Coughton Court opens pumpkin patch for Halloween

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 18:09 · Archive

Coughton Court near Alcester is running its first pumpkin patch this October, open until 1 November.

Coughton Court near Alcester has opened its first pumpkin patch for the Halloween season. The Tudor house, owned by the National Trust but managed by the Throckmorton family, is famous for its connections to the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

Visitors can pick pumpkins in the property's award-winning gardens until Sunday, 1 November. Entry to the pumpkin patch is included in all house and garden tickets. After choosing a pumpkin, guests can visit the Stableyard Cafe for autumnal refreshments or use the play area on the grounds.

This is the last weekend of the season to visit the pumpkin patch before it closes.

How it is being reported

• Last chance to visit pumpkin patch at historic Tudor National Trust propertyCoughton Court near Alcester will open its first pumpkin patch for Halloween this October.Worcester News · 29 Oct, 17:35
• Last chance to visit pumpkin patch at historic Tudor National Trust propertyCoughton Court near Alcester will open its first pumpkin patch for Halloween this October.Malvern Gazette · 29 Oct, 17:35

In this story: Coughton Court · Alcester · Warwickshire · National Trust · Throckmorton family

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