Forage Farm Shop in Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, was included in a list compiled by DiscoverCars.com, which highlighted pumpkin patches with free on-site parking.
The site offers more than just pumpkin picking.
Visitors can meet a variety of farm animals, including pygmy goats, pigs and alpacas, and enjoy tractor rides and a maize maze.
Daytime tickets start at £12 per car.
A spokesperson for DiscoverCars.com said: “Pumpkin patches are a fantastic day out for the whole family.
“Although pumpkin picking is the main event, our research into the type of events available this year showed that there are also maize mazes to get lost in, craft workshops, and the opportunity to meet adorable farm animals.”
Forage Farm is open for pumpkin picking on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as every day during the week starting October 26.
The farm also offers a twilight experience at £10 per person, where visitors can pick pumpkins under the stars.
The evening event includes live actors in the maze and fire-throwing performances.
Elsewhere in the UK, other popular pumpkin patches include Meopham PYO in Kent, Cotswolds Farm Park in Gloucestershire and Ryman’s Pumpkins in Staffordshire.
Many of these sites feature farm shops, cafes and family-friendly attractions.
The spokesperson said: “Tickets for some events are already selling out, especially weekends, so if there’s a pumpkin patch near you, you might want to book your tickets in advance.
“As some of these pumpkin patches are working farms or located in the countryside, driving will probably be your best way of getting there – and if there’s a farm shop on-site, it’ll be easier to get all your shopping home too.
“It also means you can take your muddy shoes off and stick them in the boot.
“If you’re bringing your dog, make sure you check the venue’s policy ahead of time.”
At Forage Farm, dogs are not permitted in the pumpkin picking area.
