My son found the venue through google searching where he could interact with snakes/bugs etc so we booked it for the bank holiday Monday. Great day out for both of my children. It is nice to be able to get up so close to the animals, feed them & also be able to touch them (something the kids loved!). They both want to return as soon as we can. Unfortunately we did not get to pick up any of the smaller animals (snakes, lizards, tortoise) at the afternoon chat session as we went to see the birds of prey display which ran into the time of this (although there was 2 chat sessions available we did not arrive at the park until midday so missed the 11am one). Bird session was really enjoyable & it was great to have them so close to us. Really informative too. Whole afternoon was really relaxed, plenty of space & so clean everywhere. Staff were really good as well and helpful. Will definitely return again soon.

A great place to visit with the family. Well kept and well laid out park and they even have dinosaurs . The owners look to be investing in adding additional attractions so not long until they have a brand new meerkat experience. Food in the bistro is very good and reasonably priced. As is the well stocked giftshop.

Very good place for killing a few exciting hours with the kids. Lots of animals to see. The play barn is great and spacious with a good little cafe. It is good to see people actually cleaning up throughout the day aswel, hoovering and sweeping, as so many of these type of places don’t keep things tidy. I’ve docked a star for some poor design decisions, the main one being the huge seating area outside the cafe which can only be accessed via 1 entrance near the cafe entrance, so if you are sitting near the banisters towards the soft play, you have to walk all the way back to the cafe entrance and then all the way round to the soft play to go see your kids. It needs another entrance. And whoever installed the wooden benches at the bird of prey display needs to redo their carpentry apprenticeship. On the whole though it’s a great place and the kids love it.

We had a good day at the Farm. My girls absolutely loved the wizarding experience. We went when it was the first day of witchcraft & wizardry school. It was a short engaging trail and kids absolutely loved it. We also enjoyed seeing the small selection of animals, all the birds; especially the variety of owls, although they looked so lonely in their cages. The pumpkin carving was another highlight. The lady running it was lovely and so helpful, especially since it was our first time doing it. The indoor play area was amazing, with lots of different sections to explore. It’s nice that they have different areas so it never felt too crowded. The tricycles/Go-kart in the racing track are dated and not working properly. The only downside was the flying demonstration. We literally ran to get there and were just a few feet away when the demonstrator closed the gate right in front of us. My kids were really disappointed, as they were excited to see it. It would have been nice if they’d let us in since we were right there. After this disappointment, my girls didn’t want to explore any further so we couldn’t do the dino trail. Overall though, it was a good experience.

A lovely farm with cafe, good play barn, nice woods and playground. I came here with my wife and 10-month old on a very windy day. The entrance, gift shop, and cafe were great. Good choice of souvenirs, nice cafe, great atmosphere. The service of our drinks was perhaps a little slow. Outside there's a fun looking playground and then it's to to the animals. This is no zoo - there are only tame farmyard animals. Goats, tortoises, guinea pigs, cows, snakes, etc. Generally the animal enclosures looked clean and well kept. Animals seemed happy. However, some of the enclosures were quite small and plenty of them were empty. Regarding shows, there was a schedule as we came in. But some of them were cancelled on our visiting day as it was so windy. The play barn is cracking for all ages. Drop slides, a foam-ball shoot-out, a pirate zone, a medieval zone. We only used the under-four area, but even that was quite good. There was also a dinosaur trail through the woods, and a large adventure playground, down at the far end of the farm. These were excellent, though I question the wisdom of allowing them to remain open during the high winds on our visitation day. After seeing a few sizable branches fall into the playground space, we soon left and advised staff, who were like "oh. Oh yeah. It is windy. Maybe it should be closed" like they had no process for windy days, or no common sense. Also worth noting there is no refund policy at all here. This feels unnecessarily exploitative and cruel - Doesn't show a good attitude towards customers. Overall a good experience and worth a visit. We will likely be back.