Pumpkin patches near Bristol
These 5 verified pumpkin patches are within 25 miles of central Bristol, measured in a straight line, nearest first. Driving distances will be longer.
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, Somerset · 6 miles awayChecked 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, Somerset · 7 miles awayChecked 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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Bath Pumpkin Patch
Bath and North East Somerset, Somerset · 9 miles awayChecked 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…
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Lower House Farm & Farm Shop
Monmouthshire · 15 miles awayChecked on farm websiteA family-run mixed livestock farm and new farm shop in Monmouthshire that opens for events through the year. Its seasonal events include a pumpkin patch, along with…
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Palette and Pasture
Somerset · 20 miles awayChecked 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…
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.