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Arnprior Farm Pumpkin Festival
Scotland's largest pumpkin patch with over 20,000 pumpkins.
About
Arnprior Farm hosts Scotland's premier Pumpkin Festival, offering an expansive patch with over 20,000 pumpkins. This family-friendly event features exciting activities like quad pod rides, a pumpkin cannon, and a bale mountain. Enjoy face painting, a bouncy castle, and numerous photo opportunities amidst the autumnal splendor. Dogs are welcome, making it a perfect outing for the entire family.
Our Take
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, couples, and dog owners
Vibe
Festive, autumnal, family-friendly, outdoors
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate (recommend appropriate clothing)
Special Events & Promotions
- Date Night Hoedown on October 25th
- ASN sessions available on October 14th and 16th
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Website & Socials
Location
Event Details
Pricing
$$
Duration
Daily hours 9am - 5:30pm, with specific bookable slots.
Ages
All ages (children must be accompanied by a paying adult for some activities)
Neighborhood
Arnprior Village
Timed Entry
Yes
Organizer
Arnprior Farm
Practical Information
Parking
Car parking ticket required for those arriving by car. Disabled parking is available upon request.
Accessibility
Pathways around the site are wheelchair and pram-friendly. Disabled parking is available upon request. Gravel paths are present in the pumpkin patch, and the catering area is accessible.
Pet Policy
Pet-friendly (dogs must be kept on a lead)
Food & Drink
Food trucks and beverage vendors available on-site, including donuts, burgers, pizza, pumpkin soup, hot chocolates, baked goods, and gin fizz. Vendors cater to dietary requirements.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive during your booked time slot to ensure a smooth entry and manage visitor numbers effectively.
- Wear appropriate footwear, such as wellies or waterproof boots, especially if it has been raining, as the pumpkin patch is in a real field with gravel paths.
- Consider using a baby carrier for infants if you plan to navigate the pumpkin patch, as prams may be challenging on the field terrain.
- If arriving by bus or taxi, you can attend as a walk-in anytime within opening hours, as tickets are primarily for car parking.
- Check the timetable for the X10 bus from Stirling or Glasgow before traveling, as it stops near the farm.
Frequently Asked Questions
If we are staying in a pod, do we need a ticket?
No, guests staying in the pods do not need a separate ticket as their car is parked at the pods, and they can walk down to the pumpkin patch.
How much are the pumpkins?
Pumpkins start at £5 for a small one, up to £12 for a large one. Munchkins are available for £1.50.
Is the pumpkin patch pram and wheelchair friendly?
The pumpkin patch is in a real field with gravel paths, making it accessible in areas. The catering area is also accessible via a path. For disabled parking, it's recommended to email ahead.
Can dogs attend?
Yes, dogs are welcome at the pumpkin patch but must be kept on a lead at all times.
What is the difference with ASN days?
ASN (Additional Support Needs) days are designed to be quieter with less people, noise, and activities, offering a more relaxed experience.
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