With more than 80,000 pumpkins scattered throughout the fields and 20 different varieties, there's something for everyone - whether you're after a jumbo orange classic, or even something unusual like a pink or blue pumpkin.
Visitors have been enjoying tractor trailer rides around the fields as well as plenty of Halloween-themed photo opportunities.
With wheelbarrows full of hand-picked pumpkins, the only job left to do is carve spooky faces at home. Kemps Farm is open every day from October 16, with tickets available online.
As the farm opened for visitors, YEP photographer Steve Riding was there to capture all the action. Here are 12 of the best pictures -
7. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
Visitors can also enjoy tractor trailer rides around the fields. | Steve Riding
8. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
With wheelbarrows full of hand-picked pumpkins, the only job left to do is carve spooky faces at home. | Steve Riding
9. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
Tommy Allaway, four, of Farsley, poses with the gravestones. | Steve Riding
10. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
Minnie Andrews, three, of Headingley, was surrounded by a sea of orange pumpkins. | Steve Riding
11. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
Joe Kemp who planted the 80,000 pumpkins at Kemps Farm - with some help! | Steve Riding
12. Pumpkin picking at Kemps Farm
Having fun in the pumpkin fields are Evie Rowett, Amy Barnett, Abi Greghorne and Brad Flint. | Steve Riding