It's a largish, family oriented wildlife zoo. All sorts of animals to see especially in the outside paddocks and had reasonable amount of space. You need to hav your ticket in hand in arrival as they are checked after driving through the main gate...otherwise you hold up the queue! Food/drink/ice cream kiosks dotted around the park with a large restaurant area as well. Plenty of space for picnics everywhere. Large play area with all sorts of equipment to keep youngsters amused to bring a change to "just looking at animals". Must sees: rhinos, cloud leopards, anacondas, penguins and some animals we'd never heard of!

There was plenty of parking available, although it could get muddy in wet weather. We visited as a family of three and paid around £55, which felt a little expensive. The online booking link wasn't working, and there was no clear pricing displayed on arrival. The animals appeared well cared for and had spacious enclosures. We enjoyed feeding the animals and watching the live lambing, which was a thrilling experience. There were also plenty of activities to keep children entertained, along with refreshment kiosks and gift shop. It was a pleasant family day out and worth a one-time visit.

Have just returned from a lovely weekend in the MH.Great pitches,clean showers and washing areas. Friendly staff, fabulous food and live entertainment on Saturday evening. We spent a full day and a half on the farm,plenty of rare breeds to see,babies to feed and lovely walks.The shop has some beautiful items for sale. The only regret was not having the grand children with us,but will certainly go back with them.

Great campsite - clean toilets, showers with good water pressure (at times too warm) and family facilities. The proximity to the farm park was a big highlight, and there's also a cafe which is open early to late for coffee/breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also had food trucks and evening entertainment, plus later entry to the park after closing, which was a huge bonus. Fantastic value as well. Would highly recommend. The only thing I was not so keen on was the 'farm shop' which had a very limited food selection and was more of a gift shop.

The well kept Farm Park is suitable for young children and would benefit from an indoor play area with slides, climbing frames etc for wet days. Interesting selection of rare breed animals and descriptive signs around explaining the progress of farming. 2 stunning wildlife walks which are a must. Friendly helpful staff, nice gift shop and an excellent full English breakfast. We enjoyed the singer on Saturday evening. Stayed at the attached caravan park with great facilities although the shower temperature was too hot. This was reported. Also when the farm closes there are no play facilities on the site for children.