THERE is a chance to get your boots on and go pumpkin picking this Halloween but be quick as spaces are very limited!

Manorafon Farm Park in Abergele went pumpkin mad this weekend with its popular 'Pumpkin Fest' and there were an estimated 16,000 edible pumpkins to pick.

For the last two years Pumpkin Fest has been unable to run due to the pandemic and ITV using the farm park as a production site for I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.

This year the farm park is running Pumpkin Fest Day, from 9.30am until 3.30pm, and Pumpkin Fest Nights which will run from 4.30pm until 9.30pm.

A spokesperson from Manorafon Farm Park said: "This year, much to local families delight – it is back again. Bigger and better than ever before. Whether you want a wholesome family day out with an epic side of fun, a get together with friends, or a date night with ambience, Pumpkin Fest has something for everyone.

"For the daytime event, grab your boots and head over to the PYO pumpkin patch to find the perfect pumpkin, you can also explore the pumpkin market to get what you need for an amazing display. Carve your pumpkin with the team and leave all the mess behind.

"You can watch the fab-boo-lous magic show, and take a walk round the Halloween Trail to complete the Ghost Busters hunt and get some Halloween themed family photos. If you want to have an extra awesome day, make your own Gingerbread Mummy biscuit and stretchy Slime in the optional workshops.

"When the sun goes down, the twinkling festoon lights turn on for Pumpkin Nights. 

"Enjoy the illuminated pumpkin patch and market, and marvel at the Halloween trail at night. The pumpkin carving tent is open for nights too."

The Jolly Pumpkin Pub is serving beer on draught along with other beverages and is located by the band stage. Artists including the Wee Bag Band and Wilbur Milton are part of the entertainment line up.

There will also be fire displays and stilt walkers as well as food vendors such as Feast Brothers, Bonnies Pizza and new The Walnut Box. 

Prebooking is necessary.

For more information visit www.manorafon-farm-park.co.uk or search Manorafon Farm Park on Facebook.