Came here today, 19th February with 11 tickets including 6 adults, 2 children with 1 child under 3ft and 2 babies. In total £140. We came here expecting the rollercoaster and swan lake to be closed. Upon arrival we were told this was the case, so thought fair enough. As we went around the park, we noticed that many of the rides and attractions were closed. The tractor ride, the duck trials due to bird flu which had no sign stating this, the farm safari ride, the world famous sheep racing and the battlefield live combat games was burnt down according to the reception manager, but still shows on the park map that it is available. All of these rides were closed which were not mentioned on the website. We also couldn't pet the animals due to that also being closed. I spoke to the reception manager and her response was simply, "did you see the shows today and the only ride closed was the little piggy one." The manager simply disregarded my points that I was putting across. Even a simple sign or mention of this on the website would have been beneficial. In regards to the price I feel that the price for a ticket due to the many ride closures, should be lowered. The manager stated that everyone gets a free return in Easter, which simply isn't good enough considering the distance we have travelled to come here which was 3hrs 30mins!! After asking the manager for a partial refund her comments were absolutely appalling and kept repeating herself by saying did we see the shows today. We shall not be returning to this abysmal park. Even the chap operating the twister ride agreed with my views!! Says it all really!!

I can’t even give this one star!!! I have a number of issues re this park, the entry fee in relation to what you get for starters but that’s not my main concern. I was appalled at the animal barn, yes it was clean but it was by far adequate to meet the needs of the animals, both in terms of physical and mental stimulation. Not one of the pens were big enough for the farm animals, a lot were young or newborn and none had space or an area to retreat to if they’d had enough of constant footfall. Many of the ewes had not long given birth or were about to lamb and were clearly stressed, surely their basic needs in this area could/should be met!!! I was also appalled to see 2 young collie pups in a small pen with no enrichment (how to break a dog at an early age) I’ve no doubt these puppies will go on to be sold!!! This is a perfect example of human greed, without a care or concern for an animal’s welfare or right. Not a great example to set for young children, basically teaching them that it’s ok to treat an animal this way and use for human gain. I certainly won’t be recommending this place to any friends, family or guests, Big Sheep SHAME on you 😡

We went with our 2.5 year old, and there was plenty there to entertain him but I have mixed feelings about the experience. We watched the sheep show, which was ok, but then the duck herding just made me uncomfortable… ducks being chased around and distressed in the name of entertainment… not for me. The soft play was fantastic, the train and tractor rides were good and there were lots of animals to see. But the fact it closed at 2pm felt too early, even for a term-time weekday. My son was one centimetre away from being charged full price… if he had been 3ft, he’d have been full price but still wouldn’t have been able to go on all the rides as you had to be 3ft AND 4 years old for the rollercoaster and chair swing, so not sure the pricing is logical?? But as it was, the whole cost for the three of us was reasonable at around £25, which included a 25% discount from our holiday park. Not sure I’d return…

Very underwhelming day out given the cost of the place to go. We arrived and found out the rollercoaster wasn't working, tractor ride wasn't operating, honeypot bears was under maintenance and half of the stalls selling drinks etc were closed. The only saving grace was the soft play which was really good. Without the soft play we would have been round the place and done inside 30-40 mins. Emailed to ask what had happened on the day and was told the coaster opened at 12 but no explanation about anything else. Would not recommend or would call in advance to see what is open prior to going.

It mentions they have kennels for your dog so you can relax and not keep your dog at home, when we arrived there are tiny tiny kennels stored in the car park directly in the sun. When raised we got told ‘we are a working farm so the dog will have to go in kennels or take it home’ If this is how they treat animals then we would not want to see anymore. No water for the dog, nobody the keep an eye on the dog, tiny padlock to lock away your dog.

Lovely little place for the family- lots of things to do for the day. I know peoples opinions on pricing differ but to us a normal working family, It was just so expensive for what it is. Admission, refreshments & gift shop, all massively over priced for what it is (sorry!) The staff are really nice & friendly but the prices really did spoil it. Even if we were to take our own food/drink the admission is on the steep side.

This is a lovely attraction and ideal for families with young children. But there really is next to nothing to keep older teens interested. It is not a day out for “all the family” or “children and adults of all ages”. The shows were impressive (but there were 5, not 12 of them) and the barn/animals were a hit. The roller coaster was described by my 16 year old as “not terrible” and even that was better than the chair ride. The food from the Barn cafe was good, though, as other have said, pricey - £7 for a meal deal (wrap/panini, drink and crisps) is steep. My only saving grace was that we went on Tesco vouchers so entry only cost us £7.50 (plus a £2 booking charge, which I think is cheeky) each, not the full £15. But still a lot of money for a “not terrible” day out.

Went on a rainy day, lots of the attractions called off because of this. Softplay was too busy as not much else to do. A handful of the rides/attractions require additional funds once in, however these were rained off. Family enjoyed the sheep and dog show, very insightful! Also went to the Milky Way theme park nearby, this felt like much better value for money on a wet day.

Travelled 20 miles to get here today as it has things to do indoors and is dog friendly. However they do not state on the website that you HAVE to put your dogs into the kennels. The website is very misleading and actually states your dog will have fun in the kernels. However they are simply a meter cubed kennel with mesh on the front with a tiny padlock. Anyone could come along into the (open) car park where these are situated, smash the lock off and steal your beloved pet. If the sun is out they will simply cook in there. We witnessed 5 dogs in these who were all barking and stressed. It was horrible. We were told our dogs could not go into the park itself so we left. There is no way on God's earth I would leave my dogs in there!! That's not dogs having fun. It's simply awful. I wish I had taken some pictures.