Get stuck into a range of spooky family-friendly activities ahead of Halloween.

This October, Cotswold Farm Park will host an array of Halloween events.

Attendees can visit the dog-friendly Pumpkin Patch to carve their own eerie masterpiece.

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The Pumpkin Patch will be open on October 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 23-31.

Patrons and their pets will be able to take selfies at canine photographic booths, choose from thousands of pumpkins, or navigate the chilling maize maze.

The farm park will also host a 'supermarket of squash', featuring an assortment of edible and decorative pumpkins and gourds in a variety of shapes, colours, and sizes.

Visitors can let their artistic sides out in carving sessions where kids and adults alike can create their own pumpkin masterpieces.

Members can carve at no cost while non-members can take part for a fee of £3 per person.

There will also be snacks, treats and trinkets to take home, with visitors able to enjoy discounts at The Ox Shed Restaurant and shop.

Dogs can get involved with treats available at the food outlets.

The new 'Pumpkin Nights' will be held on October 5, 12, 19, and 26-31.

As the sun sets the Pumpkin Patch will transform into a realm lit up by UV pumpkin installations and live music.

Visitors are encouraged to don their best Halloween attire, bring their dogs, and get involved in the festivities.

Hot food will also be on offer each evening.

Visitors can secure their tickets online in advance to gain entry.

For more details or to book tickets, visit www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk.

Daytime general admission fees start from £6.95 for adults, £5.95 for children aged between four and 15, and toddlers (aged 2-3) enter for £4.95.

Nighttime admission fees are £9.95 for adults, £8.95 for children, and £4.95 for toddlers.