Hello Autumn..!!🍁🍂

Come October and the first thing we associate it with is #Autumn. Autumn is the most beautiful season and I’m sure many of you will agree with me on this. With leaves changing into the best of their colors, is a sight to behold 😍. Autumn is a season of harvest times, turning leaves, cool temperatures, and dark nights. Autumn also reminds me of pumpkins and Halloween🎃. Halloween is celebrated on 31^st October in many countries, especially in America. It is largely associated with carving pumpkins into spooky jack-o-lanterns, trick or treats, telling haunted stories or watching horror movies, lighting bonfires, attending Halloween costume parties, etc. I am feeling spook-ta-cular already.

Speaking of pumpkins, there are several nice pumpkin patches around London. One of the patches I visited recently is the Cammas Hall Farm in a quaint Hertfordshire countryside. You can find the location here.

In line with Covid-19, they have switched the booking process online and no walk-ins are entertained without a confirmed voucher. I really tried hard to get the tickets online, but unfortunately, all the time slots were sold out till the end of the month. Luckily, there was a last-minute cancellation, so I was able to snap up the tickets. As it is my first autumn in the UK, I was really excited to visit the patches. Thank You, Instagram for making this happen. You can follow them on Instagram for more events and updates.

Cammas Hall Farm is a great place to spend your day with family and friends. The Lukies are running this establishment since 1889, pioneering “Pick-your-own” farms of the era. They have plenty of seasonal produce from June to October to offer to their visitors like pumpkin (currently available for picking), strawberries, gooseberries, cherries, black currants, blueberries, onions, sunflowers, raspberries, etc.

They also have a tea barn, farm shop, maize maze (August to October), nature trail (currently closed), and children’s play area.

Some great tips to consider if you plan to visit here:

• Cammas Hall Farm is at roughly 1.5 hrs from London.
• Uber and private taxis are easily accessible to and from Sawbridgeworth station.
• Strictly no entry without a valid confirmation.
• No dogs allowed.
• Please wear comfortable footwear, preferably wellies (waterproof boots) or shoes as the land is mucky and slippery.
• Separate toilet facilities for males and females available.
• Ample of parking space on the farm. There are volunteers to guide you through the parking. 
• Sanitizing stations installed on farms.