PYO Pumpkins Pick Your Own Pumpkin Patch Opening Dates
PYO Pumpkins at Beluncle Farm, Hoo, Rochester · 23 October to 31 October 2026
Pick your own pumpkins, squash and corn from the home grown pumpkin field at Beluncle Farm in Hoo, near Rochester, across several late October opening days from 23 to 31 October 2026. The farm opens at 10am, booking is essential, and the site has a pumpkin store with carving and decoration kits and a refreshment stall. It suits families and anyone wanting an autumn outing, though dogs are not allowed.
Highlights
- Open 23 to 31 October 2026, from 10am, booking essential
- Tickets from £10, with pumpkins and squash paid separately by item
- Pumpkin store for carving and decoration kits, plus a refreshment stall
Getting there
PYO Pumpkins at Beluncle Farm, ME3 9LU
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