Looking for the best places to go pumpkin picking in Surrey in 2026? You’re in the right place. As summer fades and autumn arrives, it’s time for 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, here are the top pick-your-own pumpkin farms in Surrey for 2026. Whether you’re after a giant carving pumpkin or a few smaller ones for autumn décor, these farms have plenty to choose from. And 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 farms also run extra Halloween activities in Surrey, from spooky mazes to themed trails, so there’s plenty to keep kids entertained. If you’re looking for more seasonal inspiration, don’t miss our guides to the best Halloween events in Surrey 2026, plus all the amazing autumn events in Surrey happening across the county.
And if you’re already planning ahead, keep an eye on our updated guides to the best Christmas events in Surrey for 2026 and the most magical Christmas light trails coming this winter.
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Top tips for pumpkin picking
- Wear your wellies or some walking shoes
- Bring something to carry your pumpkin in – either a wheelbarrow or big bag
- Never carry a pumpkin by the stem
- The price for pumpkins is usually by weight or size
- The pumpkins will most likely be more expensive than the supermarket, as they are a superior grade
- Choose a pumpkin that is firm and sounds hollow
- The pumpkins grow in an uneven field, which may be difficult for buggies and wheelchairs
- If you are going to carve your pumpkin, think about the design before you go
- Dogs are not usually allowed to go pumpkin picking
Garsons Farm, Esher
Winterdown Road, Esher, Surrey, KT10 8LS
Garsons Farm in Esher is one of Surrey’s most popular pumpkin-picking spots. Spread across 155 acres, it offers a huge range of seasonal produces, as well as plenty of pumpkins.
Every visitor aged 2+ needs a Pumpkin Parade Ticket to access the farm. The prices are as follows:
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Ticket Prices:
- From £6.50 to £8 per person, aged 2+ years.
- Tickets must be purchased online in advance, and are non-refundable.
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Priory Farm, Redhill
Sandy Lane, South Nutfield, Redhill RH1 4EJ
Another great venue for pumpkin picking in Surrey is at Priory Farm in Redhill, which offers two pumpkin-picking experiences.
Book your ticket to pick your own pumpkin in the Pumpkin Field. 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 £6.00 pp (online) (over 1 year old).
Or you could book the Pumpkin Field Tractor Adventure, which includes an exciting Tractor and Trailer ride to get to the pumpkin patch. Keep your eyes peeled for some spooky bats on the way. This option costs £9.00 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 £10 to £12 per person (online).
Secretts of Milford, near Godalming
Hurst Farm, Chapel Lane, Milford, Surrey GU8 5HU
If you live near Godalming, Secretts Farm in Milford is the ideal place to go pumpkin picking.
Pumpkin Week at Secretts runs from 9am-4pm on various dates between 17th and 30th October 2026 . Admission is £8.50 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, magician and glitter tattoos.
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Mayfield Lavender Garden, Epsom
Mayfield's Secret Lavender Garden, 139 Reigate Road, Epsom, KT17 3DW
Malice Returns, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice runs from 10th to 31st October at Mayfield Lavender. Step into a fully immersive Halloween adventure and become part of the story to help Malice break the spell. You can expect spectacular scenery, live characters, interactive games, magical challenges and of course, lots of pumpkins. Admission starts from £8.03 (4+)
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Crockford Bridge Farm, Addlestone, near Weybridge
New Haw Road, Addlestone, nr. Weybridge, Surrey KT15 2BU
Another great spot for pumpkin picking in Surrey is at Crockford Bridge Farm in Addlestone. Pumpkin-picking at Crockford Bridge takes place from 4th October 2026.
Admission times are from 10am to 5pm and you must book online in advance. Tickets are £6.50 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.
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A map of the pumpkin farms in Surrey
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