

Visit a family-owned working farm with hands-on animal encounters and a café serving refreshments throughout the day.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in
On-site cafe offering hot beverages, coffee, sandwiches, pasties, and ice cream
Hours: 10:00-17:00 weekends and holidays March to September
A really great day out. Lots of outdoor adventures to be had. The number of different play options was great, all the slides and the maze and the hat bakes went down a treat. Feeding the animals is great fun, and the cafe was reasonably priced for some lovely options.
Great place to take the family. My Grandchildren absolutely loved the Hay bale barn & feeding the goats. Lots of outdoor play & picnic Areas. A lovely day out.
Easy to locate On site parking, cafe,toilets. Picnic areas.hand washing facility Reasonable entry price.Can also purchase foods to feed animals and fish. Bails of straw set out to kids and adults can run and jump on them Animals to see and stroke and feed..get up close Massive play area ..slides and pipe tunnels at earth / grass level trees to climb..Kids will get dirty as it a farm.But they love it running free.advice either wellies or suitable foot wear. Ice creams on sale. Open spaced fresh air..plenty of Picnic areas to sit. A simple most enjoyable place to get close to nature.
Everybody loves honeysuckle farm. You can feed the sheep and goats special animal food and the fish fish food which you get in little pots from the entrance. There are cows, horses and donkeys but you dont feed those. They dont have pigs anymore though, which i do miss. There is plenty of play opportunities for the kids with hay bales to jump on (under cover should it rain), tunnel slides (which even the 20 year old had fun on!)u, normal slides, rope bridges and wooden climbing frames. There's a hedge maze and lots of wooded area where you can build stick dens. The cafe is lovely with a good choice of food and drink at reasonable prices and the staff are lovely. If you want to take your own food there are plenty of picnic areas and tables to sit at. My only issue was all picnic areas are outside, the main one is under shelter but if you happen to go on a cold or windy day you can't keep warm whilst sat eating lunch as you're not allowed to eat your own lunch in the cafe.
Great place for parents/grandparents, younger children, or those who love the outdoors. Various animals as you walk round to see and feed some of them sheep, goats cows, donkeys, horses, pigs and fish. You can buy cups of fish, animal feed as you enter. There is a nice cafe selling hot and cold, drinks and food too but loads of picnic tables dotted around. You start and finish at the main barn this holds hay bails the kids can play on (only one high) also play forts in the woods and a small maze. The fish pounds are a lovely with loads of big fish you can feed at special feeding stations. Accessible for disabled/SEND children although it maybe hard with a normal wheel chair with small wheels (it's a farm and countryside) Highly recommended 👌 Its our special place with our kids
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
