Lovely farm and staff was very friendly and polite. There wasn’t many animals but the animals they did have were so tame. I spent most of my day here, my daughter absolutely loved it and loved the soft play too. Would definitely come back again!

Visit with my wife on Tuesday 25th of April 23. First visit to the farm for me and my wife. Spent roughly 3 x hours at the farm. Shortage of animals in my opinion (pigs) but did say that on the signs. Tractor ride was nice driving slowly around the grounds. Bags of feed available @ 1 a bag or £2 for a small bucket. Ideally for kids. Nice you can bring your own packed lunch and eat in the wooden huts available. Lots of hand washing, heaters, hand sanitizer available in all areas. There’s donkeys, Llamas, rabbits, bulls, lambs, pigs, sheep, ducks, lambs inc babies to see, goats and baby goats. Toilets are cleaned on a regular basis. There’s a kids soft play area and a kids play park. If you get the weather it’s another ideal place to visit. IMO it is a little pricey at £14.95 for an adult. Enjoyed the morning though. Helpful and pleasant staff team 👍

This place is amazing. So much to see and do. Our granddaughter had a fantastic time. There was lots of things for her to ride. She was able to pet a rabbit and not forgetting the indoor play area for her jump about in. As for the rest of my family we so enjoyed the tractor ride and feeding the the animals with the bucket of feed, which was reasonably priced too... We loved the picnic huts too and their coffee's and cake was reasonably priced too.. You must visit.. So worth the entry fee. My family thank you for a great experience

It was a fantastic farm to visit, filled with friendly, attentive and dedicated staff. The farm is also filled with plenty of activities for children. My younger children loved the animal handling, tractor ride, soft play, as well as seeing all of the animals. Food in cafe was good too. If returning to the area we would definitely visit again. I highly recommend visiting this farm.

We came the last weekend in June on the Sunday, it was a beautiful hot sunny day. We came for a nostalgia trip for my 50th birthday as we used to take our girls when they were young. We paid just short of £60.00 for 4 inc 4 bags of food (this included a concession for a carer) I am a wheelchair user & it was a struggle to get round despite us checking the farm was accessible for a wheelchair before visiting. My chair had to be picked up several times to get over parts of the farm, like the entrance to the pigs, and Alpacas & the paths were covered with rubble in a lot of areas making it very difficult to get around. We could only feed the goats, there weren’t other animals to feed. There were signs explaining that there is a shortage of animals for different reasons, for example there were 3 pigs and 1 set of piglets in the whole pig area. There were signs detailing names/breeds etc of sheep and which ones were which, but the sheep weren’t there. There was a distinct lack of animals, don’t get me wrong, it was lovely to go back & the staff were all lovely, the gift shop was reasonable & the cafe. But considering it was a boiling hot Sunday in June, it was empty, there was only us in the cafe getting a drink, and we saw maybe 20 people in the whole place. But this could be that locals know of the lack of animals? I think considering there really isn’t many animals at all & you can see it all in an hour inc petting rabbits etc the price could be reduced at the minute. There was a huge difference from when we last visited, we’d be there hours, and there would be different things to see and watch, demonstrations etc, but there was nothing because of the lack of animals. It’s a lovely little farm but it’s not worth the entrance fee at the moment.

Great day out and lots of family fun. Our 2 year old loved all the animals (especially feeding them), the tractor ride and the indoor play area. Definitely recommend Hardy's farm

Lovely place for a day out. I would definitely recommend. Lots of animals for the children (aged 2 and 10) to see/ pet/ feed. Free tractor rides were great. Great outdoor adventure playground and indoor soft play area. Nice café with good, reasonably priced, food.

Took the kids whilst on holiday and we'll I've got to say its the cutest farm I've been ti! We all loved it and there's loads to fo to keep your little ones entertained all day. Loved how all the baby goats were running freely and was able to feed them. Loved how polite and friendly every member of staff I approached was. Over all a great day out for kids and we'll mannered friendly staff thank you

We had a lovely time, the kids really enjoyed. I felt it was a little pricey though given the amount of animals we saw. I've been to much bigger farms with more animals for less. We however loved the little goats that followed us around, the playground and play gym were good. It's a shame the tractors were an extra cost. Food was nice and reasonable price. Staff were really nice and friendly.

Didn't think it would take long to walk around there but we ended up staying for nearly 4 hours! Bought a bucket of food for £2 to feed the animals and immediately made friends with the baby goats which roam around the farm freely. The staff are very pleasant and knowledgeable and obviously care about the animals. The animals themselves appear well cared for and contented. There are plenty of opportunities for children of all ages to play and run and the free tractor ride around the farm is a nice idea. Plenty of information boards give an educational touch to a fun day and the nursery is a great way for kids to learn about animals, food production and farming. All in all a great day out and well worth the admission.