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Pick your perfect pumpkin from over 2,000 on Wetley Moor, feed friendly alpacas and meet donkeys and small animals at this family-friendly Halloween farm day near Stoke-on-Trent. Practical, accessible, and ideal for autumn photos and crafts.
Pick your perfect pumpkin from over 2,000 on Wetley Moor, feed friendly alpacas and meet donkeys and small animals at this family-friendly Halloween farm day near Stoke-on-Trent. Practical, accessible, and ideal for autumn photos and crafts.
A crisp autumn wind moves across Wetley Moor and the sound of clucking, bleats and soft alpaca hum fills the air. You step from the car into a sea of orange—over 2,000 pumpkins sprawled across a field—while alpacas and three friendly donkeys root around the hedgerows, curious and unhurried. Families drift between a pumpkin patch, a petting shed, and a covered seating area when the weather turns, the moorland horizon low and honest behind it all.
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Operated by Wetley Moor Alpacas · Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
A crisp autumn wind moves across Wetley Moor and the sound of clucking, bleats and soft alpaca hum fills the air. You step from the car into a sea of orange—over 2,000 pumpkins sprawled across a field—while alpacas and three friendly donkeys root around the hedgerows, curious and unhurried. Families drift between a pumpkin patch, a petting shed, and a covered seating area when the weather turns, the moorland horizon low and honest behind it all.
Staffordshire’s moorland and small-scale farms have long been part of the region’s rural economy; Wetley Moor sits on shallow peat and heath soils that supported grazing and smallholdings for generations. The mix of farmland and open moor creates habitat for rabbits, kestrels and foxes—wildlife that often appears during quieter moments between activities. The event leans local: crafts, pumpkin carving, and food vendors reflect Staffordshire’s straightforward farm-fair culture.
Practical guidance: tickets include one pumpkin per person and access to the petting arena; mini alpaca or donkey treks are an add-on. The site is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and offers free parking, but ground can be muddy—choose shoes accordingly. Bring cash or card for onsite food and crafts, and a camera for family portraits with the alpacas. If rain arrives, the undercover seating and indoor petting areas keep the day moving.
Timing tip: arrive early for the best pumpkins and quieter photo opportunities, and leave time to explore the small scavenger hunt that threads the farm together.
Yes—paths and most areas are accessible, and the farm lists wheelchair and stroller accessibility for attendees.
Yes—each ticket holder is entitled to take home one pumpkin from the patch as part of the entry.
No—mini alpaca and donkey treks around the moor are available for an additional fee and are booked onsite or at check-in.
There is undercover seating and indoor petting areas, and the event may be adapted or canceled in severe weather per the booking policy.
Wetley Moor Alpacas operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A crisp autumn wind moves across Wetley Moor and the sound of clucking, bleats and soft alpaca hum fills the air. You step from the car into a sea of orange—over 2,000 pumpkins sprawled across a field—while alpacas and three friendly donkeys root around the hedgerows, curious and unhurried. Families drift between a pumpkin patch, a petting shed, and a covered seating area when the weather turns, the moorland horizon low and honest behind it all.
A crisp autumn wind moves across Wetley Moor and the sound of clucking, bleats and soft alpaca hum fills the air. You step from the car into a sea of orange—over 2,000 pumpkins sprawled across a field—while alpacas and three friendly donkeys root around the hedgerows, curious and unhurried. Families drift between a pumpkin patch, a petting shed, and a covered seating area when the weather turns, the moorland horizon low and honest behind it all.
Staffordshire’s moorland and small-scale farms have long been part of the region’s rural economy; Wetley Moor sits on shallow peat and heath soils that supported grazing and smallholdings for generations. The mix of farmland and open moor creates habitat for rabbits, kestrels and foxes—wildlife that often appears during quieter moments between activities. The event leans local: crafts, pumpkin carving, and food vendors reflect Staffordshire’s straightforward farm-fair culture.
Practical guidance: tickets include one pumpkin per person and access to the petting arena; mini alpaca or donkey treks are an add-on. The site is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and offers free parking, but ground can be muddy—choose shoes accordingly. Bring cash or card for onsite food and crafts, and a camera for family portraits with the alpacas. If rain arrives, the undercover seating and indoor petting areas keep the day moving.
Timing tip: arrive early for the best pumpkins and quieter photo opportunities, and leave time to explore the small scavenger hunt that threads the farm together.