Where to go pumpkin picking in and around Greater Manchester for Halloween 2023
30.09.2023 - 09:59
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Everyone loves a good pumpkin for Halloween and it's even more exciting if you can pick your own.
Pumpkin festivals and events are running at various sites in and around Greater Manchester where kiddies can pick their own to take home - and enjoy a host of other activities too.
Some of them are already up and running and there are plenty of events planned across October half term. Here's where you can take the family for some fun.
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Pumpkin picking is already up and running at Kenyon Hall Farm, in Warrington, and is open daily from now until October 31.
There are loads of cute photo opportunities to take advantage of, including the giant 'pumpkins' sign installed on the patch last year, and this year's new Pumpkin House, in the style of American patches.
Tickets are £2.95 per person for adults and children - infants under 18 months go free - and can be booked online. The entry ticket does not include a pumpkin. These are available to buy and are priced according to size.
There's a new Halloween drinks menu for visitors to enjoy, featuring the likes of pumpkin spiced lattes and toffee apple lattes.
Kenyon Hall Farm, Winwick Lane, Croft, Warrington, WA3 7ED
The Dunham Pumpkin Patch is back open this year and there are more varieties than ever.
Run by the Hewitt family, they have been growing pumpkins for more than 30 years and this is the fourth year of families - including well behaved dogs - being welcomed on site to enjoy the 'ultimate pumpkin picking experience'.
There are more than 30,000 ready for the picking including traditional orange pumpkins, polar bear