Frequently Asked Questions

We advise suitable clothing for the weather conditions. However, we have 3 large undercover barns plus the museum, pottery, indoor play area and cafe, so there is plenty to do in bad weather too. Put on plenty of jumpers in winter months so you can fully enjoy your visit. Most of the farm is paved so wellington boots are not essential but maybe useful.

Access for people with disabilities.

The majority of the farm is wheelchair friendly, with concrete walkways and paths. The only exceptions are the paddock areas (in wet weather) and the upper floor of the museum. There is a disabled toilet on site.

Whenever possible we try to include people with disabilities in as many activities as possible.

Dogs are not allowed around the farm site (with the exception of assistance dogs). Dogs are only allowed in the picnic area just inside the entrance but must be kept on leads.

We accept payment by Visa, Mastercard, Switch & Maestros as well as cash. There is a 50p charge for card payments of less than £12.

Are we allowed to re-enter the Farm Park?
You are allowed to come in and out during the day of your visit – simply show your sticker upon re-entry.

 How long does it take to go round?
We advise allowing at least half a day for your visit and recommend arriving before 1.00pm – in order to make the most of your time.

Do you need to pre-book?
There is no need for family groups to pre-book, although all school / large groups should ring in advance to arrange their visit.

What is the latest time we can arrive?
Last entry is half an hour before closing – but we recommend arriving much earlier than this to make the most of your visit.

Is there car parking?
There is ample free car and coach parking on site.