Pumpkin picking Hampshire, there are so many wonderful PYO farms in Hampshire and also several ‘themed’ Hampshire pumpkin patches, which are crammed full of activities for the children. Below are some of the best pumpkin patches in Hampshire. Please let me know in the comments if you know of any others. If you are a Hampshire, pick your own farm, and want to be included in this guide, please reach out via the Contact Us Page. Listings are free.
The information and prices provided are accurate as of the time of writing. It is advisable to visit each venue’s website prior to your visit to obtain the most current details.
Bourne Valley PYO
About: Traditional pick your own farm with lots of different varieties of pumpkin. Keep an eye on Bourne Valley PYO for updates on their crops. Cafe and farm shop also on-site.
Cost: No need to book, pay for what you pick.
When: Open throughout the October pumpkin picking season
Where: Strawberry Fields, Hampshire, Egbury Rd, St Mary Bourne, Andover, SP11 6DQ
Compton Down Farm Shop
About: This includes two PYO pumpkins, a tractor ride, pumpkin skittles alley and maize maze. No website but announcements and booking links are shared via their Facebook Page. New farm shop and cafe on site.
Cost: Offers an all-in-one ticket for £10 per pumpkin picker. Those not needing pumpkins are free.
When: Dates for 2025 TBC
Where: Bushfield Farm, Badger Farm Road, Winchester, SO23 9RZ
Droxford Pumpkin Patch
About: More than just a place to find your perfect pumpkin. There are spooktastic activities and events for little ones including wand-making, potion creation, the Bale Mountain and own Strawbale Cinema. Face painting is also available at an extra charge.
Free parking, cafe on site selling hot and cold drinks and snacks.
Cost: These are included in the entrance price of £6, with under 1s being free. You need to book a time slot in advance, which can be done via the Droxford Pumpkin Patch website.
You can also meet the resident Wizard Willowbrook and join his Broomstick Academy. There is an additional cost for this £10 and a time slot needs to be booked in advance.
When:Â Dates and times have been released for 2025 – 19th, 20th, 24th – 27th October &Â Â 30th – 3rd November. Open 9 am to 3 pm for booking.
Where: Lycroft Farm, Park Lane, Hampshire, SO32 2QQ
Durleighmarsh Farm
About: A PYO farm and shop, you can find details of when the pumpkins are ready for picking on their website.
Cost: No need to book and free entry only pay for what you pick
When: Should be opening mid October and over half term, it is best to keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updates
Where: Durleighmarsh Farm, Rogate Road, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU31 5AX
Fordingbridge Pumpkin Pastures
About: Fordingbridge Pumpkin Pastures offers many activities for kids. Including a wheelchair-accessible barrel train, giant games, a giant slingshot, and Nerf range.They also run a firework frenzy which does need booking.
Cost: Free entry, free parking and no need to book. Pumpkins from £1 and crafts from £3. Raising money for two local charities.
When: Normally opening in the middle of October
Where: Pumpkin Pastures, A338 Slip Road, Fordingbridge SP 6 1AN
Hollam Nurseries
About: A PYO producing their own pumpkins and strawberries. Traditional Jack O Lantern pumpkin types. Cash and cards are accepted and pumpkin prices sound very reasonable.
Cost: No need to book and you only pay for what you pick.
When: Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updated opening days and times.
Where: 348 Titchfield Road, Fareham, Hampshire, PO14 3EU
Picking Patch – Fordingbridge
About: Twenty different varieties of pumpkins to pick, grown on-site. There is even a Museum of Pumpkinology.
There are photo opportunities and a maize maze with a suitable spooky theme, £6 per person or £22 for a group of four.
Twilight sessions are also offered in the corn maze on selected evenings, with hot food and toasting marshmallows.
See the Picking Patch website for more details. Arts & crafts offered as part of their Halloween celebration.
Cost: No need to book and free entry, just pay for what you pick. Pumpkins start at £1.50.
When:Â Open weekends in October and over half term, opening on 4th October 2025. Also, run a pumpkin smash session on a selected date in November.Â
Where: Bickton Manor Farm, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, SP6 2HA
Rogate Pumpkin Patch
About: 2025 will be the 11th year for this pumpkin picking patch, which really is a pumpkin experience! There is so much to do here something for the whole family.
Many activities have been designed with immersive role play in mind including Merlin’s Wood, Dracula’s Estate, Bubble Witch, Pumpkin Princess, Pumpkin slingshot, Pumpkin Shy, Halloween Maze in Farmer Davey’s field and DIG IT.
Also a spooky shop, face painting, a small fairground and plenty of refreshments from street vendors.
Plenty of toilets, baby change and accessible toilets. Guide dogs only.
After Halloween, they also run a three-day pumpkin smash event. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for details it’s very popular and tickets tend to sell out.
Cost: Tickets cost £9 and under 2s are free. Purchase directly Rogate Pumpkin Patch.
When:Â Open throughout October between 9.30 am and 4 pm, you must book a timed slot in advance. Dates for 2025 have been released open from 17th October to 2nd of November.
Where: Located in the South Downs National Park. Halfway between Midhurst and Petersfield ½ mile east of Rogate Village, GU31 5EG
Rotherwick Pumpkin Patch
About: You need to book tickets in advance via Rotherwick Patch, sign up for early bird release. SEN sessions are also available. Dog friendly. Tend to sell out at weekends.
Cost: Prices are £5 per car with pumpkins from £1.
When: This PYO pumpkin normally opens weekends in October and all of half-term week. Dates for 2025 have not yet been released.
Where: Frog Lane, Hook, RG27 9BE
Steve Harris PYO
About: Traditional fruit farm selling strawberries, rhubarb, raspberries and pumpkins
Cost: No need to book and only pay for what you pick.
When: Normally pumpkins are pickable through October, updates are given via their Facebook Page.
Where: Steve Harris PYO Meon-Bye Farm, Triangle Lane, Titchfield, PO14 4HB
Sunnyfields Farm
About: There are lots of different varieties of pumpkin to choose from and plenty of photo opportunities and displays. Often open late so you can visit by twilight, you do need to book tickets for this pumpkin field.
Entrance is via a timed slot but you can stay as long as you want. Facilities include an accessible toilet, baby change, and kitchen serving hotdogs, burgers and drinks.
Cost: Tickets can be booked on the Sunnyfields Farm website and cost £5.50 per person. Under 2s are free. Pumpkins start at £1.50 up to £12 depending on size.
When:Â Normally open Fridays and weekends in October and then daily over the October half term up to the 31st of October. Booking now open dates from the 4th of October 2025.
Where: Sunnyfields Farm, Jacob’s Gutter Ln, Totton, Southampton, SO40 9FX
Sutton Farm Pumpkins
About: Previously a pick-your-own farm. In 2024 they sold their pre-picked pumpkins from an extremely cute farm shop in Burley.
Located close to Cobwebs and Crystals and a very short walk from the Coven of Witches. You can have a Halloween-themed afternoon of shopping.
Cost: Just pay for the pumpkins
When: Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updates on what is coming in 2025.
Where: Burley Garage Cottage, Burley, Hampshire BH24 4AB
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