Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins

Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins is a family run pick your own pumpkin farm near Aberystwyth, with a good variety of pumpkins and squashes in all shapes and sizes. Look out for orange, mellow yellow, ghostly white and knucklehead types.

In a normal year, a large shed is packed with activities to keep all ages entertained, from pedal tractors and sandpits to construction play, small world play and craft activities. It is an outdoor farm and the weather can be unpredictable, so bring wellies and raincoats.

Important 2026 Update: after the dry summer, the pumpkin crop has been affected and fewer pumpkins have grown, so the patch will not open as it has in previous years in 2026. The farm is thinking of opening for one weekend only in October, with access to the field only and no activities in the shed. They will confirm on their Facebook page, so check there before you set off.

About Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins

Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins is a family run farm with a lovely atmosphere, and it is one of the Ceredigion pumpkin patches worth a look. To get there, head to the village of Llanfihangel y Creuddyn, follow the road up beside the Farmers pub, and the farm is on the left (there will be signs).

Opening Times and Prices

In a normal year, the patch is open at weekends throughout October from 9.30am, with three extra days during half term (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday) from 10am. For 2026, any opening is limited to the possible single weekend mentioned above, so times and prices for that are to be confirmed.

Families usually pay £5 per car, which covers everyone in the vehicle, and this can be booked online in advance. You then pay for the pumpkins you choose on top, with squashes from £1 to £2 up to £12 for the really big pumpkins. It is fun for all ages.

Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins FAQs

If Pwmpenni Pendre Pumpkins sounds like your kind of place, we’ve plenty more suggestions to add to your family days bucket list. Take a look at our full guide to where to pick your own pumpkins in West Wales for more family friendly options across the region this October and half term, with plenty of Halloween fun to be had.