Eastfield Farm, Tickhill, South Yorkshire, Yorkshire and The Humber

Eastfield Farm, run by Brittain’s Berries at Tickhill near Doncaster, is a genuine pick-your-own farm that grows its own pumpkins and opens the patch throughout October. You pick your own from the field, with no entry fee, and a farm shop and tearoom on site. With strawberries in summer and a maize maze too, it is a year-round pick-your-own in South Yorkshire.

About Eastfield Farm (Brittain’s Berries)

Eastfield Farm at Tickhill, trading as Brittain’s Berries, is a multi-crop pick-your-own that has run for many years, growing strawberries through summer, a maize maze in late summer, and its own pumpkins in October, with a farm shop and tearoom.

Pumpkin Picking at Eastfield Farm

You pick your own pumpkins from the field, with no admission or parking fee, paying for what you pick (priced by size and displayed at the shop). No booking is required; it is walk-up. As it is open farmland, the farm closes in heavy rain, so it is worth checking Facebook before a wet-weather visit.

Opening Times & Prices

The pumpkin patch is open throughout October, generally daily 10am to 5pm (last picking 30 minutes before close). Entry is free and you pay for the pumpkins you pick. No booking is required. The exact dates and current prices for the coming season had not been published at the time of writing, so check the farm’s Facebook page.

Getting There & Visitor Information

  • Location: Eastfield Farm, 2 Doncaster Road, Tickhill, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN11 9JD.
  • Booking: no booking required (walk-up); the farm closes in heavy rain.
  • Parking: free parking, no entry fee.
  • Dogs: dogs on leads are welcome but must stay at the edge of the field.

Contact

Address: Eastfield Farm, 2 Doncaster Road, Tickhill, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN11 9JD
Phone: +44 1302 751729
Website: brittainsberries.co.uk
Facebook: Eastfield Farm Soft Fruit

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an entry fee?

No, entry and parking are free, and you pay only for the pumpkins you pick from the field. No booking is required.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes, dogs on leads are welcome but should stay at the edge of the field for hygiene reasons.

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