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Little Fant Farm

Maidstone, Kent

About the farm

Little Fant Farm is a family farm on the edge of Maidstone that plants around 30 varieties of pumpkin and squash for pick your own each autumn. Dogs are welcome on short leads, and there is a Tea Barn plus farm animals to visit.

What is on here

Pick your own pumpkins
See farm animals including pigs, ducks, geese and Shetland ponies
Countryside and Medway River walks

Stalls and food

Tea Barn cafe (cakes, sausage rolls, cheese scones, cream teas, hot drinks)

Bringing your dog

  • Dogs welcome on short, controlled leads
  • Working farm with animals so leads required
  • Public footpaths and Medway River Walk alongside for walks
Lead rule: On-lead. Pumpkin patches are busy working farms, so keep your dog close around crowds, food stalls and machinery.

Dog policy last checked: 13 September 2026 · from the farm's own information.

Visiting

DogsWelcome on a lead
PriceFree entry and free parking; pumpkins priced separately
OpeningWeekends from September to the end of October, 10am to 4pm (check What's On)
ParkingAmple free parking in a farm field
BookingNo booking needed for pumpkin picking; drop in

Getting there

Maidstone, Kent

Little Fant Farm is in Maidstone, Kent. Tap below for turn-by-turn directions.

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Common questions

Can I take my dog to Little Fant Farm?

Yes. Little Fant Farm is a dog-friendly pumpkin patch in Maidstone, Kent. Yes, dogs are welcome on short, controlled leads.

When is Little Fant Farm open?

Weekends from September to the end of October, 10am to 4pm (check What's On) Pumpkin season in the UK runs from late September to 31 October, so check the farm's own channels for exact dates each year.

How much does Little Fant Farm cost?

Free entry and free parking; pumpkins priced separately Prices can change year to year, so confirm with the farm before you visit.

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