Ripon Walled Garden has officially opened its pumpkin patch for the Halloween season.
The pumpkin patch is free to enter and will be open until 31st October.
Visitors are invited to check out the spooky Halloween Woodland trail and Orchard before collecting a wheelbarrow and selecting their favourite pumpkins.
There will be hot chocolate and marshmallows served in the on-site cafe.
Ripon Walled Garden is also hosting an Autumn Adventure for children during half term, with a leaflet and crayons available for £1.
Ripon Walled Garden is home to Ripon Community Link - a charity supporting adults and young people who have learning and physical disabilities.
A spokesperson said:
“We create a caring supportive environment in which they can pursue and learn new skills.
“Every time you visit us, you are enabling us to keep providing fresh opportunities, caring staff and a safe space for everyone to be.”
Find out more about Ripon Walled Garden online here.

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