Where to Pick Your Own Pumpkin Near Stoke-on-Trent: Best Patches in Staffordshire 2025
LOOKING FOR THE BEST PYO PUMPKIN PATCHES NEAR STOKE? WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED!
With the arrival of Autumn comes colder weather and shorter days, but it also brings with it the cosy atmosphere of fall – as leaves turn vibrant shades of red, yellow, and orange, it’s the perfect time to visit a pumpkin patch.
Being a Stoke resident, I’ve been fortunate to enjoy some memorable experiences at local farms around Staffordshire. Given Stoke is surrounded by vast countryside, it’s no surprise that there’s so many PYO pumpkin patches to choose from.
Luckily, I’ve curated this list of the 10 best pumpkin picking locations in Staffordshire, based on my experiences with my toddler as well as rave reviews from others.
Overview: Top 3 Pumpkin Patches Near Stoke:
Short on time? Based on my own experiences and others’ reviews, here are the Best 3 PYO Pumpkin Patches around Staffordshire:
1: Pumpkins & Alpacas @ Tunstall Park Farm
Rainbow of pumpkin varieties on offer plus a unique experience combining pumpkin-picking along with petting and walking with alpacas. Grab your tickets before they run out HERE:
2: Wetley Moor Halloween Pumpkin Adventure, Stoke
Highest rated on Google AND TripAdvisor (5/5 each), this patch offers alpaca treks alongside pumpkin picking. Grab your tickets before they run out HERE:
3: Lower Drayton Farm, Stafford
Best pumpkin patch for toddlers, with a massive indoor soft play area and pumpkin carving area. Book your limited tickets HERE:
1. Pumpkins and Alpacas @ Tunstall Farm Park
Google Maps Rating: 5/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Pumpkins and Alpacas website
Combine your pumpkin picking with a truly unique animal encounter at this charming farm park that combines the autumn tradition of pumpkin picking with the novelty of alpaca encounters.
We love this place because it combines animal petting and walking with PYO-pumpkins making for a longer day out, perfect for animal lovers and those looking for something a bit different from the usual.
Plus – they have a perfect 5/5 score on Google! Their alpaca wool products also make for wonderful, unique souvenirs.
Highlights:
✅ Alpaca “meet and greets” where you can feed and pet these gentle creatures
✅ A rainbow of pumpkin varieties, including some rare heirloom types
✅ Educational talks about alpaca care and pumpkin growing
→ Heads Up: Book an alpaca walk in advance for a truly memorable experience.
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Tunstall Farm Park, Woodseaves ST20 0NH
Opening times: Mon-Tue: 10am-4pm (closed Wed-Sun)
Admission: from £9.50. Book your tickets in advance before they run out HERE:
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2. Halloween Pumpkin Adventure at Wetley Moor Alpacas, Stoke
Google Maps Rating: 5/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 5/5
Wetley Moor Alpacas website
This award-winning day out combines pumpkin picking with a wonderful alpaca adventure, making it a perfect and unique family day out.
Based at Wetley Moor Alpacas, they let you pick your perfect pumpkin from a patch of over 2000, with one pumpkin included per ticket.
You can also meet, feed, and take family photos with the lovable alpacas on site, and meet the farm’s donkeys, rabbits, and guinea pigs. The adventure includes alpaca and pumpkin-themed crafts, a farmyard scavenger hunt, and food and drinks on site.
Another reason why Wetley Moor Farm is our fave on the list – it has the best rating in this post – a perfect 5/5 stars on both Google and TripAdvisor!
Highlights:
✅ A Pumpkin Included: Each ticket comes with a pumpkin to take home.
✅ Meet the Alpacas & Donkeys: Get up close for photos and feeding sessions with the animals.
✅ Crafts & Scavenger Hunt: Enjoy pumpkin painting, carving, and other themed activities.
→ Insider Tip: Be sure to wear wellies and waterproofs as the pumpkin patch is in a field and can get muddy. Some time slots sell out fast, so book online in advance to guarantee your spot.
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Wetley Moor Alpacas, Eaves Ln, Werrington, Stoke-on-Trent ST2 8LY
Opening times: 10am-3pm daily
Admission: £16 per adult. Book online in advance before spaces fill up HERE
3. Lower Drayton Farm, Stafford
Google Maps Rating: 4.4/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Lower Drayton Farm website
With over 80,000 pumpkin seeds planted, you’re bound to find the perfect pumpkin at Lower Drayton Farm.
The farm goes all out for the pumpkin season, transforming into a veritable autumn wonderland with plenty of activities on offer. It’s ideal for those who love festive atmospheres and families looking for a full day out.
Another reason to visit for families: Lower Drayton Farm boasts a sprawling indoor soft play area and toddler zone, an outdoor sand play area, and small animal handling for a truly hands-on and educational experience.
Offering a lot more than just pumpkin picking, Lower Drayton lets you carve your chosen pumpkin in their barn (and leave the mess behind – ideal for parents!).
→ Useful Advice: Join one of their pumpkin carving workshops to learn pro tips and tricks.
Highlights:
✅ Their pumpkin carving tent is equipped with all the tools you need to create a masterpiece
✅ The farm’s famous pumpkin soup is a must-try autumn warmer
✅ A dedicated photo booth area with seasonal props for memorable snapshots
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Lower Drayton Lane, Stafford ST19 5RE
Opening times: 10am-5pm daily (until 7pm Fridays)
Admisison: from £26. Book in advance online to secure your spot HERE
4. Wood Hall Farm, Wolverhampton
Google Maps Rating: 4.9/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Wood Hall Farm Facebook page
First on the list and ranking an impressive 4.9 score on Google Maps, Wood Hall Farm, offers a fantastic experience for the whole family and at reasonable prices.
A family-run farm known for its traditional farming atmosphere, you can bring a wheelbarrow to pick your own pumpkins across a vast field dotted with scarecrows and there’s even an exciting woodland trail.
Highlights:
- A lovingly maintained collection of vintage tractors, each with its own story
- The “pick your own” vegetable garden offers a chance to harvest more than just pumpkins
- Their farm shop is a treasure trove of homemade preserves and pies
→ Useful Tip: Bring a picnic to enjoy the beautiful countryside views from their designated picnic area.
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Wood Hall Farm, Wolverhampton WV8 1QR
Opening times: 10am-4pm weekends (closed weekdays)
✨ Looking for a unique Farm experience with the kids?
Frankly Farms near Telford isn’t your typical animal petting farm – more than that, at this award-winning working farm you can bottle-feed the world’s smallest cows, and even go on a countryside trek with alpacas miniature sheep!
Plus indoor play areas and a cafe, kids and adults can also learn all about dairy farming and sustainable farming practices – bonus!
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5. Proctors Pumpkin Patch, Leek
Google Maps Rating: 5/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Proctors Nursery website
Next on the list, Proctors Pumpkin Patch (also known as Endon Farm Pumpkins) comes out on top with a perfect 5 out of 5 score on Google.
We especially loved this farm for its friendly vibes, and out little one had a whale of a time here too. Aside from the pumpkin patch, there is also a maize maze to wind you way around for a little extra fun.
Another thing we loved was there huge variety of pumpkins available for sale – from the extremely wonky and odd-shaped, an array of hues, and even some that were called ‘Batwings’ due to the black patterns on them.
Proctors Pumpkin Patch also proudly boasts having the biggest pumpkin in Staffordshire, so another reason to visit.
Highlights:
- Free entry – only pay for the pumpkins you buy
- Home to Staffordshire’s largest pumpkin (it’s massive!)
- Large maize maze on site for a fun walk around
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Proctors Production Site, Roaches View, Leek Rd, Endon, Leek ST9 9AR
Opening times: 9am-5:30pm, Friday-Sunday
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6. Beech House Farm Pumpkins, Wolverhampton
Google Maps Rating: 5/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Beech House Farm Pumpkins website
On to Beech House Farm Pumpkins, this one also scores a perfect 5 out of 5 on Google.
Beech House Farm is loved for its family-friendly atmosphere and wide variety of activities aside from pumpkin picking, such as fruit picking and animal petting, making it one of the best family-friendly things to do in Wolverhampton.
For me, the best thing about this place was the drink vans with delicious artisan hot chocolate, and I really recommend the pulled-pork baps from the food stands.
Highlights:
- Tractor-pulled hayrides through the pumpkin fields
- Petting zoo with farm animals
- Pumpkin cannon demonstrations on weekends
→ Useful Advice: Participate in their “Guess the Weight” contest with their giant pumpkin – winners often receive farm-fresh prizes!
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Beech House Farm, Seisdon, Wolverhampton WV5 7EP
Opening times: 10am-5pm daily
Driving around Staffordshire?
The best way to get around this region is by car, for flexibility, speed and comfort. If you don’t have your own, we recommend renting a car. Our go to site is DiscoverCars – we’ve used them at home and abroad for years, and we like their transparency, great reviews, and easy-to-use site.
Related: Best Family-Friendly Things to Do in Stoke During Summer
7. Bednall Pick Your Own Pumpkins, Stafford
Google Maps Rating: 4.4/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Bednall PYO Pumpkins Facebook page
A no-frills, authentic pumpkin picking experience awaits at Bednall PYO Pumpkins. This year the farm is celebrating its 20th anniversary so you can expect it to be an exciting and memorable occasion.
Bednall offers an uncluttered, authentic pumpkin picking experience focusing on quality and variety at reasonable prices.
Highlights:
- An impressive array of pumpkin varieties, from tiny decorative gourds to massive carving pumpkins
- Knowledgeable staff who can advise on the best pumpkins for different uses
- A peaceful, scenic setting perfect for autumn photography
→ Useful Advice: Ask the staff about the best pumpkin varieties for different uses – they’re a wealth of information!
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Cock Ln, Stafford ST17 0SA
Opening times: TBA
Staying in the area? For a unique and memorable experience, consider staying in a cosy log cabin with a hot tub overlooking the stunning Leek and Peak District countryside.
Further reading: 22 Kid-Friendly Things to Do in Brum in Summertime
8. Canalside Farm, Staffordshire
Google Maps Rating: 4.5/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 4.0/5
Canalside Farm website
Offering unique varieties like “Mashed Potato” and “Polar Bear,” this farm offers a fusion of pumpkin picking with a maize maze and silent disco.
Canalside’s PYO Pumpkin experience starts on the 4th October until 29th October. The farm also offers spooky night time experiences and lots of fun and games, including a UV maze. Entry is from £4 per person and under 2s go free.
Highlights:
- A challenging maize maze that changes design each year
- The canal-side café offers seasonal specials with ingredients fresh from the farm
- Rare and unusual pumpkin varieties you won’t find elsewhere
→ Insider Tip: Take a short walk along the canal towpath for some stunning views and potential wildlife sightings.
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Mill Ln, Great Haywood, Stafford ST18 0RQ
Opening times: 9am-5pm daily
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Driving around Staffordshire?
The best way to get around this region is by car, for flexibility, speed and comfort, and its quite a rural area. If you don’t have your own, we recommend renting a car. Our go to site is DiscoverCars – we’ve used them at home and abroad for years, and we like their transparency, great reviews, and easy-to-use site.
Read more: Best Time to Visit the West Midlands (Insider Guide)
9. Essington Farm, Wolverhampton
Google Maps Rating: 4.3/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 3.8/5
Essington Farm website
This 50-acre farm comes with an impressive variety of pumpkins, including unusual hues like pink, yellow, white, and grey.
It’s worth noting that Essington Farm stands out with its commitment to diversity. This spot is perfect for Instagram enthusiasts and those looking for unique decorative pumpkins.
Highlights:
- Rare pumpkin varieties including blue, pink, and even striped options
- A farm shop stocked with an impressive range of local produce and artisanal goods
- Their on-site restaurant serves up delicious meals featuring farm-fresh ingredients
→ Insider Tip: Ask about their “ugly” pumpkins – these uniquely shaped gourds often make for the most interesting decorations!
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Bognop Rd, Essington, Wolverhampton WV11 2AZ
Opening times: 9am-5pm daily
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10. Woore Fruit Farm, Crewe
Google Maps Rating: 4.7/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5
Woore Fruit Farm Facebook page
While primarily known for its various fruit patches, Woore PYO Fruit Farm puts on a delightful pumpkin picking experience in autumn.
Here you can get a diverse picking experience, combining pumpkins with late-season fruit picking. It’s great for culinary enthusiasts and those who want to stock up on autumn produce.
Highlights:
- The opportunity to pick apples and pears alongside your pumpkins
- Breathtaking views of the orchards, especially beautiful in autumn colours
- Their fresh-pressed apple cider is a seasonal favourite
→ Word of Advice: Bring coolers if you plan on purchasing perishables from their farm shop – their homemade jams and chutneys are irresistible!
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Newcastle Rd, Woore, Crewe CW3 9RE
Opening times: Tue-Sun: 9:30am-5pm (closed Mondays)
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11. Brookfields Farm, Newcastle-under-Lyme
Google Maps Rating: 4.6/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: –
Brookfields Farm Facebook page
A family-friendly farm offering a range of activities alongside pumpkin picking. Brookfields Farm creates a festive autumn atmosphere with a variety of activities beyond pumpkin picking such as animal petting and a giant corn maze.
A small family-run farm, what makes this place special is that it doesn’t draw big crowds like some of the other places on this list, which makes adds to a more enjoyable experience.
Highlights:
- A petting farm where children can interact with friendly farm animals
- A corn maze that offers a fun challenge for all ages
- Tractor rides that tour the picturesque farmland
→ Insider Advice: Their twilight corn maze sessions (on select dates) offer a thrilling, slightly spooky experience.
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Newcastle ST5 5EG
Opening times: Tue-Sat: 9am-6pm, Sunday: 10am-4pm, Monday: 10am-5pm
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12. Lichfield Maize Maze, Lichfield
Google Maps Rating: 4.8/5 | TripAdvisor Rating: 5/5
Lichfield Maize Maze website
One of the top outdoor mazes in the Midlands, Lichfield Maize Maze boasts an impressive 5 out of 5 stars on TripAdvisor with 4.8 stars on Google Maps, making it the second-highest rated entry on this list.
Combine the fun of pumpkin picking with a challenging maze adventure at this popular attraction. It’s great for puzzle enthusiasts and those looking for a unique autumn adventure.
Visit in the late afternoon to experience both daytime and dusk in the maze – it’s like two experiences in one!
Highlights:
- A complex maize maze that changes design annually, offering a new challenge each year
- Special night maze experiences that add an element of excitement (and slight spookiness!)
- A variety of pumpkin sizes and carving competitions
→ Heads Up: Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle – navigating the maze can be quite the workout!
Location (Google Maps)
Address: Watling St, Lichfield WS14 0AW
Opening times: 9am-5pm daily
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Pumpkin Picking: More Tips and Useful Advice
★ Weekday visits often mean smaller crowds and a more relaxed experience. Don’t forget to check each farm’s website for up-to-date opening times and any special events!
★ Bring your own wagon or wheelbarrow if you plan on picking many pumpkins – it’ll make carrying easier!
★ Bring sturdy shoes as the fields can get muddy after rain.
★ Bring a camera – there are plenty of photo opportunities throughout the farm.
★ Always check the weather forecast before your visit and dress accordingly. Layers are your friend in the unpredictable autumn weather!
Where can I pick my own pumpkins near Stoke-on-Trent?
The nearest farms to Stoke-on-Trent for picking your own pumpkins are Brookfields Farm, Newcastle (16 mins away from Stoke), and Woore Fruit Farm, Crewe (26 mins away from Stoke).
