A farm near Chipping Norton is set to host its annual Halloween event.

Fairytale Farm will welcome families for 'Scarily Ever After: Fairy Tale Villain vs Beast' from October 26 to November 3.

The event will centre around the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast, with a twist.

Visitors will be encouraged to solve the mystery of who the real villain is - the fairy who cast the spell, or the prince who was cursed as a beast.

Fairytale Farm at HalloweenFairytale Farm at Halloween (Image: Fairytale Farm) The half-term event will see the Beast give away pumpkins from his Castle Pumpkin Patch.

Guests will also help Beauty to make her decision whether to break the spell or leave the Beast forever.

Families "can take part in acts of kindness and gather enchanted rose petals to help break the curse before the last petal falls," Fairytale Farm said.

There will also be pumpkin carving and crafts at the Beast’s Kitchen Carving Marquee and Castle Crafts Marquee.

The farm’s illuminated evenings will transform it into a "wonderland of light and enchantment as the sun sets each evening".

Fairytale Farm at HalloweenFairytale Farm at Halloween (Image: Fairytale Farm) Nick Laister, owner of Fairytale Farm, said: "Halloween at Fairytale Farm is always a highlight of the year, but this time, we’re taking it to a whole new level with a captivating storyline that will engage families in an enchanting and interactive experience.

"We’ve got pumpkins, potions, and plenty of spooky surprises in store."

There will also be a special late-night Halloween and illuminations event on Wednesday, October 30, and Thursday, October 31.

The Potions and Spells: Halloween & Illuminations Party will feature extra activities, including a wizardry workshop, spooky story corner, and trick or treat Halloween bingo.

This will be followed by a walk through the farm’s illuminated gardens after dark.

Fairytale Farm at HalloweenFairytale Farm at Halloween (Image: Fairytale Farm) Hot food and a choice of drinks are included in the price.

Mr Laister added: "Our late-night Halloween party is set to be an unforgettable experience.

"It’s an evening packed with Halloween fun, and we’re encouraging families to come in costume to really get into the spirit of things."

Tickets are available now for £15.49 for adults and £14.49 for children, which includes entry from 3pm onwards.

Visitors who buy a ticket earlier in the day can stay for the evening Halloween party at no extra charge, but would need to pay extra for the food.

Fairytale Farm offers interactive sensory experiences, themed trails, and seasonal events, aiming to provide an "enchanting day out for the whole family".

The farm has received multiple accolades, including TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards for 2022, 2023, and 2024.