Pumpkin Patch Trail

Friday, 20 October 2023 19:54

Set off on an adventure in search of the hidden pumpkins on the Pumpkin Trail at the Gordale Garden Centre.

The Gordale Home and Garden Centre, in South Wirral, has a huge range of high quality garden and home products, delicious food and drink, an unmissable line-up of exciting events, and a knowledgeable friendly team of experts. Whatever you need for your home and garden, they're bound to have the perfect product.

Their award-winning family-run garden centre is easy to find, located on the A540 Chester High Road, midway between Heswall and Chester.

Postcode - CH64 8TF.

There's free parking for over 500 cars and they even have their very own petrol station!

Between Saturday 21st and Tuesday 31st October you can set off on an adventure in search of the hidden pumpkins on the Pumpkin Trail.

Once you discover the secret code word, you’ll be granted access to the Pumpkin Patch, where you can select your favourite pumpkin to take home.

There's no need to book, just turn up!

The Pumpkin Patch Trail is available every day until 5pm.

The garden centre is open from 9am, Mon – Sat and from 11am on Sun.

Children are invited to go along dressed in their favourite Halloween costume.

Prizes will be awarded for the ‘Best Dressed’, so share your photos on their social media pages for your chance to win a Gordale Gift Card!

Find out more here:

https://www.gordale.co.uk/events/pumpkin-patch-trail-2/

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