
Meet the Creator


It was easy to find and had lots of parking space. Getting out of the car, we found different wooden shed like buildings, one for the entrance to the animals, another for dog grooming and another for the cafe/butchers. Prices were clear to see. This place is such a great find for younger children!


We paid £3 for a bucket of food for the animals. Both boys had fun taking turns to feed the llamas, alpacas, sheep and goats.
Half way round, the boys enjoyed jumping on the bouncy pillows and play area.


We arrived at 1pm and the boys wanted to go and see the animals straight away. The cafe closes at 2:30 we didn’t get chance to try their food, even drinks were very limited.
Take a picnic. There are lots of benches dotted around and a nice sheltered area near the play area for eating and drinking.
There is one hand washing area in the main entrance where you pay for admission
There are various talks throughout the day where you can meet the different animals.
I feel there should be options to get food and drinks when the cafe is shut, but seemed a little limited for us.
It wasn’t too busy at all. We had a nice time.
The children moved their time here. They had lots of fun!
Good value. It’s not somewhere you could spend the whole day, but seems reasonably priced for the experience you get
It was great, a nice place to visit which is local. We look forward to visiting again.
"Getting close to llamas is an adventure of its own — feeding them, earning their trust, sharing a few cuddles… and occasionally getting a face full of spit! 🦙😂❤️"Dannielle Couchman
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