If you would like to pick your own pumpkin this blog post gives you information on where you can pick one.
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Pumpkins & Woodland Trail At Wasing
Visit Wasing’s annual Pick Your Own Pumpkins & Woodland Trail Event, open on selected dates between 17th – 31st October 2025.
Nestled in the Berkshire countryside near Aldermaston, visitors are invited to explore the estate’s magical woodland trail, capture the perfect family photograph by the fairytale pumpkin carriage, and then rummage through the pumpkin field, wheelbarrow in hand, to choose their very own Wasing pumpkins. Finished off with a variety of seasonal snacks, including crêpes, donuts, and pizzas, all served under a cosy stretch tent.
Tickets are £6.50 for everyone aged 2+. Under 2s are free but still require a ticket. Free in-field parking.
Tickets are for timed entry slots, which can be selected upon booking.
To find out more click here.
Pumpkin picking at Hallcourt Farm is a wonderful day out for all the family.
A wild woodland trail is brought to life with fun and spooky Halloween decorations and photo opportunities galore. There is face-painting, activities and games to play, giant bales to climb and prizes to be won – including best dressed! Best of all, leave the mess behind and carve and decorate your pumpkin in their beautiful Halloween themed barn!
Back for a third year and with rave reviews, Hallcourt Farm is a small family farm with limited tickets available – and rumour has it, there could be one or two night-time slots opening this year!
Various dates between 18th October – 31st October 2025. Click here for more details and to book.
Where are the Halloween and Half Term Trails?
Pumpkin Trail, The Lexicon, 22nd October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for details.
Jennett’s Park PTA Scarecrow Trail, Bracknell, 23rd October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for details.
Halloween Trail Windlesham, Windlesham Field of Rememberance, 23rd October 2025 – 2nd November 2025, 9am – 4pm. Click here for details.
Binfield Scarecrow Hunt, Binfield, 25th October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for full details.
Creepy Creature Halloween Trail, Reading, 25th October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for details.
Patterns in Nature Trail, Basildon Park, Reading, 25th October 2025 – 31st October 2025, 10am – 5pm. Admission prices apply. Click here for details.
Mortimer Scarecrow Trail, 25th October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for details.
First Day’s Pumpkin Trail, The Look Out, Bracknell, 25th October 2025 – 2nd November 2025, 9am – 4pm. Click here for details.
North Ascot Halloween Trail, North Ascot, 25th October 2025 – 1st November 2025. Click here for details.
Twyford Scarecrow Trail, 27th October 2025 – 1st November 2025, 9am – 5pm. Click here for details.
Pumpkin Hunt, Jacksons Cafe, California Country Park, 27th October 2025 – 2nd November 2025. Click here for details.
Black Park Country Park Halloween Trail, 27th October 2025 – 31st October 2025. Click here for details.
Spook-tacular Trail, The Square Camberley, 27th October 2025 – 31st October 2025. Click here for details.
St Michael’s CoE School Scarecrow Trail, 28th October 2025 – 3rd November 2025. Click here for full details.
Windsor Royal Pumpkin Party and Halloween Half Term Trail, Windsor. The Pumpkin Party takes place on 31st October 2025, click here for tickets.
If you are looking for more ideas to keep busy over Halloween and October Half Term, read the October Half Term and Halloween What’s On Guide here.
Permanent Trails
(AD – Affiliate) Treasure Map Trails maps are available for Eton, Windsor, Maidenhead and Marlow. They are perfect for families with children aged 5 to 12 who are looking for an alternative outdoor adventure and an opportunity to discover a local town. Click here to buy a map.
South Hill Park Nature Trail and walking trails, Bracknell. Click here for more information. Free of charge.
The Queen’s Walkway, Windsor. Free of charge. Click here for the trail map. Also click here to read more about The Queen’s Walkway and some of the facts we discovered.
The Eton Walkway, Windsor. Free of charge. Click here for more information.
The Food Chain Trail, Warfield. Click here to read about the walk we did to discover wooden carvings on The Food Chain Trail.
In Wokingham you can do The Mosaic Trail, The Blue Plaque Trail and The War Memorial Trail. These trails are all free, click here to access the trail maps.
Braywick Park Trail, Maidenhead. Free of charge. Click here for more information.
The Herschel Park Tree Trail, Slough. Free of charge. Click here for more information.
Burnham Beeches Sensory Trail, Buckinghamshire. Click here for more information.
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Disclaimer
*Click here to view the Berkshire Mummies disclaimer. This blog post is written to the best of my knowledge when posted on 20.10.2025, changes could have been made to the trails since this blog post was written so make sure you check before travelling.
