Halloween Trail & Autumn Colours
Mount Ephraim Gardens, Faversham · 30 October to 1 November 2026
Image: Mount EphraimMount Ephraim Gardens in Faversham is opening out of season from Friday 30 October to Sunday 1 November 2026, between 11am and 3pm. Visitors can follow a Halloween Trail to find giant hand-painted toadstools and pumpkins, and enjoy the autumn colours. The Tea Room is open for hot drinks and sweet treats, and tickets must be booked online in advance. It suits families and anyone wanting a seasonal outing.
Highlights
- Halloween Trail hunting for giant hand-painted toadstools and pumpkins
- Autumn colours across the gardens during an out-of-season opening
- Tea Room open for hot drinks and sweet treats
Getting there
Mount Ephraim Gardens, ME13 9TX
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