We had a wonderful day out with our 18 month old grandson. He loved the animals and we met the owner feeding them. He was so friendly and told us all about the animals and showed our grandson some of the baby ones. The animals were all friendly and well looked after. We loved the play barn. There was a small bouncy castle ideal for our little one and a roomy space for younger ones. He spent ages playing in the houses and climbing on the slides. The cafe was great and there were good baby changing facilities. We had a very nice lunch too. Everyone was so friendly and I think a Fantesy Farm visit will become a regular grandparents day out!

We took our two grandchildren ( a seven and a three year old) on Wednesday the 17th of July. It was a dry day. The schools had not broken up, so it was fairly quiet. There were young families (with push chairs) and some teenagers. We arrived just before 12 noon. We went on a tractor ride first and then fed the sheep, goats, horses and rabbits. Both kids were shown by the young lady assistant how to do this. The feed was a a cheap buy. Washing hands was easy and we had lunch. That was a cheap buy as well. In the afternoon we went to the indoor bouncy castle. Then outside to play crazy golf and had a cheap ice-cream. There was a lake with boats, a race track with cars and all other sorts of bikes. All in all it was a cheap day out with lots to do. It was nice to go to a family farm park with nice local staff. For cheap read this as reasonable and there was not a corporate air about it at all, it was the family feel that came through.

Great way to spend a couple of hours. It can get expensive though between food for animals at £1.50, £4 for go karts and £2 for bucking bronco on top of entry fee. Lovely tractor ride to see the sheep amd cows and lovely to be able to meet and greet animals and handle some of them. Plenty to do for little ones - soft play, bouncy castle, animal petting, swings, tractor ride, crazy golf, pedal boats and overall good value