road, Boroughbridge, York, YO51 9HY
Be among the first through the gates as Yolk Farm’s Pumpkin Patch launches for the season, glowing under fairy lights and lanterns for a magical family evening. Expect first pick of the season’s pumpkins, pumpkin carving, live music from 6 pm, children’s entertainment and crafts, Play Barn access, and no shortage of photo opportunities. Homemade sourdough pizzas and seasonal hot drinks, mulled wine, cider, hot chocolate are on hand to keep things cosy.
For more information on the 2026 pumpkin picking ere

Eastfield Farm, Doncaster, Pumpkin Patch
Doncaster Road Tickhill, Doncaster
A well-reviewed spot for pumpkin picking alongside strawberry and other fruit picking throughout the season, with plenty of repeat visitors each year. Dates to be announced yet.
For more information: Visit Eastfield Farm website
Humble Bee Farm, Scarborough, Pumpkin Festival 2026
Humble Bee Farm, Flixton, Scarborough, YO11 3UJ
Humble Bee Farm’s Pumpkin Festival is back and bigger than ever, with pumpkins provided on-site so visitors can pick, then carve, right there at the farm, no messy guts to deal with at home. This year’s patch is the largest yet, and beyond the picking there’s the farmyard gang to meet in the barn, including alpacas, micro pigs and Tilly the Shetland pony, plus a whimsical witch rumoured to be stirring up a few magical surprises.
Tickets: £6 adults, £12 children, required for all guests
Dates: 17th, 18th, 24th–29th and 31st October
Staying overnight? Festival entry is included with a stay, making it an easy way to combine fresh air, farmyard fun and pumpkin picking into a full weekend.
For more information: Humble Bee Farm website

Farmer Ed’s Pumpkin Patch at Piglets Adventure Farm, York
Towthorpe Grange, Towthorpe Moor Lane, York, YO32 9ST
From the creators of Piglets Adventure Farm comes Farmer Ed’s Pumpkin Patch. Pumpkins have always been part of the Piglets story, but this autumn they finally get their own event, and it’s the biggest and best pumpkin experience yet.
Suited equally to families, cosy dates and teens, there’s plenty to explore: photo opportunities across three separate patches, toasted marshmallows, coffee, snacks and street food in the Pumpkin Village, and 100,000 home-grown pumpkins, squashes and gourds ready for picking. Add in pay-as-you-go Pitch & Putt Pumpkin Crazy Golf, a carving tent, a pumpkin supermarket and retail shop, and dogs welcome throughout the patch, and it’s shaping up to be a proper autumn day out.
Entry: £4.95pp (includes a £2 pumpkin voucher). Small pumpkins from £2, larger available at extra cost.
Open daily during October half term, and on October weekends.
For more information: See Farmer Ed’s Facebook Page


I’ve never gone pumpkin picking but I definitely want to so thanks for the great list. We went strawberry picking this year but it was just out of season so not a great crop. But we had great fun picking the mange tout / sugarsnap