If you’re planning an autumn trip to Poland with kids, be sure to add this spot to your itinerary. Near Lodz, you’ll find Dobronianka – the largest pumpkin park in Poland. This year, Dobronianka looks truly impressive – they used an incredible 140 tons of pumpkins for decorations. Besides pumpkins, you’ll also find animals, kids’ activities, play areas, and countless locations for autumn photo sessions.
The largest pumpkin park in Poland – just outside Lodz
The largest pumpkin park in Poland Dobronianka isn’t just a field for pumpkin photos. In autumn, the entire family adventure and animal park transforms into a magical fall destination – trails, meadows, and themed spaces fill with thousands of orange, white, green, and decorative pumpkins. In 2026, they used a record 140 tons – double last season’s amount. This year’s pumpkin display is the largest in Dobronianka’s history.
You won’t just see pumpkins scattered on the ground. The park features colorful pumpkin alleys, huge compositions, decorated spaces, and special photo zones. One of this year’s main highlights is a new collection of animal figures made from pumpkins, with more on display than ever before.
Not just pumpkins – you can spend the whole day here
Dobronianka is more than just a pumpkin park; it’s only one part of a ten-hectare complex. The site includes a large mini-zoo, rest zones, and play areas for kids.
So, exploring the pumpkin displays isn’t the only thing to do with kids. In the mini-zoo, you’ll find alpacas, camels, kangaroos, fallow deer, Patagonian maras, skunks, and more. In 2026, many baby animals were born, making this area especially interesting for families.
There are also plenty of kids’ activities. During pumpkin season, you’ll find a giant pumpkin-shaped jumping pillow, a pumpkin castle, inflatable fun, playgrounds, and themed workshops. In short, it’s much more than just a place for a few quick photos.
If you love fall-themed locations, you’ll want to stop for a photo every few steps. Dobronianka is famous for its massive pumpkin displays. Moreover, you can buy pumpkins on-site to take home for cooking or decorating.
Practical information
Dobronianka Park is a great stop for families traveling through central Poland. The park is near Lodz, right off the S14 road, so you can combine your visit with sightseeing in Lodz or as a stop on your way through Europe.
The pumpkin park is a seasonal autumn attraction, open until November. However, be sure to check the opening hours for your chosen date, as they may change.
Currently, a regular ticket costs 55 PLN, a discounted ticket is 50 PLN, and kids under 2 enter free. Your ticket gives you access to all of Dobronianka – both the recreation area and the mini-zoo.
Dobronianka Park’s address is Gliniana 4D, 95-082 Dobron, Poland.
You’ll also find a café in Dobronianka, offering pumpkin coffee, autumn desserts, and other seasonal treats.
If you’re heading to Poland with kids this autumn or planning a weekend in Lodz, make sure to add Dobronianka to your list. With 140 tons of pumpkins, massive autumn displays, animals, and kids’ activities, Dobronianka has created one of the most impressive family attractions in Poland this season.
What else to visit near Lodz
If you’re in Lodz, we highly recommend visiting the Lodz Zoo, which is one of the largest and most modern zoos in Poland and Europe. Also, check out the Lodz Water Park, one of the biggest water parks in Poland. Don’t miss Hopa Lupa – not only the largest indoor amusement park in Poland, but in Europe. All year round, Mandoria operates here – the largest indoor amusement park in Poland and Europe. Our kids also loved the impressive Lodz Science Center.
Nearby, you’ll also find two fantastic thermal pool complexes – Termy Uniejów and Termy Poddębice. We highly recommend adding them to your travel plans as well.
