Easton Farm Park

A fabulous family-run feel to this place. Not many staff around but the ones you find are friendly and very helpful. It has a hands-off feeling which I appreciated. Facilities are clean and well maintained despite a small problem with the shower water pressure at the time of visit. A quiet park, excellent for families of all ages. Very happy animals. My only gripe? Willow Barn Cafe was messy, understaffed and had a weird system to order food for takeaway. A grumpy lady (after we queued to order) told us to sit and wait to be served. Of which there were no staff. So we waited twice! Food was delicious nonetheless. They clearly need more hands during busy periods (Saturday lunchtime during summer holidays).

Visited August 2023, was an amazing site. Had all the amenities myself and my family could need including a bath for children who don't like showers, and a communal fridge and freezer. Staff were very friendly, and keen to help, Putting on numerous activities for the children during the day in the farm. Having a farm onsite was excellent for the kids, and kept them amused all holidays. Plots were very spacious. Firewood, and camp supplies are available on site and are reasonably priced.

Visited here at the weekend as was close by. Was okay to pass a little time but definitely not worth travelling more than the 10 minute journey it took us. The animals were all delightful and so friendly. The poor bunnies were getting pulled around by children with no way of getting away. The donkeys were a highlight and they were absolutely obsessed with my dog and she loved them.

We had a great time visiting here with family. The staff were lovely and were great with the kids. My 3 yr old loved the bug ride, tractors and pony ride.

Having spent the day at Easton Park Farm it's a tough place to rate. My assumption is that it's a privately funded park, which has developed from the farm. There are things to keep children entertained for quite some time but don't expect an efficient commercially presented theme park. Post pandemic, it's obvious that a place like this would have been hit hard. Essentially it's a farm that has opened its doors to three public to try to generate additional income, which I applaud. It just feels as though some professional input would be beneficial to make it a little more polished and efficient, however that would bring additional cost.In my opinion the cafe is a bit of a disaster that could be made so much better. You can see they're trying very hard but without big company money it must be challenging.Overall, the kids loved it, and you can see the aspiration and potential. Be open minded and make the most of what's there to support a local attraction. The additional summer 'attractions' were pretty naff though.We didn't experience the onsite accommodation or camping.

Simple kid being kids fun. And some adults kid out too. Plenty of animals to pat and have staring competition with.

We stayed in one of the cowsheds and the kids were supper excited with it! The staff were super friendly whenever we needed anything.The farm was also a lot of fun. They were running their water activities and the kids loved them. They also have different rides going around at different times of the day.We'll be back!

Brilliant day out. Tractor rides, feeding farm animals, cafe, lots of parking, jumping pillow, outdoor play area, indoor play area & shop. Regular events - wr attended on the water splash event during the summer holidays - mini beach, under sea area, foam party, water sprinkler & duck racing! Kids had a blast!