Steve Harris Farms at Titchfield, between Fareham and Southampton, is a long-established pick-your-own farm that opens a pumpkin patch each October. Run by the same family for three generations, it lets you pick your own pumpkins straight from the field, with free entry, a sunflower field earlier in the season and a food stall on site. It is a genuine, good-value pick-your-own in south Hampshire.
About Steve Harris Farms
This is a third-generation family farm at Meon-Bye Farm in Titchfield, with around 90 years of farming behind it. As well as the October pumpkins, it runs pick-your-own strawberries and a sunflower field, with a food stall serving hot drinks, soups and snacks.
Pumpkin Picking at Steve Harris Farms
You head into the field and choose your own pumpkins. Entry is free and pumpkins have been priced from around £3 each (with multi-buy offers in some seasons). No booking is needed. As the farm’s crops can be affected by the weather from year to year, it is worth checking its Facebook page before travelling to confirm the patch is open.
Things to Do on the Day
- Pick-your-own pumpkins from the field
- A sunflower field earlier in the season
- A food stall with hot drinks, soups and snacks
Opening Times & Prices
The pumpkin patch runs from around mid-October through to Halloween, generally open daily. Entry is free and pumpkins are priced from around £3 by size; no booking is required. The exact dates 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: Meon-Bye Farm, Triangle Lane, Titchfield, Hampshire, PO14 4HB.
- Booking: no booking required.
- Dogs: dogs on leads are welcome.
Contact
Address: Meon-Bye Farm, Triangle Lane, Titchfield, Hampshire, PO14 4HB
Phone: +44 1329 843377
Website: steveharrispyo.co.uk
Facebook: Steve Harris PYO
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an entry fee?
No, entry is free and you pay for the pumpkins you pick (from around £3 by size). It is genuine pick-your-own from the field.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs on leads are welcome.
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