Me and my daughter had a wonderful day exploring the War Horse farm. We spent a good 4 hours there, exploring the farm, feeding the animals, taking the tractor ride, enjoying a cuppa with a slice of cake whilst taking in the beautiful views. We also attempted the trail. The staff were very friendly. My 2 year old daughter did not want to leave. Hope to return again soon.

Despite the horrible weather (bad planning on my part!) me, my friends, our 5, 5, & 10 year olds had a great day with lots to do! Lots of different farm animals to feed, stroke, brush, and check for eggs! The kids loved the tractor ride to see all the sheep with their babies and got to bottle feed some lambs afterwards. The cafe was a lovely little place with delicious cakes. My son is high needs autistic and can be quite loud and messy, but the owners were so patient with him and wonderfully friendly - Even when my son was noisy during the information bits and having a small meltdown when leaving his favourite animals (donkeys!) to see the rest. We will certainly be returning in the summer to see the farm in its full beauty and would definitely recommend it as an autism friendly day out.

Wonderful place - Graham was working so hard in terrible weather, but we had a great time. Opportunity to bottle feed the lambs and groom the donkeys. Super friendly Alpacas and goats and all the animals and birds well cared for. It is a working farm and we enjoyed a trailer ride across the fields to watch the sheep dog rounding up the sheep which was interesting. The museum and trench were well put together and informative. We didn’t sample the cream teas but hope to return!

A fantastic day, kids loved it. Fed alpacas, played games in the barn, boys loved the ww1 trench. The tractor ride was very informative and the ice-cream was delicious. Children 7,9 and 13. All were worn out at the end of the day

Everything you need here for a fun but relaxing family afternoon out. Nature trail, WWI and War Horse museum, LOADS of animals to feed and pet, great tractor ride, WWI trench, lovely cream tea, a couple of little play areas, gorgeous countryside...the best thing though is that's it's low key, quiet, not commercialised or gimmicky, just a purely authentic farm / history / literary visit. Will definitely come back.

Amazing great value day out for all ages. So much to see and do and a great way to learn about the War Horse story. Our children loved all the animals especially feeding the alpacas and grooming the donkeys, playing in the play barn and the older generation were fascinated by the museum and the story behind War Horse. There is a lovely walk around the farm just right for the family. Graham, the owner, went out of his way to make our day so enjoyable especially as we turned up on a day that the farm was closed!

Absolutely beautiful traditional Devon farm, idylic and just amazing. There is so much to see and we go every year and there's more to see. The owners are so friendly and passionate about the environment, animals and farming. The Devon tea is lovely but my favourite moment has to be watching a baby donkey being born, in fact the farmer ran out into the car park to herd everyone up into the barn to watch it amazing. The cow safari is just something else. I love relaxing with a brew and watching the kids play games on the lawn with stunning views and animals. The nature trail is beautiful and well worth exploring the fields and woodlands.

This is just the most amazing place! We had a fabulous time. So much to see and do. The museum is wonderful, there is so much information about World War I and the horses that were taken into battle. The trench was superb, especially with the sound effects playing as you walked around, gave a real feel for what it must have been like for the troops and the conditions they had to endure. Made me feel very thankful for all those men who fought and gave their lives. My absolute favourite part was seeing the donkeys and their foals, amazing to be able to go inside the stable and actually groom them, they are so friendly and beautiful and I shall cherish this experience ... can't wait to go back next year! The trailer ride was also superb. The farmer is so knowledgeable and shared a great deal of information while driving round the farm. Tea room was lovely, cream tea was delicious abd the best we have had this year. Such a lovely day for a very small price. Thank you so much and look forward to next time.

Our 3rd time visiting and it seemed better than ever. My 2 teenage daughters loved feeding the lambs and fussing the baby donkeys and goats, as well as all the other animals. The trailer ride is always fun and we enjoyed trying fruit growing in the orchard. A few new additions since we last visited and it's such good value for money.

This place is good value for money, I don’t normally go to farms but this place was very interesting. There is lots to see - animals (alpacas, donkeys, goats, rabbits, cows, sheep, pigs, turkeys, chickens), First World War trench, trail and museum. Also lots to do - feed the animals, go on a tractor ride to see the farm fields, play snooker, air hockey, table tennis, golf putt and football. The tearoom has some tasty cakes, and average price. Loved seeing and listening to the history of the farm as well as the story behind War Horse. It is hidden away but it has a lot to do for how small the farm is. All the family thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, we stayed from opening (2pm) till closing (6pm). If we’re in the area again will definitely go again!