AS autumn arrives and Halloween draws closer, pumpkin patches across Worcestershire are getting ready to welcome visitors looking for the perfect pumpkin.
From traditional pick-your-own fields to family attractions with rides, animals and seasonal activities, there are plenty of places to enjoy an autumn day out.
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Here are five pumpkin patches worth visiting in Worcestershire in 2026.
1. Bennetts Willow Barn, Worcester
Located on the edge of Worcester, Bennetts Willow Barn offers visitors the chance to pick pumpkins directly from the field where they were grown.
The family-run farm’s pumpkin patch features a variety of pumpkins, seasonal photo opportunities and children’s activities.
Visitors can also carve their pumpkins on site and feed the leftovers to the farm’s pigs so nothing goes to waste.
Kim and Iona Wilkes picked the biggest pumpkin they could find at Top Barn 2025. (Image: Daniel Kelly)
2. Top Barn Farm Shop and Farm Park, Holt Heath
For one final time, Top Barn’s will be bringing back its popular pumpkin patch with thousands of home-grown pumpkins and gourds available to pick.
The attraction also offers pony rides, fairground rides, play areas and animal encounters, making it a popular choice for families.
Entry to the pumpkin patch is free, with visitors paying only for the pumpkins they choose.
The attraction will be formally closing after 25 years in Worcester, so make sure you pay them a visit before they close for good.
3. Churchfields Farm, Salwarpe
Churchfields Farm near Droitwich is known for its annual Pumpkin Festival, which combines pumpkin picking with a host of Halloween-themed activities.
The working farm typically features pumpkin displays, family entertainment, food and drink, and plenty of opportunities to capture autumn photographs.
4. Clive’s Fruit Farm, Cropthorne
A favourite destination near Pershore, Clive’s Fruit Farm offers traditional pick-your-own experiences throughout the year, including pumpkins in autumn.
Visitors can also make use of the farm shop, café and children’s play area while choosing their pumpkins straight from the field.
5. Attwell Farm Park, Redditch
Just over the Worcestershire border, Attwell Farm Park combines pumpkin picking with a packed programme of Halloween events.
Families can expect interactive characters, themed trails, animal encounters and pumpkin carving activities, alongside the chance to pick their own pumpkins.
Planning an autumn day out?
Whether you’re after a giant pumpkin for carving, a family-friendly day out or the perfect backdrop for autumn photographs, Worcestershire’s pumpkin patches offer something for everyone throughout October.
Some of the places mentioned also offer evening PYO pumpkin events with food stalls and live entertainment.
Many attractions recommend booking in advance, particularly during half-term, as the most popular dates can sell out quickly.
