£120 half day out with kids inc food. Don’t get me wrong, the place is lovely but you’re lucky if you get to book a table in winter peak times. If you don’t get one inside then you’re left standing! 6 available pick up and plonk down somewhere chairs (only 6). Kids eating food on the floor because there are nowhere near enough tables and they’ve all been booked out. I’m sure you could spend a whole day there in the summer , but winter , not really!! Farm? A few animals at best - allow 15 mins to see these. Basically it’s soft play with a fab outdoor area so summer is great and would make the most of it due to the cost. Food lovely, but again, expensive. And I’m not sure I know of any adult that would choose to spend the day there , we go for kids right?? But still have to pay £13 odd for the privilege of taking them there. £82 for a family of 5 entrance plus food (which includes £2.50 admin fee 🙄 which you HAVE to pay) Please rethink your table situation and your adult admissions price. Particularly during winter months.

The children enjoyed it but there were four children and six adults and I could find ni way to book only two adults in the ice so I had to pay for six. Then I was told I had to pay another twenty pounds for the ice things due the kids to hold onto. So the whole three hour experience cost £220 without any food or drink so I would never go again.

So disappointed with our recent visit, wandered outside with our little boy to see the animals and it was all closed. Bouncy pillows were not open either, which left us with only soft play, we could have gone much closer to home for MUCH cheaper. I think it's terrible that this isn't noted on the website for you to CLEARLY see, instead, there's a tiny little section at the bottom of the page to say the barn is closed at the moment, there should at least be a pop up as you land on the website to let customers know! RIP OFF - to still be charging the same money. People wouldn't even think to check if the animals are still out considering you have FARM in your name. It doesn't even include the info of no animals on the 'key information for your visit ' when you have booked - unbelievable. I can't believe I paid £28 for this afternoon, I will not be returning and will make sure to tell everyone I know what kind of service you provide.

Good couple of hours but expensive for a family of 5. We had a good time and food was delicious, but after 2 hours 15 mins our table time was up and the lockers were too small for 5x coats, gloves, and toddlers bag. Also the table was no good for family of 5 as 4 fixed seats. Looking around we were the exception as most people either had younger children and only a couple of them or they were there for a birthday party. We had 9, 7 and 3 year old plus 2x adults. We ended up leaving at 12.30 as we were a bit lost without a ‘base’ for our children that were going in all different directions due to their age. I think somewhere like Bocketts farm may have been better for the age of our children. We will come again, but not all together and for a special treat.

We were 2 adults, 3 children 18mths, 8yrs and 14yrs. The negatives - We felt it was very expensive, considering most of the farm is aimed at young children. Very little for a 14yr old to participate in, but yet had to pay the most expensive ticket to enter. The adult tickets are also quite pricey. The larger slides in the softplay and outdoor doughnuts could have done with staff supervision. Children were pretty much left to their own devices and excited children tend to not want to share or wait their turn. Positives - The farm, play areas were very clean and seemed well maintained. Staff we did encounter, were friendly and helpful. The younger children in our group really enjoyed their day and had a lot of fun.

Not been for a while but took my 14 month old granddaughter. Obviously she can only use the under 3 area and it's a bit tatty and grubby looking now with some either older than 3 or very large 3 year olds who don't look out for the little ones and just run riot with staff not checking. It's still a great place but I object to paying a £2.50 booking fee - why are you doing that !!

Very, very expensive as have to pay almost full Price for adults. Got moved on from table at lunch time which was awkward as no where else to put things or eat/drink indoors (cold outside). Table booking is for up to 8 people but only 4 seats? Staff are friendly though and place seems clean. Animal handling staff were wonderful. Overall good , but would be better if just paid for the children that used it.

Visited here before the pandemic and since for birthdays. Wasn't aware that you cannot bring your own food anymore. Their food is overpriced and rubbish. Thick, overcooked, overpriced stodge that my kids wouldn't touch. I can understand why they didn't allow food during the pandemic but it's now become a money-making scheme...paying airport prices for coffee and food when the ticket prices are extortionate too. I would have considered a family annual pass but you have to pay £2.50 booking fee every time you visit plus food costs so it soon adds up.....just not worth it!

Great place, plenty of parking as it does get busy. Have to agree the food prices are steep and you can easily spend £100 for 4 hours of kiddie fun. You can’t take a picnic so they have you captured. A 6 or 12 month ticket makes more sense if yer local want to go regularly.

This farm used to be lovely and the children had a great time. Unfortunately we visited today and found out the toilets are UNISEX. I found this absolutely disgusting and the thought of my grandchildren having to use a cubicle next to an adult male revolting. I cannot believe that the farm has done this especially the way things are these days. This is the last time I ever visit this farm!!