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Beech House Farm Pumpkins

Seisdon, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire

About the farm

Beech House Farm at Seisdon turns over its fields to pick your own pumpkins each October, with free entry and parking. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the patch.

What is on here

Pick your own pumpkins with wheelbarrows
Photo opportunities

Stalls and food

Beech House Farm Kitchen serving sandwiches, burgers, sausage rolls, jacket potatoes and cakes on select days

Bringing your dog

  • Well-behaved dogs welcome on leads in the patch
  • Free entry and free parking
  • Cash and card both accepted
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 £2 to £12 by size
OpeningOctober weekends (3-4, 10-11, 17-18) then daily 23-30 October, 10am-4pm
ParkingFree parking
BookingNo booking needed, just turn up

Getting there

Seisdon, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire

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Common questions

Can I take my dog to Beech House Farm Pumpkins?

Yes. Beech House Farm Pumpkins is a dog-friendly pumpkin patch in Seisdon, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. Yes, well-behaved dogs are welcome, but they must be on a lead at all times.

When is Beech House Farm Pumpkins open?

October weekends (3-4, 10-11, 17-18) then daily 23-30 October, 10am-4pm 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 Beech House Farm Pumpkins cost?

Free entry and free parking; pumpkins £2 to £12 by size Prices can change year to year, so confirm with the farm before you visit.

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