Pumpkin season is FINALLY back at family-run attraction Kislingbury Sunnies and Spooks in Northants
Pumpkin season is finally back at the family-run and well-renowned attraction Kislingbury Sunnies and Spooks in Northamptonshire.
Families are invited to pick their perfect pumpkin as the gates open for another season of autumn fun at this unique day out on Rothersthorpe Road.
Set in the idyllic countryside, the much-loved destination offers far more than simply choosing a pumpkin, and the team is getting ready to welcome regulars and new faces for its annual experience.
From exploring the spooky trail and tackling the bale mountain and slide, to jumping on pedal tractors, discovering vintage tractors and letting little ones loose in the playhouses, there is plenty to keep families entertained once the perfect pumpkin has been found. This includes the introduction of a brand new indoor sandpit for autumn 2026.
With more than 30,000 pumpkins to choose from, families can take their time wandering through the patch and searching for the one that will make the perfect Halloween centrepiece – whether that is a tiny windowsill pumpkin or something more grand.
There is also a mobile cafe and covered seating on site, making it easy for groups to make a proper day of their visit this autumn.
Kislingbury Sunnies and Spooks has become a popular seasonal destination in the county, following its summer sunflower season and transformation for the ‘ber’ months.
Farmer Harry Fromant, who is a member of the family behind Sunnies and Spooks, said: “We love this time of year. Pumpkin picking is obviously at the heart of it, but we wanted to create somewhere families could come, spend a few hours together, let the children run around and enjoy all the little things that make autumn so special.
“We’re a family-run business ourselves, so we know how important it is to have somewhere that feels genuinely enjoyable for the whole family – not just somewhere to pick a pumpkin and head home.”
Families are encouraged to book in advance and arrival slots are available to view online, with visitors welcome to stay until closing at 4.30pm. Children aged two and under can enter free of charge, with everyone else being able to enter at just £1.50 each.