We've teamed up with three professional photographers to capture your family making memories in the pumpkin patch!
To arrange a mini-shoot:
To arrange a mini-shoot:
- Book your mini-shoot directly with your chosen photographer using the links below.
- A mini-shoot booking guarantees you entry to the Pumpkin Festival on the same date — even if general admission tickets are sold out.
- You’ll still need to purchase Pumpkin Festival admission separately at £3.95 per person.
- Once your shoot is booked, your photographer will send you a special link so you can book your Festival tickets with us.
Michael Ivan Photography
Sat 26th Sept • Sun 27th Sept • Tue 27th Oct
£40 | 5–10 mins | All edited digital images included
Minimum 5 images, typically 20+ images.
Sat 26th Sept • Sun 27th Sept • Tue 27th Oct
£40 | 5–10 mins | All edited digital images included
Minimum 5 images, typically 20+ images.
Photography by Michelle Jane
Sun 25th Oct • Mon 26th Oct
£50 | 15 mins | 5 digital download images of your choice included
Sun 25th Oct • Mon 26th Oct
£50 | 15 mins | 5 digital download images of your choice included
Zoe Rhiane Photography
Fri 2nd Oct • Fri 9th Oct • Thu 15th Oct • Fri 16th Oct • Fri 23rd Oct
£40 | 15 mins | 5 digital download images of your choice included
Fri 2nd Oct • Fri 9th Oct • Thu 15th Oct • Fri 16th Oct • Fri 23rd Oct
£40 | 15 mins | 5 digital download images of your choice included
Please note: the contents, price and terms & conditions of the photo shoots are set by the photographer and are separate to the Pumpkin Festival ticket booking you make separately with Kenyon Hall Farm.
For all the details about our Pumpkin Festival, please read below...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...
Does the Pumpkin Picking ticket include a pumpkin?
No. Your ticket includes entry to the pumpkin patch and photo opportunities. Any pumpkins you choose are priced according to size and variety, ranging from £2 for the smallest to £10+ for the largest.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are welcome in our grass car park, café conservatory, outdoor seating area and plant centre. Unfortunately, they are not permitted in the pumpkin patch itself.
What should I wear?
We open in all weathers, so please dress accordingly. We recommend wellies even on dry days — there are plenty of muddy puddles to splash in!
Do you take cards?
Yes, we take card payments (including Apple Pay) as well as cash.
Is it accessible to prams & wheelchairs?
Our farm shop, café and indoor pumpkin displays are wheelchair and pram accessible, and we have disabled parking and a toilet. Outdoor patches may be accessible with sturdy prams/wheelchairs in dry weather, but this depends on conditions underfoot.
How long can I stay?
There’s no time limit on how long you spend in the patch or at the farm. The pumpkin patch closes at 4:45pm, the café at 4:30pm, and the site at 5pm daily.
Do I need a ticket to buy a ready-picked pumpkin?
No. Ready-picked pumpkins are available in our indoor display and farm shop without a ticket. Tickets are only required if you wish to enter the patch and pick your own.
I'm a carer, do I need a ticket?
Carers visiting in a professional capacity do not need to book a ticket for themselves — only for the person they care for. After booking, please reply to your confirmation email to let us know, and bring ID on the day.
What else is there to do at the farm?
We have a farm shop, café and plant centre open every day. For children, we have an outdoor play area with swings, slides and assorted farm-themed equipment to climb on. There is no need to book or pay an entry fee for any of these parts of the farm.
When is the best time to come?
Early in the season, the patch looks its best and is less muddy — perfect for photos. Later in the season, pumpkins are more likely to last until Halloween, but the patch will be muddier. It depends on your priorities.
How long will my pumpkin last?
Most un-carved pumpkins should last 3-4 weeks, and some can last several months. But as with any living vegetable, sooner or later they will go off and we can't guarantee they'll keep specifically until Halloween. We cannot offer refunds for pumpkins that deteriorate naturally after leaving the farm.
How many pumpkins are there?
We grow over 20,000 pumpkins and squashes. During October, our ‘pumpkin fairies’ top up the public patches to ensure there’s always a great selection.
No. Your ticket includes entry to the pumpkin patch and photo opportunities. Any pumpkins you choose are priced according to size and variety, ranging from £2 for the smallest to £10+ for the largest.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are welcome in our grass car park, café conservatory, outdoor seating area and plant centre. Unfortunately, they are not permitted in the pumpkin patch itself.
What should I wear?
We open in all weathers, so please dress accordingly. We recommend wellies even on dry days — there are plenty of muddy puddles to splash in!
Do you take cards?
Yes, we take card payments (including Apple Pay) as well as cash.
Is it accessible to prams & wheelchairs?
Our farm shop, café and indoor pumpkin displays are wheelchair and pram accessible, and we have disabled parking and a toilet. Outdoor patches may be accessible with sturdy prams/wheelchairs in dry weather, but this depends on conditions underfoot.
How long can I stay?
There’s no time limit on how long you spend in the patch or at the farm. The pumpkin patch closes at 4:45pm, the café at 4:30pm, and the site at 5pm daily.
Do I need a ticket to buy a ready-picked pumpkin?
No. Ready-picked pumpkins are available in our indoor display and farm shop without a ticket. Tickets are only required if you wish to enter the patch and pick your own.
I'm a carer, do I need a ticket?
Carers visiting in a professional capacity do not need to book a ticket for themselves — only for the person they care for. After booking, please reply to your confirmation email to let us know, and bring ID on the day.
What else is there to do at the farm?
We have a farm shop, café and plant centre open every day. For children, we have an outdoor play area with swings, slides and assorted farm-themed equipment to climb on. There is no need to book or pay an entry fee for any of these parts of the farm.
When is the best time to come?
Early in the season, the patch looks its best and is less muddy — perfect for photos. Later in the season, pumpkins are more likely to last until Halloween, but the patch will be muddier. It depends on your priorities.
How long will my pumpkin last?
Most un-carved pumpkins should last 3-4 weeks, and some can last several months. But as with any living vegetable, sooner or later they will go off and we can't guarantee they'll keep specifically until Halloween. We cannot offer refunds for pumpkins that deteriorate naturally after leaving the farm.
How many pumpkins are there?
We grow over 20,000 pumpkins and squashes. During October, our ‘pumpkin fairies’ top up the public patches to ensure there’s always a great selection.
Ticket Terms & conditions
- Bookings are non-refundable. Please refer to our cancellation policy for more details: Click here.
- You may change the date or time of your booking up to 24 hours before your booked arrival time, subject to ticket availability. Any changes must be made using the link in your booking confirmation email - they cannot be made by our team by telephone or email. Changes cannot be made within 24 hours of your booked arrival time. Please note: most dates sell out well in advance, so alternative dates or times may not be available once the Festival is underway.
- Advanced bookings are essential for pumpkin picking.
- Tickets are required for all adults and children, except for infants under 18 months.
- All visitors to the pumpkin patch must check-in before entering the field. Tickets are valid for the date and arrival time booked.
- The entry ticket does not include a pumpkin. Pumpkins are available to buy on the day, priced from £2+ depending on size and variety.
- Dogs are not permitted in the pumpkin patch, except assistance dogs.
- Children must be closely supervised at all times by an adult. We expect all visitors to demonstrate respect for our working farm, our staff and other visitors.
- Pumpkin picking goes ahead in all weathers. It's a wet and muddy time of year, so please dress accordingly. Wellies are essential!
- The Pumpkin Festival takes place on a working farm. Ground may be wet, muddy, uneven and slippery, and visitors should take appropriate care.
- Pumpkins are living vegetables and we cannot guarantee how long they will last after picking. We cannot offer refunds for pumpkins that deteriorate naturally after leaving the farm.
- Professional photography or filming for commercial purposes is not permitted at the Pumpkin Festival without our express written permission.
- In the unlikely event that we need to cancel a pumpkin-picking session (for example, due to a health and safety concern), we will notify you and provide a full refund.
- We reserve the right to refuse entry to or remove anyone unwilling to adhere to these Terms and Conditions.