None Go Bye Farm

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This is such a place. The is pretty good, got a butchers and a few items. As well as toys and things to buy for kids. You pay at the for access to the animals. It’s £1 for entry and get a bag of food to the animals. You can buy extra for £1. . The has goats, chickens, llamas, donkeys, sheep and others. They all come over for the food so you can get really close to them. There’s a little inside with a sandpit and some slides and things. It’s cold. Then down to the lakes, I can’t take into account my as I’m not but it’s a great setting and we’ve caught a few small fish between us. place for to have fun there a too butchers and toys and other things plus a few outside Friendly staff range of food and the butcher's is great Friendly tame that happily and gently from your hands, the absolutely loved it! And amazing value with a lovely shop. I'm told the lakes are great too. Update: There is now a lovely barn with mums and babies as well as wallabies. It's always lovely to have a trip out here and a picnic. As a place to take or may have merits, I couldn't say as I visited it as a expecting to find produce and meat. Meat selection was almost non-existent, asked if they had any whole chickens and was told "only frozen". Majority of the space is given over to a range of pre-packaged stuff. If you're looking to buy fruit, veg, and fresh meat then look elsewhere. During my recent visit to the farm, I had a bit of a mixed experience. The itself seemed like a great place for with its lively atmosphere and various activities. The were clearly having a blast, and that’s always a positive. However, I must say that there was a notable downside to the visit. One of the staff members, a lady, seemed to have an off-putting attitude. The way she talked to us was a bit rude and left me feeling uncomfortable. What was more concerning was the lack of staff around. We had trouble finding someone to help us out or guide us, and we weren’t even sure where to pay for the entry. Who would’ve thought that the payment should be made at a butcher counter? When the lady approached us. She made multiple mentions of having seen us on the CCTV cameras while we were trying to navigate the place. The manner in which she did so was quite condescending, almost making us feel like we were being treated as if we’d done something wrong. It left me feeling perplexed and a bit uneasy. All in all, while the itself was a fun place for kids, the encounter with the staff member did put a damper on the experience. The lady at the butcher counter was helpful and polite. We had a wonderful visit to the with our children. The experience was perfect for little ones, offering easy walking paths that made it a breeze to explore. The highlight was definitely feeding the animals—our kid loved getting up close to the friendly goats, sheep, and chickens. The was well-stocked with fresh, local produce and unique gifts, while the children's was a hit, providing a safe and fun space for the to burn off some energy. Overall, it was a delightful day out that we highly recommend for families! Really walk. There is a circular path with to feed, pay £1 for adults, and £1 for children, the children will get a small bag of feed. (to be paid in the on arrival). My had a blast with this. They have a inside, which is £2 and £1 for non playing visitors, but it's for under 7s to play. They have warm drinks and snacks to buy in the shop. They have 5 ponds for fishing, they have a childs pond if you lil ones enjoy or want to try their hands at fishing. It's £10 for adult and £5-8 for children. They don't allow non guests to walk around the ponds, unfortunately. I was looking for a animal themed cheap trip out. £5 for the 4 of us and 2 bags of animal feed. Fed the goats, saw chickens, ducks ,geese, llamas, donkeys, rabbits, sheep, ponies, wallabies (I think) and then the babies. It may be a small loop but it's worth it and the loved it. We come here with our two children on a regular basis. It's excellent value for money. It costs us £10, which includes access to the and the farm. The is indoors, so it's a great place to come on a rainy day. I would highly recommend. A charming little though small, was absolutely delightful and easily accessible with a pram, making it ideal for families with young children. The layout is well thought out, secure and easy to navigate. Our could roam freely and safely, which allowed us to enjoy the experience. The was surprisingly affordable, making it an excellent option for a budget-friendly family outing. The £1 entry fee included a bag of feed. the offered plenty of interactions with the animals, ensuring that everyone had a memorable time. Another highlight was the farm's proximity to the airport. After spending a lovely morning at the farm, we drove just a short distance to a spot where we could watch planes take off and land. This added an exciting twist to our day, especially for the who were thrilled to see the live plane action up close. Overall, our visit to this cute little was a wonderful experience. It’s a hidden gem that we will be visiting more often and recommending to others. We came here with our daughter as a little something to do for a couple of hours. It’s a lovely little place with lots of friendly little to and stroke (if they let you🤣) it’s only £1 each. We will definitely come again. Indoor area. and are all lovely and really prices on everything! We were searching in Google for a our active 2 year old hadn’t been to before. The indoor here was recommended and when we saw it was a feed-the-animals we knew we had to visit, as she also adores animals! The were gentle and friendly enough she could interact and them, the was great and she ran around so much trying every toy and bike possible! The has a variety and prices too! Worst I have ever visited! Absolutely NOTHING in store apart from frozen pies, biscuits and sweets. No meats or even eggs. Asked if they had any cheeses but got a reply of “nahh never done cheese, apart that stuff in the wax years ago” I’m actually embarrassed for this business. Unfortunately I’m unable to leave a zero star rating. First time going never again. Yes was only £1 each but was there less than 25 minutes. in such small pens barely any space for them to move walking/laying in there own dirt. Farm was poor barely anything in there meat wise. you had to pay separately had a quick look in there would be ok for a small child. Huge lama in a pen that wasn’t big enough for it. I wouldn’t recommend it at all. Sorry no photos it was raining so left phone in car Today, my son was thrilled to visit the farm. He loved it—there was so much laughter with the goats and the bigger pigs with their babies. We had the best time from morning until lunch. It’s such a beautiful place, full of nature and so peaceful. ☺️ been here twice now however we've only fished the bottom lake as that's only one that allows feeders during summer. Toilets are grim but I guess better than none. Staff friendly. No issues and rules reasonable. £10 person £6 OAP and disability Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. 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