Redhouse Farm Waddingworth

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Redhouse Farm Waddingworth Redhouse Farm at Waddingworth is a family farming business situated in the centre of old Lincolnshire. The Family look forward to welcoming you soon.

Primarily a mixed working farm which has diversified into seasonal events with the main one being our PYO Pumpkins in October. We also open in the summer for our Maize Maze which is great fun for all the family. The Kettle & Cake is our pop up coffee shop which is open during all of our seasonal events providing hot and cold drinks, savouries and yummy cakes which include Alison’s signature Pumpkin Muffin in October. We also sell produce from local suppliers such as handmade cards, gifts, pottery, bakery treats and home decorations to suit the season.

🎃 We love to meet your furry friends & see them dressed up 🦮We are open this Saturday & Sunday, 10-4. The Naughty pig 🐖 ...
09/10/2026

🎃 We love to meet your furry friends & see them dressed up 🦮

We are open this Saturday & Sunday, 10-4.

The Naughty pig 🐖 is here Saturday
TheWoodShedPizza is here Sunday

Looking forward to seeing you soon

Open this weekend , 3rd & 4th. See you all in the patch soon 🎃
29/09/2026

Open this weekend , 3rd & 4th.

See you all in the patch soon 🎃

I knew sheep were clever 🥰
24/09/2026

I knew sheep were clever 🥰

I did a post on this several years ago as well. Most people don’t know this.

What Sheep Can See and Remember

I used to think sheep were fairly simple animals, but I was surprised to learn how good their eyesight and memory actually are. Sheep can see colors, although they do not see them in quite the same way as we do. They see blues, greens and yellows quite well, but they find it harder to tell the difference between reds and greens. There is no exact number of colors that sheep can see because they see a range of different shades.

Sheep are also very good at remembering faces. Research has shown that they can recognize at least 50 other sheep and remember their faces for more than two years. They can recognize people too, especially those who regularly look after them. In one study, sheep learned to recognize photographs of four different people and could still identify them when the pictures were taken from different angles.

I found this really interesting because it shows that sheep are much more intelligent and aware of the people and animals around them than we might expect. A sheep that sees the same farmer every day will probably know exactly who that person is.
Reni McNabb Melvin

Less than 2 weeks until we open for pumpkins. Saturday 3rd - Ellmooicecreams - Katie Lewis with hot dogs & ice cream. Su...
22/09/2026

Less than 2 weeks until we open for pumpkins.

Saturday 3rd - Ellmooicecreams - Katie Lewis with hot dogs & ice cream.
Sunday 4th - 🍋 Melanie Strickland 🍓 with sweet & savoury pancakes

🎃 Free Entry, pay for what you pick.
🎃 No need to book.
💷 Cash & Card accepted
🚗 Field Parking, short walk to patch
🐶 Dogs welcome on leads
🧁 Famous Pumpkin Muffins
🌳 Bale play & lots of space
🥾 Boots/wellies recommended
📸 Photo ops

🌽 Maize Maze will be open, £2.50 per person. Can you find all 6 clues 🌽

19/09/2026
Even though a sad day it was good overall especially with our top pen of shearlings winning best in show. We are super p...
18/09/2026

Even though a sad day it was good overall especially with our top pen of shearlings winning best in show. We are super proud of these girls and how well they looked today, it makes it that bit easier when people say what a great job we have done on them.
They have gone onto great farms and I know they will continue to do a great job for them as they did for us!

Thank you to John & his team at Ashford Livestock Market | Hobbs Parker Auctioneers LLP for looking after us!

17/09/2026

Emotional day today as our ewes left the farm. They headed off to Ashford to a Romney breeding sale, back to the area where this breed originated from back in the 13th century!
Fingers crossed they sell well for us tomorrow.

How pumpkins started back in 2017 No fancy plans or machinery then just a bag full of pumpkin seeds and some friends to ...
16/09/2026

How pumpkins started back in 2017

No fancy plans or machinery then just a bag full of pumpkin seeds and some friends to help individually plant around 10,000 seeds.
Unsurprisingly to a farmer they grew well if not a little green still due to the colder weather that year.

We have some news to share which some of you might already be aware of but to those who haven’t heard ….. we are on the ...
14/09/2026

We have some news to share which some of you might already be aware of but to those who haven’t heard ….. we are on the move! Which sadly mean the end of Redhouse Farm as you know it …..

BUT you will all be pleased to know that we will be open for our 10th & last Pumpkin Picking Season 🎃🙌🏼
So whether you have been a hardcore picker since 2017 or recently joined in the tradition we really hope you will join us one last time this October to recreate those memories from years gone by!

Due to the weather the pumpkins are ready a little earlier so we are opening on 3rd & 4th, this also means it gives you 2 extra dates to visit us so as not to miss out on the final Waddingworth PYO pumpkin experience.

🎃 We really hope to see you in the patch soon. 🎃

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Redhouse Farm
Woodhall Spa
LN105EE

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