The best places to go pumpkin picking in Surrey in 2025

Looking for the best places to go pumpkin picking in Surrey in 2025?  You’re in the right place.  As summer ends and autumn arrives, it’s time to embrace conkers, crunchy leaves and, of course, Halloween fun.  One of the best ways to celebrate the season is by visiting a local pumpkin patch in Surrey.

To help you plan the perfect day out, we’ve rounded up the top pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Surrey. Whether you’re after the perfect carving pumpkin for Halloween or a few smaller ones for autumn decorations, these farms have plenty to choose from. Don’t worry about going too early either – pumpkins kept in a cool, dry place can last for months.

A trip to a Surrey pumpkin patch makes for a fantastic family day out during October half-term.  Many of the local farms also host extra Halloween activities in Surrey, from spooky mazes to themed trails, so there’s plenty to keep kids entertained.  And if you’re looking for more seasonal inspiration, don’t miss our full guides to the best Halloween events in Surrey 2025, plus all the amazing autumn events in Surrey for both kids and adults.

And if you’re already planning ahead, keep an eye on our updated guides to the best Christmas events in Surrey for 2025 and the most magical Christmas light trails coming this winter.

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When it comes to pumpkin picking in Surrey, Garsons Farm in Esher is an absolute must-visit.  Located across 155 acres, this expansive pick-your-own farm offers a seasonal treasure trove of fruit, vegetables, flowers, and, of course, pumpkins.

Pumpkin parade tickets and pricing:

Tickets & Pricing

Every visitor aged 2+ needs a Pumpkin Parade Ticket to access the farm.  The prices are as follows:

• Ticket Prices (2025):

• £6 per person, aged 2+ years.
• Group rate—£5 per person (for groups of 4 or more in a single booking).
• Infants (0–24 months) enter for free.
• Tickets must be purchased online in advance, and are non-refundable.

Click here for more details of pumpkin picking at Garsons of Esher.

Another of the top places in Surrey for pumpkin picking and Halloween activities is Priory Farm in Redhill.

The first option is Park and Pick Pumpkins.  As the name suggests, simply park your car in the designated car park and go choose your favourite pumpkin.  They have over 10,000 pumpkins, so it might take some time!  Once you’ve chosen your pumpkin, kids can enjoy some interactive play features such as the Hay Bale Maze.  The Park and Pick experience costs £6.50 pp (online) (over 1 year old).

Alternatively, you could enhance the experience with a Tractor and Trailer ride to get to the pumpkin patch.  Keep your eyes peeled for some spooky bats on the way.  This option costs £8.50 pp. (online)

The pumpkin picking experiences take place every weekend in October and during October half-term.  If you are looking for Halloween activities in Surrey, Priory Farm has its own Discovery Land Halloween Trail.  The trail costs £12.50 per person (online).

Click here for more details of pumpkin picking at Priory Farm.

Another of the best pumpkin patches in Surrey is Secretts Farm in Milford, near Godalming.

Pumpkin Week at Secretts runs from 9am-4pm on various dates between 19^th and 30^th October 2024 . Admission is £5 for all visitors over 2 years.  Buy your tickets in advance online and you will be given a timed session.

Other pumpkin activities at Secretts include a Halloween fancy dress competition, biscuit decorating, a scavenger hunt and glitter tattoos.

If you are feeling peckish, a full pumpkin menu is available from 12pm.  Hot drinks and snacks are also available in the morning.

Click here for more details of Pumpkin Week at Secretts.

The Malice in Lavenderland adventure, which runs until Friday 31st October, begins in the Pumpkin Patch, where visitors can wander through the lavender rows to find their perfect pumpkin from thousands to take home for some Halloween crafting.  Guests then fall down a rabbit hole as White Rabbit guides them through a whimsical character-filled world of eerie enchantment, including haunted mirrors, cobwebbed tea parties, fiendish flowers, creepy wishing well, Mad Hatter’s Garden, Twin Peaks, Queen of Hearts’ Domain, and ghost train – which sees Mayfield’s beloved Looby Loo tractor train get a Halloween makeover.

Click here for more details of  Malice in Lavenderland.

Another great spot for pumpkin picking in Surrey is at Crockford Bridge Farm in Addlestone.  Pumpkin-picking at Crockford Bridge takes place from 4^th – 19^th October 2025.

Admission times are from 10am to 5pm and you must book online in advance.  Tickets are £6.00 per person, plus a £1.50 booking fee.  Pumpkins are not included in the ticket price.

During October half-term, Crockford Bridge Farm also hosts its annual Pumpkin Festival.  You’ll find a choice of pumpkin related activities for children, including pumpkin carving and decorating, vintage fairground games and a pumpkin word hunt.  There is also festival entertainment in the Land of Oz.

Click here for more details on pumpkin picking at Crockford Bridge Farm.

Where’s your favourite place to go pumpkin picking in Surrey?  We’d love to hear your comments below.

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