Recommended by SR with children age 2 on Thu May 06 2021

I absolutely love this farm and all that it stands for HOWEVER! I was so disappointed last time I went (March 2021) that the focus was no longer on the animals but on the new playground. For us the animals were always the main attraction and being able to feed them in the field was lovely. Now there’s a fence, a grass gap and an electric fence between you and the animals. Yes there are a few you can feed in the barn but with current restrictions in place there is a one way system which meant I felt hurried along so as to not cause a backlog. That can’t be helped but I do wish we could feed the animals in the fields again. As it is it felt alot like I’d paid £15 (or similar) for the playground.

Recommended by Kimberley Collings with children ages 2 and 4 on Wed Mar 31 2021

This place is a fantastic day out for a good price - lots of animals to see and petting stations for the little ones to get involved in - the upgraded new park is AMAZING and you can spend hours there on a warm day. The Cafe is also super reasonable. Lots of parking, lots of toilet facilities, very pram friendly. Cannot wait to return after lockdown !

Recommended by Jade Harder with children age 2 on Sun Sep 27 2020

Lots of different animals to feed (if you buy the feed for £1) lots of open space to run about in but also good for keeping a safe distance especially in the ongoing pandemic. Staff were friendly and the cafe had local produce to buy and take home as well as serving. There was also a toy selection which was great for my nearly 2 year old who doesn't like to sit still without a reason! :) The play area was well equipped with sanitiser as well as many stations around the farm. Was a lovely afternoon out

Recommended by Sansha Gordon with children ages 2.9 and 2.8 on Tue Jul 28 2020

My friend booked tickets online, we had slot for 2pm, prices have gone up a bit £6.50 child 7.50 adult animal feed £1 Fairly busy when we arrived but still plenty of car spaces. For those who are interested in Covid saftey measures⬇️ Cafe was well social distanced, few tables inside, Plus outside seating. Order at till on a table, clear marking on floor. take away orders to get from collection stations. Eat in - they bring to your table. One way in & out as you pass ticket office. All sign posted. Arrows on floor in the goat barn. Plenty of washing & antibacterial stations. No Masks worn at all anywhere. (Which I was so happy about 😄) We had a great couple of hrs although our boys were grumpy 😬 Animals were all out & happy, lots of goats, & guinea pigs. Rabbits, chickens, pony's, pigs, mumma cow & calf's, sheep. Potbelly pigs. The playground has been re-vamped big style, since I went in 2018. It's moved over on the big field along with the big red tractor. Great big slide in older area and bridge, It's got smaller equipment for younger kids. One of round spaceship types swings.🤷‍♀️ All in a big sandpit with bucket pulleys ect. Lots picnic benches and very spacious. Next to to the barn with the goats there's an area with peddle ride along tractors. the area where a tractor and old park area is now occupied by goats, with viewing /seating area. All round good afternoon.

Recommended by Tina with children age 3 on Wed Mar 29 2017

I absolutely love this little farm, so does my little boy. There's a good variety of animals and a cafe which serves really nice food. There are play areas and the farm often has events on although near in mind it can get very busy on event days and the cafe gets absolutely packed!

Recommended by Suzanne with children age 3 on Wed Mar 29 2017

Great value little farm. Even if you don't stay long you don't feel you've wasted money. Great cafe with homemade food. Can get crowded at peak times. They also have a very reasonable (small) garden Centre for green fingered adults!

Recommended by Erin Lydon with children ages 3 and 1 on Wed Mar 29 2017

Wow found this place on Wikiplaces for kids site great place for children that like being outside! We choose a cold windy day and the site is quite exposed so would recommend wrapping up. We went with another family and paid £5 splitting (family price £10 2 adults 3 children under 2 free.) so great value The farm has lots of different animals donkeys, shetlands, pigs, sheep, alpaca, rabbits, Guinea pigs and chickens All birds covered but other things to see. There is a outdoor play area with picnic tables with a few ride on toys. Play barn which is very rustic/basic if too cold to play outside has a few games and seats. (Not a soft play) Toilets are nice again basic, they do the job 😂 The cafe is lovely and reasonable priced they offer breakfast/lunch and cakes has an amazing little toy area which was great, plenty of high chairs and lovely and warming after being cold outside. There is outdoor seating for summer. On a summer day I can imagine playing our all day possibly picnic and cold day an hour or 2 is enough then a warm up in the cafe 😊

Recommended by Becky Pink with children ages 6 and 4 on Sun Jan 29 2017

A small farm with a reasonable selection of animals, there is enough to keep kids happy for a couple of hours. There is a playground and an old tractor they can climb on. The cafe is nice and reasonably priced.

Recommended by Cos Benham Smith with children age 1 on Sat Mar 19 2016

Great children's farm with the usual range of petting animals. Outside play park suitable for 3 years plus. Lovely cafe just before the entrance to the farm, which has a good children's and adults menu, highchairs and inside and outside seating and good changing facitilies. Reasonable value for money. Love it!