Lakeland Maze Farm Park at Sedgwick, near Kendal in Cumbria, grows its own pumpkins and opens a pick-your-own patch each October as part of its family farm park. You take a wheelbarrow into the patch and pick your own homegrown pumpkins, priced by weight, with a corn maze, animals and play to fill the day. Patch access comes with farm-park admission, booked online.
About Lakeland Maze Farm Park
Lakeland Maze is a family farm park near Kendal, known for its giant maize maze, with farm animals, indoor and outdoor play and a sunflower field. It grows its own pumpkins for the October pick-your-own.
Pumpkin Picking at Lakeland Maze
The pumpkins are homegrown, and you take a wheelbarrow into the patch to pick your own, paying by weight (around £1 per kilo). Access to the patch is included in general farm-park admission, so it comes as part of a day at the park rather than a stand-alone field. Booking online is required.
Opening Times & Prices
The pumpkin patch runs in October (in 2025 from 11 October, weekends then daily over half-term; the farm has already noted a 3 October opening for the coming season). Patch access is included in farm-park admission, with the pumpkins paid for by weight. Booking online is required. Check the farm’s website for the current dates and prices.
Getting There & Visitor Information
- Location: Lakeland Maze Farm Park, Raines Hall, Sedgwick, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 0JH.
- Booking: booking online is required (general admission includes patch access).
- Parking: free parking, with disabled parking at reception.
- Dogs: dogs are not permitted (assistance dogs only); free kennel stalls are available if you call ahead.
Contact
Address: Lakeland Maze Farm Park, Raines Hall, Sedgwick, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 0JH
Phone: +44 15395 61760
Website: lakelandmaze.co.uk
Facebook: @lakelandmaze
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the pumpkins homegrown?
Yes, the pumpkins are grown on the farm, and you take a wheelbarrow into the patch to pick your own, paying by weight.
Are dogs allowed?
No, dogs are not permitted (assistance dogs only), but free kennel stalls are available if you call ahead.