Pumpkin picking Suffolk – There are plenty of pick you own pumpkins, farms and pumpkin patches in the Suffolk area. If I am missing any pumpkin picking locations in Suffolk in my roundup then please do let me know. Or if you are a business that offers pumpkin picking in Suffolk 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.
Akenhall Hall Farm
About: Lots to see and do as well as finding your perfect pumpkin. Donkey rides, archery and Halloween-themed bouncy castle. Halloween shop and farm machinery on display. Coffee, Pizza (selected dates) and sweet treats are available.
Cost: Free entry and no need to book. Just pay for what you pick
When: Normally open at weekends in October and over half term. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updates.
Where: Akenham Hall, Henley Rd, Ipswich IP6 0HL
Farmer Johns Maize Maze Pumpkin Patch
About: A pumpkin farm offering over 20 varieties of pumpkins, a mini pumpkin maze, mega corn maze, straw bales pyramid, giant inflatable tractor and mini ride-on tractors. Plenty of photo opportunities and refreshments, as well as a picnic area. Keep up to date on their Facebook Page.
Cost: No booking required, costs £5 for a child and £7 for an adult which includes the maize maze and all the activities. Cash or card accepted. Under 2s are free.
When: Open every weekend in October and over half term.
Where: Old London Road, Capel St Mary, Ipswich IP9 2JU
Frog’s Farm Pumpkin Patch
About: Frogs Farm grows a wide selection of pumpkins with over 20 edible varieties available for picking. There are lots of photo opportunities and each year they have a different theme.
There is a huge hay bales mountain, tractor ride-ons and games for all ages. They also have twilight sessions on selected evenings with live music and food trucks.
Cost: £2.50 entry with under 3s being free. Twilight sessions cost £7.50 for adults, under 16s are £5 and under 3s free. Pumpkins are priced between £1 and £12 depending on size.
When: Weekends in October and then throughout half term.
Where: Just off the A140, in Thwaite, Suffolk IP23 7ED
Pumpkin Barn
About: Lots of different varieties of pumpkins, plenty of photo opportunities, games, onsite pumpkin carving, Bale Mountain and face painting. Refreshments and hot food are available. The large Dutch Barn provides undercover activities. More information – Pumpkin Barn.
Cost: No booking required. Entry costs are £2.50 per child, and £5.00 per adult with under 2 years free. Cost includes one free small pumpkin for every child, access to the pumpkin patch, spooky trail and huts, barn games and crafts. There is no time limit! Additional pumpkins are priced based on variety and size. They are a cashless site.
When: Normally open weekends from the middle of October and throughout half term.
Where: Cranley Road, Redlingfield, Eye, IP23 7NZ
Rougham Estate
About: 20 different varieties of pumpkins and squash, as well as space to picnic, deckchairs, sandpits, ice cream, face painting, pedal tractors and small pumpkin games for the family. Lots of fabulous photo opportunities and a wide range of different food trucks including a bar.
Pumpkins by torchlight on selected nights with twinkly lights, fire pits, S’mores for toasting, live music, a silent disco and tasty food.
Cost: Free admission and parking for both daytime and torchlight pumpkin picking. Pumpkins and gourds are priced according to size 50p to £10. You do need to book headphones for the silent discos at £5 for an adult and free for children in advance. In 2024 these sold out.
When: Normally open weekends from the middle of October and throughout half term. With silent discos on selected evenings only. More details on Rougham Estate.
Where: The Rougham Estate, Ipswich Road, Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP30 9LZ
Ruffins Farm Pumpkin Patch
About: Ruffins Farm is a 3rd generation-family farm which has a PYO pumpkin field, a maize maze, farm animals including sheep & donkeys, food stalls and children’s games.
Cost: Free entry, no need to book, pay for what you pick. Pumpkin prices are dependent on size. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page and social media channels for updates.
When: Normally open weekends from the middle of October and then throughout half term.
Where: Ruffins Farm, Whepstead, IP29 4UD
Saim Hall Spooky Pumpkins
About: A long established pick your own pumpkins patch, Saim Hall Spooky Pumpkins has been going since 2018. They offer different varieties of edible pumpkins.
Cost: No need to book in advance, there is no admission fee and free parking. Pumpkin prices start from just £1.
When: Normally open weekends from the middle of October and then throughout half term.
Where: Located on the Suffolk Essex border – Siam Hall, Boxford, Suffolk, CO10 5LA
Southwold Maize Maze
About: As part of the Scaretacular event, there is a pumpkin patch. There are so many types to choose from: every shape, size and colour of pumpkin, squash and gourd, orange, white, pale grey, pink, yellow, Polar Bear, Turks Turbin, Crown Prince, Casperati and Red October.
Pumpkin carving is available on-site. Face painting. More information on the Southwold Maize Maze website. Please note that in 2024, the maze was harvested before the Halloween event and the pumpkin patch.
Cost: There is no charge to enter the pumpkin patch, but you do need to pay for Scaretacular if you want to access the other activities. Tickets are cheaper online and cost £7 for an adult, and children cost £9.50. Pumpkins, you pay for what you pick.
When: The pumpkin patch tends to open in the middle of October, and their main Halloween event runs over the half term.
Where: Old Hall Farm, Halesworth Road, Reydon, Southwold, IP18 6SG
The Pumpkin Patch – East Bergholt
About: They plant over 10,000 seeds a year giving pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, lots of photo opportunities, and a fleet of wheelbarrows including ones for little kids. Straw bale mountain, slides, and tractors to climb among other activities. Hot drinks and snacks are available on-site. More details The Pumpkin Patch.
Cost: No need to book, free entry and pay for what you pick. Pumpkins start from £1 up to £10 depending on size. Both cash and card are accepted.
When: 2025 dates TBC. Visit early in the season to guarantee
Where: Hadleigh Road, East Bergholt, Colchester CO7 6QU
Undley Pumpkin Patch
About: Set within farmland, Undley Farm offers a perfect day out with fun for the whole family. Attractions include a themed Halloween maize maze, huge inflatables, face painting, a straw bail pyramid, seasonal crafts, an array of refreshments and plenty of pumpkins to be picked fresh from the vine. 25 different varieties on offer as well as 36 different varieties of ornamental gourds. Selection of different hot food available.
Cost: There is no charge to enter the pumpkin patch, although you do need tickets, which you can book online. But some of the attractions have an additional charge, such as the inflatables at £3 and the maze, which costs £6 for an adult and £4 for a child with a family ticket costing £17.
Gourds are priced at 50p for small ones and £1.00 for the larger varieties. Pumpkins are priced between £1.00 and £7.00 depending on size
When: Open the first weekend in October through to the end of the month.
Where: Undley Rd, Beck Row, Lakenheath, Bury Saint Edmunds IP28 8BX
Woodbridge Pumpkin Patch
About: Ride on tractors, face painting, mud kitchen, sandpit, pumpkin house and pumpkin wash station. Refreshments of hot and cold drinks, toasties and homemade cakes are served onsite and plenty of free parking. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updates.
Cost: No need to book entrance is £1.50 per person, under 16s are free. Pay on arrival cash and card take.
When: Normally open weekends in October and then throughout half term up to Halloween.
Where: Sandy Lane, Woodbridge, IP12 4DW
Wrentham Pumpkins
About: A traditional pick your own farm open for pumpkin season and the festive cheer of Christmas trees only. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for updates.
Cost: Entry and parking are free, there is no need to book just pay for what you pick.
When: Normally open weekends from the middle of October and half term up to Halloween or when the pumpkins run out.
Where: Field Farm, Wrentham, NR34 7NB
Please note that Windolphs Farm Pumpkin Fest is not continuing in 2025.
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