Pumpkin picking Norfolk – there is lots of choice of PYO pumpkin farms and pumpkin patches in the Norfolk area perfect for a family day out. If I am missing any pumpkin picking experiences in Norfolk in my roundup then please do let me know. Or if you are a business that offers pumpkin picking and want to be included in this guide, please reach out via the Contact Us Page. Listings are free.
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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.
- Alby Pumpkin Patch
- Algys Farm Shop
- A G Meale & Sons
- Banham Pumpkin Patch and Maize Maze
- Church Farm Pumpkins
- Delamores Pumpkin Patch
- Ha Ha Farm Pumpkin Patch
- Hill Farm Shop
- Hirsty’s Hoot
- Little Barn Norfolk
- Mrs Gs Pumpkin Patch
- Pensthorpe
- Pettitts Animal Adventure Park
- Rookery Meadows
- The Pulham Patch
- The Pumpkin Festival in Metton
- The Pumpkin House
- The Tacons
- White House Farm
- Wroxham Barns Pumpkin Festival
Alby Pumpkin Patch
About: All pumpkins are grown onsite, photo opportunities, picnic benches and hot food, snacks and drinks onsite. Updates are available on their Facebook Page.
Cost: No booking required, free entry, free parking, and only pay for what you pick
When: Generally open over weekends in October and over half term until the pumpkins run out.
Where: Alby Crafts & Gardens, Cromer Road, Erpingham, NR11 7QE
Algys Farm Shop
About: Fancy dress is actively encouraged at this pick-your-own pumpkin patch. Hunt for spooky characters in the pumpkin field. Hot drinks, old drinks and snacks are available daily, at weekends and over half-term, hot food such as pizzas, hot dogs, and bacon rolls will also be available. More details on Algys Farm Shop.
Cost: No need to pre-book, no entry cost just pay for what you pick.
When: Generally open from the 1st October, 7 days a week until the 31st October or the pumpkins run out.
Where: Just off the A1067, Bintree, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 5PW
A G Meale & Sons
About: Find the perfect pumpkin at this traditional PYO. Spooky photo ops, pumpkin carving stations, pumpkin trail, and pre-picked pumpkins are also available if you do not want to pick your own. Cafe on site. More information on their social media or A G Meale & Sons.
Cost: No need to book, just turn up and pay for what you pick.
When: Dates for 2025 TBC. Normally pumpkins are ready to pick from late September.
Where: Wayford Nurseries, Stalham, Norwich, NR12 9LJ
Banham Pumpkin Patch and Maize Maze
About: A traditional pumpkin patch with several varieties of pumpkin, not much information shared online
Cost: No need to book, no entrance fee, pumpkins from £2 each.
When: Normally runs from the middle of October until the end of the school holidays. Check Facebook Page for updates.
Where: Kenninghall Road, Banham, Norwich NR16 2HE
Church Farm Pumpkins
About: New to pumpkin picking in 2023, this family-run patch has plenty of different varieties to choose from. Face painting at the weekends, photo opportunities and food and drink trucks onsite. Small hay bale maze, golden pumpkins to find and festive buys. Updates are shared on their Facebook Page.
Cost: Free entry, free parking, no need to book and only pay for what you pick
When: Normally open weekends in October and over the school holidays.
Where: Ringstead Road, Heacham, King’s Lynn PE31 7JA
Delamores Pumpkin Patch
About: They did not grow pumpkins in 2024, keep an eye on Delamores for news on the 2025 season.
Where: Delamores, Moat Road, Terrington Steet, Clement, Norfolk, PE34 4PN
Ha Ha Farm Pumpkin Patch
About: More than 25,000 pumpkins across 30 different varieties. For the little ones, spooky stories, face painting, undercover carving and seasonal crafts, ghostly woodland scavenger hunt, witches’ potions and creepy cookie decorating.
There will be lots of refreshments on site from various local companies and food trucks, including coffee, cakes and spooky hot chocolate. Updates on Ha Ha Farm Pumpkin Patch.
Cost: Free entry, no need to book, pay for what you pick. Cash and card accepted.
When: Normally open mid-October through to Halloween.
Where: Hemblington Road, Blofield, Norwich NR13 4AH
Hill Farm Shop
About: Traditional pick-your-own fruit and vegetables also offer a PYO patch with a good variety of pumpkins.
Cost: No booking, no entrance free, pay for what you pick. Cash and card payment accepted.
When: PYO is open daily but check the Facebook Page for details of patch opening dates and times.
Where: Jefferies Bros, Norwich NR12 7BA
Hirsty’s Hoot
About: Pick your own pumpkin from the pumpkin patch with many pumpkin varieties, navigate the maze and enjoy the play area. There are also tractor rides and other farm activities to enjoy. More details Hirsty’s Family Fun Park. Cafe on-site and picnic area.
Cost: You do need to buy entrance to the fun park, adults cost £12, children aged 3 and over £15, 1-2 years £8 and under 1s free.
When: Normally open mid October on selected dates including over half term
Where: Hirstys Family Fun Park, Yarmouth Road, Hemsby, NR29 4NL
Little Barn Norfolk
About: Opening for the first time in 2024 they offered pumpkins of all shapes and sizes and a maize maze. Because it is so new, there is a lack of information about this pumpkin patch in Norfolk.
Cost: Tickets were required for the maize maze which you could purchase from the Little Barn website. Pumpkins cost from 2 for £1 to £10
When: Dates for 2025 TBC see their website for more information.
Where: Little Barn, Church Lane, East Winch, King’s Lynn, PE32 1NH
Mrs Gs Pumpkin Patch
About: 2025 will be the third year for this family business that offers wonderful varieties of pumpkins. With something to do for the whole family, there are many kids’ activities, including crafts, scavenger hunts, mud kitchens, mini tractors and barrel train.
Plenty of refreshments on site, including hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes, sausage rolls, pizza and jacket potatoes. More information on Mrs G’s Pumpkin Patch.
Cost: No booking required, free parking, entrance costs £3.50 for everyone over the age of 16, £1 for over 2s. Both cash and card are accepted.
When: Open from mid of October until Halloween
Where: The Langley, Garboldisham, Norfolk, IP22 2SJ
Pensthorpe
About: Runs a half-term Halloween event with its own pumpkin patch. 2024 was its first-ever Pumpkin Festival so keep an eye on their social media pages for confirmation of 2025. Includes a Halloween trail and spooky arts and crafts.
There is also a cafe and all the facilities you would expect from a nature reserve. Including a huge indoor play area which you need to book a time slot for. See Pensthorpe for more details.
Cost: Each paying child receives a free pumpkin to pick and carve on-site. Tickets cost £16.95 for adults, £17.95 for over 3s and under 3s are free. Additional pumpkins can be purchased at £4 each including the carving station. Tickets can be booked online.
When: Their pumpkin patch is open over half term
Where: Pensthorpe Road, Fakenham NR21 0LN
Pettitts Animal Adventure Park
About: Pettitts Animal Adventure Park offers lots of fun activities and a petting zoo. It also has a pumpkin-picking patch, little wheelbarrows and a carving area with staff on hand to help.
Cost: Paying children receive a free pumpkin to pick and carve on-site. Offers half-price returns. Prices are not currently on their website.
When: Their pumpkin patch is open over half term
Where: Church Road, Reedham, Norfolk, NR13 3UA.
Rookery Meadows
About: Includes acres of pumpkins, a Halloween trail, photo opportunities and various stalls including a hot dog stand on selected dates.
Cost: Tickets cost £2.50 each and include a £2.50 pumpkin voucher, under 3s are free. Tickets are bookable on Rookery Meadows.
When: Normally open the last three weekends in October.
Where: Rookery Farm, Great Ellingham, Norfolk NR17 1LB
The Pulham Patch
About: Choose from eight different varieties of pumpkins, including white pumpkins. Katherine’s Kitchen is available every day for sandwiches, cakes, sausage rolls, hot and cold drinks. BBQ at the weekends. There are ride-on tractors, tractor tyre farm animals and a mountain made out of hay bales.
Cost: Adults £2, children £1 and under 3 are free for the pumpkin patch. Also gives you access to the play area. Pumpkins are priced on size and cost from 50p to £10. Tickets can be booked at The Pulham Patch or you can pay at the gate.
When: Dates for 2025 TBC. Maize Maze is open in the Summer and generally not at the same time as the pumpkin patch.
Where: Bungalow Farm, Wood Lane, Pulham Market, Diss, Norfolk, IP21 4XU.
The Pumpkin Festival in Metton
The Wizard Maze did not offer pumpkins in 2024. Please keep an eye on The Wizard Maze website for more details of what’s coming in 2025.
The Pumpkin House
About: The Pumpkin House is decorated with over 1,000 pumpkins and handmade out of wood. There are also lots of photo opportunities, games, face painting, vintage machinery, and a fancy dress competition. There is also a mini house usually decorated in our white pumpkins. A maize maze – full of spooky trails covering 6 acres. The Halloween haven stocked full of decorations, Halloween fancy dress costumes and Pumpkin House merchandise.
Refreshments include various food trucks and a pop-up cafe selling pumpkin cake and pumpkin soup. Undercover seating. More details – The Pumpkin House.
Cost: Free entry, no need to book and only pay for what you pick. The maize maze costs £5 per person, and children under 3 are free.
When: Selected weekends in October and throughout the October half term.
Where: Brookhill Farm, Fakenham Road, Thursford, NR21 0BD
The Tacons
About: Two patches linked to the farm shop, wheelbarrows available. Updates are provided via their Facebook Page.
Cost: No need to book, free entry, pay for what you pick in the farm shop.
When: Normally open weekends in October and throughout half term.
Where: The Grange, Rollesby, Great Yarmouth, NR29 5AJ
White House Farm
About: Pumpkins were limited in 2024 due to growing conditions. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for details for 2025. Cafe on-site.
Cost: Free entry, just pay for what you pick no booking required.
When: Dates for 2025 TBC
Where: Wroxham Road, Rackheath, Norwich, NR13 6LB
Wroxham Barns Pumpkin Festival
About: As well as photo opportunities there are crafts, face painting and a choice of refreshments and sweet treats.
Cost: Free to enter, pumpkins are priced by size and start at £2.
When: Selected dates in October and over half term see Wroxham Barns for more information.
Where: Tunstead Road, Hoveton, Norwich NR12 8QU
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