If you are visiting for the day, please make sure you have purchased your ticket and added any ‘bolt ons’ you may need if we have an event on, for example: Pumpkin Picking at Halloween, meeting Farmer Christmas during our Christmas period.

If you are an annual pass holder, please be sure to reserve your space for the day. This is so we can track our visitors and ensure we are meeting health and safety guidelines. This is to also avoid disappointment of being turned away on the day.

Please ensure all existing open cuts or grazes are covered before visiting the farm park and touching the animals, and children are informed to wash their hands after touching the animals.

If you are bringing a group or school trip, we advise the trip organisers to visit in advance to do a health and safety risk assessment.

Just a kind reminder to bring coats and wellies during the cooler months as the ground is likely to be muddy.

If you have forgotten anything for your visit, we do stock umbrella’s, socks, leggings, t-shirts, and other clothing items you can purchase from our shop.

We advise you bring a towel or a spare change of clothes if your little one decides to use the Splash Zone, water play.

Please do not eat food within any area’s outside of the picnic area or the Hen House restaurant. We ask this to protect other customers and our animals from eating potentially harmful substances or be affected by cross contamination.

After taking part in our animal activities, and before eating lunch, we ask you to make sure you and your children has washed and dried their hands thoroughly in the toilets or other hand washing facilities around the park.

Please ensure your children are careful when feeding or petting our animals, follow the animal barn leaders’ instructions on how to get involved with these activities safely.