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Pumpkin Picking at Meopham PYO 2026 Details
Pick your own pumpkins at Meopham PYO on Broomfield Farm, Meopham, every Friday, Saturday and Sunday this October. Entry is free with no booking needed, and you just pay by weight for what you pick at the end of your visit.
2026 Prices
Entry: Free.
Pumpkins: Charged by weight (per kg).
Parking: Free.
2026 Dates & Times
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 2nd to 31st October 2026
10am-4pm
Runtime
Self-led around the pumpkin patch at your own pace.
Dogs
Friendly dogs on leads are welcome. Keep them off the crop areas and take any mess home with you.
Good To Know
Toilets and baby changing are open during picking hours, with an accessible toilet in the White Finch bakery, open until 3pm. Picnics are welcome (but not on the benches outside White Finch), with no alcohol or BBQs. Bring your own bags.
Top Tip
Contactless card is preferred, but cash is accepted.
⭐ Ready to visit Meopham PYO? Click on the Website link above for full details from the farm ⭐
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Picture Credit: © Meopham PYO.
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