What Animals Can You See On The Farm Park?

We usually open our gates at 9:30am, with last entry at 4pm, although these times do adjust through our open season. Keep up-to-date with Farm Park opening times here

Yes! We have a large on-site car park that is free of charge.

To allow us to manage the Park’s capacity and stagger arrivals to avoid queues, we ask all guests (with the exception of Members and those staying on the campsite) to pre-book their visit to us.

Please note that we are operating a cashless system on site and are only able to take payments for food and drink by card.

If you are looking to make a future booking for a group of 20 or more, please phone in advance: 01451 850 307.

We pride ourselves on being an inclusive attraction, with the majority of areas accessible for wheelchairs. The adventure play areas however are accessed via an uneven and slightly stony path. Whilst most of our customers using electric wheelchairs manage these areas without trouble, visitors pushing chairs manually can sometimes struggle.

If you or a member of your party has reduced mobility, you can hire one of our mobility scooters for the day.

More information about Accessibility at the Farm Park can be found here.

Yes, three scooters are available to hire every day that the park is open. They are priced at £10 for the day (Plus £50 deposit). Members discount does not apply. Hire a scooter here.

Restrictions for hire:

• Guest must be 16 or over
• Guest must be under 25 stone
• Guest must demonstrate moving forward, backward and manoeuvring safely in a safe area, before being allowed off into park unsupervised.
• Guest must not be under the influence of alcohol

As you can appreciate we get many requests each week for raffle donations, so we ask that everyone requesting a prize fill out a brief questionnaire with details about their event.

We then look at all of the requests we receive on a weekly basis and pick one or two from the many applications, who will then receive a family ticket (to admit 2 adults and 2 children). 

Visitors can access our Changing Places Toilet which features specialist equipment, including a ceiling hoist, height adjustable changing table and wash basin. Read more about our facilities here.

Dogs are allowed in the visitor centre, the Ox Shed – which includes our shop, restaurant and bar. You can also bring them with you to our holidays site or take them on the Wildlife Walk, which they will no doubt enjoy!

Please be aware, with the exception of guide dogs, dogs are not allowed in to the park. This is due to the close contact with the animals. 

Maybe! Adam has a packed schedule and is often busy with his filming commitments, talks and personal appearances. All of this on top of the responsibility of running a business and trying to spend some time with his family mean that it is very difficult to say for sure when he will be at the Farm Park to meet visitors.

He is here as often as he can be and is always happy to have a chat though, so don’t hesitate to say hello if you spot him.

Yes, you may bring a picnic, there are designated seating areas for picnicking at the Park.

Due to our rural location we are not on any direct public transport routes. The nearest train stations are Moreton-in-Marsh and Kingham, both are approximately 20 minutes by taxi to us.

Yes! Bags of animal snacks are available at the paysheds. Animal snacks are special grass pellets that can be fed to any of our livestock that live outside.  Please do not bring your own food for the animals.

Yes, there are food outlets across the site. Indoor seating is available in the main restaurant, the Ox Shed, but there is also plenty of outdoor, undercover seating throughout the Farm Park.

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Please note that we operate a cashless system on site and will only be able to take payments for food and drink by card.