Get your spook on this Halloween with a fun-filled calendar of family-friendly adventures, ghostly experiences, pumpkin picking and seasonal treats across Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding countryside.
Whether you’re searching for Halloween trails, haunted walks, pumpkin patches or wickedly good family days out, there’s plenty of things to do across the borough this October.
Pick Your Own Pumpkins in Tunbridge Wells
A highlight for many at Halloween is taking a trip to a pumpkin patch, and Tunbridge Wells is lucky to have some excellent destinations to pick your own.
Head to Country Pumpkins PYO with Pierson Agriculture at Four Winds Farm, at Pumpkin Field, Poundsbridge Lane, Penshurst TN11 8AJ. This exciting venue is open on 17-18 and 24-31 October.
You can also visit Lower Laysden Farm in Goudhurst which is also open throughout the October half term up to Halloween.
Take a trip to Sissinghurst Castle Garden and take part in their pumpkin picking at the vegetable patch on the 27 and 28 of October. Visitors must pre-book online here.


The Pantiles Ghost Walk
Selected dates throughout October, including 28 & 30 October 2026
Take an after-dark journey through one of Tunbridge Wells’ most historic locations. Led by a local guide these popular walks uncover the ghost stories, legends and hidden history of The Pantiles. Hear tales of haunted hotels, mysterious apparitions and unexplained occurrences from centuries past while exploring the atmospheric Georgian colonnades. Advance booking is recommended.
Halloween at Scotney Castle
Monsters Around the Moat Trail 17 to 31 October 2026
The National Trust’s Scotney Castle invites families to take part in a monster-sized adventure around the moat. Hidden creatures, puzzles and clues await as visitors help the monsters recover a lost invitation to their Halloween gathering.
With separate trail options for younger and older children, it’s a perfect half term day out in one of Kent’s most spectacular settings.


Halloween at Royal Victoria Place
Royal Victoria Place is hosting Professor Bubbleburp’s School of Witchcraft & Wizardry throughout the half term. This enchanting interactive experience allows children to learn the art of spell casting, mix mystical potions and enjoy plenty of magical fun along the way. Packed with laughs, audience participation including themed workshops, character appearances and children’s activities. Sessions take place Monday 26 – Saturday 31 October at 10:30am, 11:30am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm & 4:00pm.
Aspens Halloween Animal Adventure
Aspens offers a unique Halloween experience where little ones can follow spooky trails, enjoy seasonal activities and meet some of the attraction’s resident animals. This is ideal for younger families looking for a gentler Halloween experience, and those looking for a relaxed outdoor activity during the October half term.


Frights & Delights Afternoon Tea at The Spa Hotel
Enjoy a deliciously spooky twist on a classic afternoon tea. The Spa Hotel’s popular Halloween-inspired experience typically features:
- Halloween-themed cakes and pastries
- Seasonal sandwiches
- Homemade scones
- Child-friendly treats
- Special themed drinks
Perfect for families, groups of friends and anyone looking to celebrate Halloween in style.

















