Whether you’re a true Halloween enthusiast or simply can’t resist the cosy flavours of pumpkin pies, cakes, and soups, Cammas Hall Farm is the ultimate seasonal escape!
We had pre-booked our tickets for the Halloween Experience & Pumpkin Patch and set off on a sunny half-term morning, ready for adventure. What followed was a fantastic family day out bursting with laughter, sprinkled with a few spooky surprises, and brimming with autumn charm.
We all left with arms full of pumpkins and hearts full of excitement, eager to carve them into the spookiest creations imaginable.
Today, DOYOUSPEAKLONDON is taking you along for a fun Halloween day out at Cammas Hall Farm!
Our Halloween adventure at Cammas Hall Farm
Cammas Hall Farm is nestled in the stunning countryside along the Hertfordshire-Essex border. Conveniently located just off the M11, it’s perfectly situated midway between London and Cambridge, making it an easily accessible getaway.
Established in 1966, this family-owned farm has been a trailblazer in the pick-your-own (PYO) movement. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy picking a variety of fruits – such as berries and cherries – and vegetables, depending on the season.
It’s a delightful way to connect with nature, appreciate the changing seasons, and experience the joy of fresh produce!

For us, it was all about pumpkins and we intended to find the best ones that would end up in the scariest pumpkin carving!
A Spooky-fun day at Cammas Hall Farm
In recent years, Cammas Hall Farm has introduced a variety of seasonal activities to draw in new visitors and secure its future. I first discovered this charming farm on Instagram and knew I had to plan a visit with my family!
We had no idea just how amazing and unforgettable our Halloween adventure would turn out to be…
After checking in, we headed straight for the ‘Tunnels of Horror’. Some areas were recommended for kids aged 10 and up. Inside, we were pleasantly surprised by just how many spooky and fun attractions awaited us, each one adding a little thrill and a lot of laughs!
First up, we stumbled upon a gigantic spider web, complete with some surprisingly lifelike animated spiders…
Then we had some spine-tingling encounters with a bunch of unfriendly (and slightly spooky) characters…



As we made our way through the tunnel, we spotted a character who looked so lifeless and perfectly still that we honestly thought she wasn’t real! Then, the moment she moved, we let out a terrified scream, followed instantly by laughter. She was absolutely incredible!

Interestingly, the kids we saw (some under 10!) weren’t fazed by the monsters at all, while we adults found them genuinely terrifying!
If you’re a Halloween fan and want to delight your kids with some delightfully spooky characters, Cammas Hall Farm is definitely the place they’ll love!
Once we’d had our fill of scares and giggles, it was time to head outside and choose our pumpkins.
Pumpkin picking fun at Cammas Hall Farm!
It was huge! We were surrounded by hundreds of pumpkins. I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many in one place before!

This playground was perfect for the kids, who had a blast running (and tumbling) among the pumpkins.

We even ran into a few fellow Instagrammers, happily posing among the pumpkins…
By this point in the visit, if the kids still have energy to burn, they can let loose at the playground or grab a quick snack at the café.
Unfortunately, we couldn’t go into the Halloween Maze that day (it was closed without any clear reason), but we left happily with our pumpkin haul. It was a bit smaller than some, admittedly, but more than enough for carving and making a delicious pumpkin soup!
I hope you enjoyed reading this post and found some inspiration! If you’re planning a visit to Cammas Hall Farm soon (no matter the season) be sure to share your experience and thoughts on the DOYOUSPEAKLONDON blog.
Wishing you a spook-tacular Halloween!
To go further:
Cammas Hall Farm:
Needham Green, Hatfield Broad Oak, CM22 7JT
Cammas Hall Farm website
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Merci beaucoup ! Cela me rappelle des souvenirs d’enfance dans la ferme de ma tante .
Les fermiers , après avoir vidé et sculpté d’énormes courges en forme de tête de monstre à grandes dents , mettaient une grosse bougie à l’intérieur et les plaçaient dans l’obscurité de la grange.
Lorsque nous en ouvrions la grande porte l’effet de terreur était assuré !!!
I love pumpkin soup but not the scary Halloween monsters! 🫣
Traditional tour! Et souvenirs d’enfance toujours plaisants .
@Katherine lol
@Myriam Lovely souvenirs!