The Pumpkin Extravaganza event is £10 cheaper than last year and features games, photos, a pumpkin zone, a free pumpkin and free-to-use carving tables
Father and toddler daughter scooping out pumpkins seeds together ready for carving(Image: Getty Images)
Becketts Farm Pumpkin Extravaganza is back for 2026 but with a twist.
In previous years, tickets cost £14.95 per child and the Halloween event has featured a spooky party with entertainers, singing and dancing.
This year, there won’t be entertainers but there will be games, photos, a pumpkin zone, a free pumpkin and free-to-use carving tables.
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And the price has been slashed to just £5 for children, including the pumpkin, and adults go free.
Becketts Farm in Wythall, near Birmingham(Image: Emily Collis/BirminghamLive)
A spokesman for Becketts Farm said: “Our annual family-friendly Halloween experience is returning for 2026 with a twist!
“Pumpkins, photos, games and thrilling fun for all!
“Enter our magical event space where you’ll be able to snap spooktacular photos, take part in our ghoulish games with family and friends, and feast on fang-tastic food and drink from the Blood-Thirsty Goat!
“Step into our creepy pumpkin zone where children can pick their very own pumpkin from our indoor pumpkin patch.
“Within the pumpkin zone, there will be free-to-use carving tables to create a spooky masterpiece to take home.”
When is Becketts Farm Pumpkin Extravaganza?
The event runs daily throughout October half term, from Saturday October 24 to Saturday October 31.
It is open daily from 10am to 3pm.
Visitors get four hours of free parking in the ANPR camera-controlled car park.
There’s no advance booking required, just turn up and pay on the door.
Find out more via the Becketts Farm website.
Additional pumpkins are priced at £5 each.
The deli counter at Becketts Farm in Wythall, near Birmingham(Image: Emily Collis/BirminghamLive)
What food and drink will be available?
The Thirsty Goat will be open daily, serving hot and cold drinks and light bites, and there’s food in the Farm Shop, Coffee Shop and Restaurant.
There are picnic benches within the event space.
Advance booking is advised for the restaurant.
The Thirsty Goat at Becketts Farm in Wythall, south of Birmingham
How to get to Becketts Farm from Birmingham
It takes around 30 minutes to drive to Becketts Farm from Birmingham, via the A38, traffic permitting.
The address is Heath Farm, Alcester Road, Wythall, Birmingham, B47 6AJ.
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