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Pickering attraction adds twilight  pumpkin picking to its Halloween experience
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Pickering attraction adds twilight pumpkin picking to its Halloween experience

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Further to the sell-out success of its inaugural event last year, the team at a Pickering farm shop and café has announced plans for a Halloween event for families and young children.

From 25th to 31st October, the Cedarbarn Farm Shop and Café will host a Halloween experience comprising pumpkin picking and carving, crafts and games, plus a ride on the ghost train. New for 2025 is a family-friendly twilight session where visitors can pick their pumpkins by lamplight.

The event has been organised by Cedarbarn’s assistant general manager, Lauren Turnbull: “We can’t wait to welcome people to our spooktacular Halloween event and have exciting plans to decorate the Dutch barn and the train, and to serve spooky treats from the Airstream trailer.

“Our flexible tickets mean you can pick a day and a session to suit you. We have morning and afternoon sessions, which start at 10 am and 1 pm respectively. You are free to ride the ghost train to pick your pumpkin, then head to the carving and crafts area anytime during your session. The twilight session runs from 6 pm on Wednesday, 29th October.”

The Cedarbarn Halloween experience costs £12.99 for children. Additional pumpkins are available from the Farm Shop, and an adult ticket for the train costs £3.00. Children must be accompanied by an adult on the train.

Cedarbarn is located on Thornton Road and is home to a Café, Farm Shop, Butchery, Miniature Railway and Dog Walking Field.

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