




Combine animal handling and outdoor play at this family-run farm with an on-site tearoom serving homemade food and afternoon tea.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in or book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
Tearooms offering a variety of dishes with locally sourced ingredients, homemade bakes, and special offerings including afternoon tea and champagne breakfast
A really lovely well, maintained farm. Something for everyone here. Tea/coffee and cake for the adults, a big, covered sandpit full of diggers and spades, a play area for both younger and older children and animals that you can feed. It's just the right size to be able to keep an eyeball on your child while sitting down outside. Highly recommended!
Lovely farm, great big sandpit with abundant toys for the kids to play with, lots of scooters, cars and other bits to keep the little ones active and having fun. However, entrance is very narrow and surprisingly not pram-friendly, tickets are incredibly overpriced (£9 each- even for babies), soft drinks extortionate (£3.20 for a bottle of soft drink?!) and the 2 hour time limit is a massive let down. There is also nowhere near enough shaded seating for parents, especially in the scorching heat.
We went recently as a big group for a birthday party, after a disappointing meal somewhere the night before. We love the farm anyway and visit regularly, but I need to leave a review about how fantastic the service and food was. We did a pre-order which we appreciated with being a large group and it being a venue on the smaller size. The order was correct, the food came quickly, it was super fresh and the service was fantastic. It was a really hot day so we appreciated the staff regularly checking in to see if we wanted any more drinks or anything else. The food was restaurant standard. The farm and play area has been so lovingly designed and the little ones loved playing on the play equipment and in the sandpit - where we have never seen so many toys! Great selection of drinks and ice creams which helped with it being so warm. We have visited lots and will continue to, but couldn’t not leave a review about how lovely the food and service was. This place really is a hidden gem!
It has been a pleasure to see this farm evolve and flourish through hard work and passion. Lydia and the team have remained consistent over the years providing an experience which improved year on year. When my family and I visited on Friday to see the Tora’s Falconry experience I was so impressed. The farm has a variety of educational resources, variety of animals, climbing equipment, sandpits and more. The aesthetic is wonderful, as it was Easter there was the most beautifully curated Beatrix potter experience which provided the most beautiful backdrop and was so carefully curated and considered. The farm feels a mix of a quintessential English garden mixed with a New England vibe. It felt like true escapism, tranquility and relaxation. Kites circled above the farm soaring high and the sky also had regular air traffic from aviation. For children of all ages there are things to see and learn. The cake selection was incredibly tempting and the menu reasonably priced. I thoroughly recommend a visit I couldn’t get my 5,8 &11yr old to leave and I didn’t want to either. It is a testament to continued hard work and investment in resources, people and animals and deserves support and success.
We visited here today (3 adults and 1 toddler). The food was nice and tasty. Staff were accommodating. The farm was lovely and you could see how well the animals are looked after. There’s a really good play area with a sand pit. It’s a great secure space for kids - as long as the entry/exit gate is kept closed! I can’t believe it took us so long to visit but I can most definitely say we’ll be back soon. Thanks!
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
