Pumpkin patches in Somerset
We’ve checked 6 pumpkin patches in Somerset against their own websites, and list 2 more we haven’t verified yet. Of the verified farms, 5 publish booking information; 3 have published 2026 dates; 2 say dogs are welcome.
Most UK pumpkin patches open for a few weeks in October, in the run-up to Halloween.
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Avon Valley Pumpkin Patch
Bath and North East Somerset, SomersetChecked on farm website Pick your ownBristol-area family attraction with a home-grown pumpkin patch where visitors pick their own pumpkins on listed days in October, plus evening Pumpkin Patch Nights.…
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Noah's Ark Zoo Farm
North Somerset, SomersetChecked on farm websiteNo zoo ticket is needed for the patch. The farm shop is dog friendly, but dogs are not allowed in the zoo, and a café and toilets are nearby.
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Palette and Pasture
SomersetChecked on farm website Pick your ownA Somerset farm offering pick-your-own sunflowers on Fridays to Sundays without booking, and pumpkin picking on October weekends and 26 to 31 October, which must be…
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Pitt Farm Pumpkins
SomersetChecked on farm websiteA pumpkin-picking farm near Wellington, Somerset, with over 30 varieties of pumpkin, squash and gourd, plus a maize maze and bale mountain. Tickets are required,…
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Thurloxton Farm
SomersetChecked on farm website Pick your ownThis year pumpkins are picked from the field and priced by size at checkout, as the dry summer affected the crop.
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Bath Pumpkin Patch
Bath and North East Somerset, SomersetChecked on farm websiteA pumpkin patch in Bath advertising pumpkin picking, hayrides and pumpkin painting for families. The captured text is brief and gives no dates, prices or facilities…
2 more listings we haven’t verified yet
These businesses are listed in public business directories under this category, but we couldn’t confirm the details on their own website. Some may not offer this activity, or may only sell to trade. Check with the farm before visiting.
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Fairfield Pumpkins
SomersetNot yet verified -
Quantock Pumpkin Patch
SomersetNot yet verified
Farms are ordered by how much we could confirm on their own website, then alphabetically. Featured listings are labelled. How we rank farms.
Guides
- How pumpkin picking works: a first-timer’s guide
What to expect at a UK pumpkin patch, from booking and wheelbarrows to choosing a good pumpkin and getting it home.
- Carving pumpkins vs eating pumpkins
The difference between pumpkins grown for carving and those grown for cooking, and how to use both so less goes to waste.
- Pumpkin carving tips
Simple, safe pumpkin carving tips for families, plus how to make your carved pumpkin last until Halloween.
- What to do with your pumpkin after Halloween
Ways to cook, compost or recycle your pumpkin after Halloween instead of throwing it in the bin.