⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ really loved our day out here! Will be returning very soon! The animals are brilliant and my children had the best time here

I've been lucky enough to go here the past two days.
First day I missed the lamb feeding so went back the next day to feed them because they're too cute! Lovely experience!

It was wet and had mud but I'm alive enough to realise it's winter and my garden for my dogs is possibly worse than the farm so I wore boots, because I was going to a farm!!

All the animals were well taken care of, I got to see a Guinea pig's skin treated properly as after breeding they pull their hair out and it was so nice to see such care taken of the little piggy!

The donkeys weren't out as the ground wasn't safe enough for them to walk on but they came to the fence for hugs and I got to kiss a muddy pig who was in his element!

My favourite part tho has to be the deer who is very hand friendly, that's the first time I've ever stroked a deer as I've only seen them in the wild before
To find out he's a rescue and they continue to handle him, and watching him spring around the enclosure, was just the best!

All the staff were friendly and sooo patient with my 9 million questions about all the animals.

I'd definitely go back, certainly an enjoyable day.

Visited yesterday before afternoon tea at the farm, please note this venue is not connected to the farm shop and cafe
I know it was February but a poor show, not many animals, no lambs although they were advertising lamb feeding.
I rang and spoke to the owner - he wouldn’t even let us go back at a later date to feed the lambs or a refund.
Women was rude as well, but the two ladies working on the farm were lovely.
Don’t bother wasting your money folks