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Visited this farm for the first time for halloween fun,i was very happy,i get very anxious with new places,especially with covid,prices were very reasonble,so spacious and so worth the money,parking was good.All staff were very pleasant over all i enjoyed my day with my son highly reccomended ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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This was heaven for my young Grandson - so much to see and do. He loved the sit and ride tractors, and the chance to sit in a real tractor. He was fascinated with all the animals, and took a particular liking to the "Fairy walk" through some trees ! I would give the experience a full five if it wasn't for the fact we were charged £8.50 to take a one year old in !! The cafe did it's best to provide a great choice of food at reasonable prices - but the service was so painfully slow, which is a nightmare when you have a young child to entertain as you wait. My tip to other visitors is to take plastic bags for the animal feed. The small paper bags they are sold in soon disintegrate, leaving a Hansel and Gretal trail of unused food behind you !…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Went with my two granddaughters 8 years and 5 years and they really really enjoyed it. Loads of animals to see and pet Go carts as well as a fairyland walk, play area and bouncy area all for the price of the ticket. It was laid out very well and Covid 19 rules and regulations were in place and well adhered to.. They loved it and could have spent all day there. I certainly did not think the tickets were expensive and have paid a lot more at other places for a lot less. Well done to Little Owl Park Farm…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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I took my grandson aged one a couple of weeks ago and was surprised that they charged £8.50 for a toddler. The Safari Park is free for children under four which is excellent. Whilst everything was in place for COVID regulations and well organised, it was sad to see solitary animals in cages which were quite bare. The ‘Critters’ discovery was also quite sad as the creatures were in very small glass tanks, again many solitary creatures mostly asleep. The highlights of the visit were the Meerkats and the piglets. I don’t think we will go again due to the pricing issue and condition of some of the animals in cages.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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went to visit today with our young granddaughter. lots of animals to see, and plenty of opportunities to pet and feed the animals. food £1 bag from reception. bouncing pillows and play area all inclusive. plenty of hand washing stations and picnic areas. staff friendly and informative. didn't eat in the cafe as we took a picnic, but looked clean. would definitely recommend, kids will enjoy …
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Date of experience: September 2020
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