From working farms and pick-your-own fields to pumpkin trails and seasonal treats, here are some of our favourite places to embrace the season.
Whether you're searching for the perfect pumpkin to carve, planning family days out during half term or simply looking for that picture-perfect autumn moment, you'll find plenty of pumpkin patches across the county this October.
Churchfields PYO Pumpkin Patch, Droitwich Spa
Open: 3 to 4 October, 10 to 11 October, 17 to 18 October and 23 to 31 October 2026.
A much-loved autumn tradition in Worcestershire, Churchfields Farm returns with thousands of pumpkins ready to be picked throughout October.
Wander through the patch, find your perfect pumpkin and enjoy a host of seasonal activities. There are autumn photo opportunities, marshmallow toasting, hot chocolate and plenty of warming treats to enjoy. Visitors can also experience special Pumpkin Nights, offering a magical after-dark atmosphere amongst the pumpkins.
Why visit?
- Thousands of pumpkins to choose from
- Autumn photo opportunities
- Marshmallow toasting
- Seasonal refreshments
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Special Pumpkin Nights events
Bennetts Willow Barn Pumpkin Patch, Worcester
Open: 4 to 29 October 2026
Pumpkin Patch After Dark: 23 and 30 October 2026
Set on a fifth-generation family farm just outside Worcester, Bennetts Willow Barn offers a genuine field-to-fork pumpkin experience, with pumpkins grown onsite from seed.
Visitors can pick pumpkins straight from the field, carve them onsite and even feed the leftovers to the farm's resident pigs. Seasonal displays, family activities and the ever-popular Pumpkin Patch After Dark evenings make this a brilliant choice for an autumn day out.
Why visit?
- Home-grown pumpkins
- Pumpkin carving opportunities
- Seasonal displays and photo opportunities
- Farm café serving breakfast and lunch
- Family-friendly activities
- Pumpkin Patch After Dark events
Top Barn Farm Pumpkin Patch
Open from: 3 October 2026
This year marks the final pumpkin patch season at Top Barn Farm, making it a particularly special opportunity to visit one of Worcestershire's best-loved autumn attractions.
For many local families, a trip to Top Barn has become an annual tradition. As the attraction prepares to close, this year's pumpkin patch offers the chance to create lasting memories while supporting a much-loved local business.
With free entry and thousands of home-grown pumpkins to choose from, visitors can enjoy everything that has made Top Barn such a popular Worcestershire destination over the years.
Why visit?
- Final pumpkin patch season
- Free entry
- Home-grown pumpkins
- Farm shop and café
- Family-friendly attractions nearby
- Fantastic autumn photo opportunities
Clive's Fruit Farm, Upton upon Severn
Pumpkin picking available from: 24 October 2026
Known for its excellent pick-your-own experiences throughout the year, Clive's Fruit Farm is another fantastic destination for pumpkin picking.
Head into the fields to select your own pumpkin or choose from the ready-picked selection available in the farm shop. With a café, play area and plenty of space to explore, it's an ideal countryside day out during October half term.
Why visit?
- Traditional pick-your-own experience
- Farm shop stocked with local produce
- Family-friendly café
- Children's play area
- Scenic rural location
Stanley's Farm Shop, North Worcestershire
Opening dates for 2026 are yet to be confirmed.
Situated in the north of the county, Stanley's Farm Shop is a popular choice for pumpkin picking, with pumpkins in all shapes and sizes ideal for carving, decorating and autumn displays.
From miniature pumpkins perfect for seasonal decorations to larger varieties ideal for Halloween carving, there is plenty of choice for visitors of all ages.
Why visit?
- Wide variety of pumpkins
- Farm shop produce
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Great for seasonal decorating
- Ideal location for north Worcestershire visitors
Severn Valley Cottage Pumpkin Patch
Opening weekends throughout October.
If you're looking for a relaxed countryside experience, Severn Valley Cottage offers pumpkin picking alongside a seasonal trail and plenty of autumn photo opportunities.
Dogs are welcome, making it a great choice for visitors wanting to bring the whole family along for an autumn adventure.
Why visit?
- Pumpkin trail
- Pick-your-own pumpkins
- Dog-friendly attraction
- Countryside setting
- Family photo opportunities
