Cambridgeshire pumpkin patches offer Halloween family attractions
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 12:32 · Archive
Cambridgeshire families can visit pumpkin patches and Halloween attractions including maize mazes, spooky trails and themed entertainment.
Families across Cambridgeshire are heading to pumpkin patches and Halloween attractions as the season approaches. Venues offer giant pumpkin fields, maize mazes, spooky trails and family-friendly autumn entertainment throughout the county.
Johnsons of Old Hurst hosts a Halloween event with no booking required, where visitors pay at the zoo gate on arrival. The attraction features a Halloween Magic Show, special guests, tea and cakes in the Tea Room, and a free children's treasure trail. Skylark's annual 'Week of Wickedness' is one of Fenland's biggest Halloween attractions, offering pumpkin picking, a spooky maize maze and tractor rides.
Milton Maze, one of the best-known pumpkin patches near Cambridge, has tens of thousands of pumpkins, Halloween shows and food stalls. Rusty's Great Pumpkin Patch at Worzals has more than 80,000 pumpkins with themed areas, family games and seasonal food. Sacrewell's Pumpkin Festival combines pumpkin picking with Halloween trails and animal encounters. Wimpole Estate, a National Trust property, offers seasonal family activities and pumpkin-themed events during October.
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- 10 pumpkin picking spots in Cambridgeshire for HalloweenDiscover Cambridgeshire pumpkin patches and Halloween attractions, from maize mazes and spooky trails to family fun at Milton Maze, Wimpole Estate and more.Cambs Times · 20 Oct, 12:00
- 10 pumpkin picking spots in Cambridgeshire for HalloweenDiscover Cambridgeshire pumpkin patches and Halloween attractions, from maize mazes and spooky trails to family fun at Milton Maze, Wimpole Estate and more.Ely Standard · 20 Oct, 12:00
In this story: Cambridgeshire · Milton Maze · Johnsons of Old Hurst · Skylark · Rusty's Great Pumpkin Patch · Wimpole Estate · Sacrewell · Worzals
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