Manorafon Farm Park

The team runs hands-on animal encounters and feeding sessions throughout the day, so check the schedule at the entrance when you arrive to make sure you don't miss the highlights.

Rides, Play, and Adventure

New for 2026, the Raptor Run and Barrel Safari are already two of the park's most talked-about attractions. The Raptor Run is a ride-on adventure that whisks kids through the action, while the Barrel Safari takes the whole family on a trundle around the farm track - brilliant fun for all ages.

There's plenty more besides. Race around on pedal go-karts, conquer the Clamber Castle, or bounce off some energy on the Jumping Pillows. Little ones will love Tiny Town, the park's charming mini village, while the Digger Zone is a hit with kids who like to get hands-on. When the weather turns, the large indoor soft play barn keeps the fun going whatever's happening outside.

For the ultimate wow moment, the Dinosaur Adventure Trail leads families through a prehistoric landscape filled with life-sized, moving dinosaurs - including a roaring T-Rex, a towering Brachiosaurus, and a pack of Raptors. It's one of those experiences that genuinely impresses every age group and makes for brilliant photos too.

Food and Drink

When hunger strikes, the Greedy Goat Hut is open daily from 10am to 5pm, serving up roll-over hotdogs, homemade paninis, jacket potatoes, and kids' picnic bags. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available, and the team is always happy to help with allergen queries. For something sweet, the Ice Cream Hut serves Marshfield's farm-produced ice cream in a wide range of flavours, plus creamy whippy ice cream. Visitors are also welcome to bring their own food and make use of the picnic areas.

Seasonal Events

Manorafon hosts brilliant events throughout the year that transform the park into something extra special. Spring brings the Great Easter EGGsperience, complete with egg hunts and a chocolate factory. Summer is all about Farm Fiesta - sunshine, live music, and outdoor fun. Autumn means Pumpkin Fest, with pumpkin picking and carving, walkabout characters, the Pumpkin Village, and the spooky Horrid Hollows. Pumpkin Fest Nights take it up a notch with illuminated trails, fire performers, axe throwing, and live music under the stars. And in December, the park transforms into a magical Christmas Village with Santa visits, a dazzling light trail, festive shows, marshmallow toasting, and the Elf and Reindeer Pub.

Good to Know

The park is open on bank holidays and every day throughout school half-terms and holidays from April 2026. As a predominantly outdoor attraction, opening times can occasionally be affected by extreme weather - check the website or social media before you travel to confirm the park is open on your chosen day. Pre-booking online is recommended to save £2 per ticket, though tickets can also be purchased at the gate subject to availability.