From firing pumpkins out of a huge cannon, to picking their own from two fields and carving them on site – there was a host of things for all ages to enjoy.
Several photo stations with colourful produce and decorated backdrops gave visitors the ideal selfie opportunities, while children’s rides, a maize maze, assault course, garden games and a makers market kept young ones entertained.
Located in Benington near Boston, the patch will be open again from October 21-29, from 9am-5pm.
Tickets, which start at £6, are bookable in advance via www.bellspumpkinpatch.com. The Pumpkin Patch is located at Bell’s Gardening Outlet, in Lowfields Road, Benington, PE22 0EE.
. 'Howl-oween'
Miah and Annatha Skinner with Oscar the dog. Photo: Mick Fox
. Colourful pumpkins
Emma and Jasper Hill, aged three, with some of the colourful pumpkins and squashes. Photo: Mick Fox
1. Colourful pumpkins
Emma and Jasper Hill, aged three, with some of the colourful pumpkins and squashes. Photo: Mick Fox
2. Photo opportunities
Pictured from left are Charlie Reeson, Lola Epton, Rebecca Bailey, and Milly Bailey. Photo: Mick Fox
3. Fairground
One of the fairground rides at the pumpkin patch. Photo: Mick Fox
4. Family fun
The Howarth family, Darren, Corey, Baby Harley and Casey. Photo: Mick Fox