Stockeld Park Halloween 2026 – Family Day Out + 15% Discount Code

Not JUST another pumpkin patch...

We’ve just attended the opening weekend of Stockeld Park’s famous Halloween day out as a big family group, and all of the kids absolutely loved it - us adults did too!

It’s such good value for money because your ticket includes loads of autumnal and Halloween-themed activities, as well as Stockeld Park’s adventure playgrounds, which are always a hit with the kids.

Here’s everything that’s going on at Stockeld Park this Halloween - and you can get 15% off tickets with code TINY15.

Review

by Hannah Hey

- October 6, 2026

What’s different at Stockeld Park for Halloween?

The whole park has had a spooky makeover for Halloween, including the Enchanted Forest. It’s been transformed into a spooky autumn wonderland, with cobwebs, giant spiders, creepy decorations and huge themed displays dotted around the park for photo opportunities.

It still feels really family friendly rather than too scary, so it works really well for little ones as well as older kids. Stockeld Park confirms that the Halloween activities are suitable for children of all ages.

Stockeld Park Pumpkin Patch

One of the highlights for us was the pumpkin patch. You hop on the tractor to get there, and make sure you look out for the silly scarecrow on the way!

There’s a sheltered outdoor seating area nearby which is the perfect spot to grab a coffee or something to eat while the kids get stuck into the Halloween activities. There are tables set out where they can decorate their pumpkins with stickers to buy, as well as colour in spooky masks.

The pumpkin patch itself is really well done, with loads of themed displays, colourful pumpkins and plenty of photo opportunities dotted around.

Luca absolutely LOVED the camper van display and speed boat, he was definitely in his spooky little element up here!

Entry to the pumpkin patch and the tractor-trailer ride are included in your Halloween Adventure ticket, although pumpkins themselves are an additional charge if you want to take one home.

stockeld park at halloween

The Enchanted Forest Witch Trail

New for Halloween is the Witch Trail in the Enchanted Forest, because apparently the themed adventure playgrounds weren’t enough to keep them entertained!

There are four stamps to collect from four different witches along the trail, and each one has a different activity for the kids to get involved with, from potion making to wish granting. The witches are AMAZING. They stay completely in character and the actresses are brilliant, they actually reminded me of the Sanderson sisters from Hocus Pocus!

They make the whole trail really interactive for the kids and are in the Enchanted Forest from 10.30am until 4.30pm during the Halloween Adventure.

What else is included at Stockeld Park Halloween?

In addition to the Pumpkin Patch and Woodland Witches Trail, your Halloween Adventure ticket also includes:

The Mummy Maze
Six outdoor adventure playgrounds
Entry to the Enchanted Forest
Tractor-trailer rides to and from the Pumpkin Patch

If you’re planning a visit, you can get 15% off your Stockeld Park Halloween tickets with my discount code:TINY15

Stockeld Park, Wetherby, West Yorkshire You can book your Stockeld Park Halloween tickets directly on their website: Book Stockeld Park Halloween tickets

There’s also spooky face painting available for an additional charge and a Halloween costume competition every day. You can add Zombie Laser Tag separately if you’ve got older kids who want something a bit more action-packed.

And of course there’s the Playhive too. If Luca had his way, I don’t think we’d ever be allowed to visit Stockeld Park without squeezing a Playhive session in!

stockeld park at halloween

Our top tips for Stockeld Park Halloween

I definitely recommend arriving for when the park opens because you can very easily fill a whole day here!

We even took a change of outfits because there’s a Halloween costume competition every day at 4.45pm. Luca absolutely loved tearing around the Enchanted Forest dressed as a skeleton dinosaur – although I think it went to his head a little bit!

The costume competition takes place on the forecourt, with a return ticket up for grabs for the winner.

I’d also recommend wellies if you’re heading to the pumpkin patch. It’s in a working field, so Stockeld advises dressing for muddy conditions, especially if the weather hasn’t been kind.