Fairytale Farm launches Halloween adventure for half-term
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 06:08 · Archive
Fairytale Farm in Chipping Norton is running a Hansel and Gretel-inspired Halloween event from 24 October to 1 November 2026.
Fairytale Farm in Chipping Norton is hosting a Hansel and Gretel-inspired Halloween event called 'Scarily Ever After' from 24 October to 1 November 2026. The immersive experience includes a themed trail of puzzles and riddles, a pumpkin giveaway, and creative activities.
Children will receive a Spellbook Passport and follow Hansel and Gretel's trail to earn a 'No Trick, Just Sweet Treat!' reward. The Pebble Trail leads to the Woodcutters' Pumpkin Patch, where each child receives a pumpkin to take home. Pumpkin carving or painting is available in the Woodcutters' Carving Marquee. Ginger the Witch will guide children in decorating gingerbread, whilst the Crafty Candy Marquee offers additional Halloween activities in partnership with Creation Station.
Visitors are encouraged to arrive in costume for a special trick-or-treat welcome, with face-painting available for a small additional charge. The farm's director Nick Laister said the farm wants 'Halloween to be an adventure families can enjoy together'. The event also provides an opportunity to experience the farm's newest attraction, Journey to Alice's Wonderland, alongside its animals, play areas, and fairytale displays.
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- Fairytale farm unveils spellbinding half-term Halloween adventureThe Cotswold attraction in Chipping Norton is running its 'Scarily Ever After' event from October 24 to November 1, 2026.Oxfordshire Guardian · 21 Oct, 05:00
- Fairytale farm unveils spellbinding half-term Halloween adventureThe Cotswold attraction in Chipping Norton is running its 'Scarily Ever After' event from October 24 to November 1, 2026.Oxford Mail · 21 Oct, 05:00
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