Wynnes Of Dinmore

I love this place, its a great easy going place to take children, for free... All they ask is for you to visit the tea shop; hardly a chore!The ducks follow you whilst you walk to see the goats and alpacas.The cakes a really nice and generally a good selection.The kids lunch boxes are a bit on the expencive side, but as a treat and only one child that wanted one it was fine.

Wha a disappointment - not really open for animals.. walkways not open, some animals in sheds and unable to see and not able to buy food to feed animals. Another lady was there with her two boys who were very disappointed and upset. The customer service was poor and suggest they have immediate training - no apology that we had travelled to the farm and little care that the children were upset. When I suggested it would be worth updating the website so others did not make the trip , especially as half term, they did not care . A smile would have been nice from staff rather than a very off hand attitude.

It's a great place for the children to visit with the farm animals and a good cafe mum's and dad's

Always go here for bird seed and to entertain any young visitors

Nice place to go and see lots of animals. Unfortunately when we went the weather had been so wet they had to close a large section. We couldn't go to see the Alpacas which was a shame. Not there fault though.Shop is full of lots of animal related stuff, and although we didn't stop for a coffee the café looked lovely and clean.

Fantastic little trip to go and see the animals and my daughter absolutely loves the pygmy goats.....at least until they tried to lick her hand. On site cafe too which was nice for ice creams in this warmer weather. Must visit again!

Lovely alternative destination for a free day out with the kids. Also has good shop selling all you need to look after chickens, goats and pigs.Bonus is the cafe serving freshly prepared food to order.

I bought two lovely Pygmy Goats. The staff were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. The shop sells all types of animal feeds as well as fresh farm eggs.

Tucked away (although very close to Queenswood via a dirt track), and an unexpected delight if you’re in the mood to expand your knowledge of domesticated hens!The goats and sheep in the open are fun to watch, but this is not a petting zoo and it’s clearly a working farm.Inside the barns, an impressive selection of hen breeds await, with considerable information on the specifics of each type. You can also purchase most of what you’d need in order to keep and care for egg-laying hens at home — feed, bedding, coups etc.We met a couple of the staff there, who were friendly and happy to answer our questions.