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Pagebank Pumpkin Patch at George & Clemmie’s Farm 2024

Pagebank Pumpkin Patch @ George & Clemmie's Farm

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If you are looking for a brilliant Pumpkin Patch then this is a great one!

From 26th to 31st October 2024 you can pull on your wellies, hat, and big coat and get yourself down to Pagebank Pumpkin Patch at George and Clemmie’s Farm located in Rampside near Barrow-in-Furness.

There will be a huge amount of pumpkins to pick, as well as lots of fun Halloween activities, including a pumpkin sling shot and a slide made from hay bales, how much fun does that sound?

Make sure to book so you don’t miss out. There is a fee of £5 per car whether there’s 1 person in it or 7!

Please note: This event is not organised by Lakeland Retreats. For more info please contact 07873 138217 or email Clemmies Farm.

Pagebank Pumpkin Patch @ George & Clemmie's Farm

Time:

10:00

Price:

£5 per car

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Lakeland Retreats do not run this event. For accurate, up to date information, please contact the organiser.

Lakeland Retreats

Knott Street, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0EB, United Kingdom

- 015394 34011 Lakeland Retreats is a family run business based in the heart of Ambleside.
We provide holiday makers with a choice of hand picked self catering properties to enjoy the beautiful Lake District.
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