Just back from a wonderful day in Turoe Pet Farm. The price is reasonable and the facilities are great.The outdoor play area is superb and the indoor area is fantastic. My children can't wait to return.

Went here for our grandson 2nd birthday. Had a lovely time with loads for kids of all ages.
It’s well run and caters for all ages and interests.

My family and I were very impressed by our enjoyable visit here this morning. It was easy to find from Galway and then only a short distance from the main road. Once there parking was easy and getting tickets from the friendly man at the gate was a breeze. The rate for two adults and one child was €28 (I don’t know if there is a season ticket rate for locals) which isn’t cheap but we were there for over three hours and had a blast so it was worth it for us.

There was so much to do that the adults and child all loved. We started by going around seeing and petting the animals. My daughter loved petting the rabbits and we all enjoyed walking around the nature path and feeding goats, llamas, donkeys, sheep, and an unusual breed of pig called a kone kone we had never seen before. One brown goat was naughty and would chase away sheep who approached the fence looking for food. My wife fed the greedy goat and distracted him while my daughter fed the sheep. It was all part of the fun.

Next we played on the amazing playground outside. We have taken our daughter to Ireland twice now and Iceland last year and each time have visited a playground and we are amazed by how much better the playgrounds in Europe are, with much cooler things to spin on and so forth. This playground was no exception to that. It was fantastic. I also want to note that everything was spotless and well maintained.

Next was the bouncy castle inside. What a wonder! I had to admire whoever designed this engineering marvel for this spot. It is massive and like no bounce place we have ever seen. I also appreciate that there is one way in and out so adults can just relax on the chairs outside knowing their kid is in a self contained area (and, just like every other bounce place I’ve ever encountered on two continents, adults are not allowed in the bouncing area; how do some people not know this?). It wasn’t crowded, either, and at one point our nine year old even had the place to herself for a few minutes and was Queen of the Castle. All in all, she bounced for a full hour!

We had lunch in their “Country Kitchen”. It is a large area with picnic tables and a simple but inexpensive menu which was perfect for our needs. Then we went outside again and visited the animals again.

Between all the museums and castle ruins on our trip which we are all loving, we thought our daughter could use an entirely kid-centric morning. We couldn’t be happier with our experience here.