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Tulleys Pumpkin Festival is back

31 Aug, 2026
Tulleys Pumpkin Festival is back

Tulleys Pumpkin Festival is back…and it’s bigger than ever

 

Autumn is officially calling, and one of Sussex’s most anticipated seasonal attractions is getting ready to welcome visitors back for another year of pumpkin-filled fun.

Tulleys Pumpkin Festival returns on Sat 19 Sept, transforming the fields at Tulleys Farm in West Sussex into a huge autumnal playground – and this year there are more than 1.5 million pumpkins waiting to be discovered.

Running on selected dates through to Halloween, the festival promises considerably more than simply picking your perfect pumpkin. Visitors can wander through the pumpkin fields, explore colourful displays and themed village scenes, and soak up autumn vibes in the Sussex countryside.

New for 2026 is Pumpkin Valley, an immersive new area designed to take the festival beyond the traditional pumpkin patch. Expect winding paths, wooden bridges, streams, ponds, live entertainment, roaming performers, seasonal food and plenty of photo opportunities.

 

Tulleys Pumpkin Festival is back

 

Back at Pumpkin Village, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained, from freshly cooked doughnuts and sweet treats to street food and coffee. Grown-ups can even enjoy a cocktail at the Boozy Cauldron or head to the Americana-inspired Pumpkin Bar.

There’s also live roaming music and the chance to take in the spectacular views from the Observation Wheel, with the pumpkin fields stretching out across the surrounding countryside. And if daytime pumpkin picking isn’t enough, Tulleys is turning things up after dark. Pumpkin Nights begin on 26 Sept, offering illuminated trails, atmospheric lighting, live music and cocktails.

The daytime festival is open from 9:30 on its scheduled dates, with staggered entry times designed to make arrival smoother. Visitors can stay until the daytime fields close at 17:30. Dogs are also welcome, with a dedicated dog-friendly day taking place on 15 Oct.

Based at Turners Hill Road, Turners Hill, near Crawley, Tulleys Pumpkin Festival is easily accessible from Brighton and the south coast – making it an ideal autumn day trip.

Tulleys Pumpkin Festival runs from 19 Sept to 31 Oct on selected dates, advance booking is recommended.

www.pumpkinfarm.co.uk  |  Turners Hill Road, Turners Hill, Crawley RH10 4PE

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