Cardigan Island Coastal Farm Park

A brilliant little find! Fab day out. Amazing views over the bay. Lots of animals to feed. Really enjoyed the coastal walk. Spotted a few seals on our way round. Our son is too old now for the play area but it looked brilliant. In door coffee shop is massive. Loved the look of the animal shaped cookies / chocolates. Think we will have to come back for some of those. Reasonably priced - didn't notice any option to upgrade to a season ticket as we definitely would have as we are literally staying 15 minutes away.

Great space well maintained, lovely information. Cafe is very very slow. They have a sign that mentions home cooked food takes time. They have a huge cafe with a small amount of staff working. We went in August and there were three on shift one or wash one serving one on coffee....no hustle at all, taking their time. I love the place but if they want to run a high quality cafe that big they need to step up and invest in staff training and a bigger team

Always one of our favourite places to visit. Stunning views, the kids love feeding the animals, and there's a great playground too. Highly recommended.

What a perfect place for a campsite. It could do with a couple more showers but that small issue is more than made up for by the wonderful setting and views over the bay and estuary. The farm animals and wildlife and great little cafe are the icing on the cake.Friendly owners and dog friendly too.There are a couple of good hotels within easy walking distance (one with a golf course) and Cardigan is a short drive away with plenty of good places to eat.Can’t wait to return.

The farm itself if amazing, very well kept the animals are very clearly looked after to the highest standard. Very good value for money and you get a big bag of food for a small cost. There’s so many different animals to see from rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, sheep, goats, horses, pigs and llamas and also if your lucky you could see some dolphins

Great little farm park by the coast. Would definitely recommend a visit here, especially with younger kids. They will love it. For a £5.00 entry fee, I expected there to be hardly any animals, but there was actually a lot more than expected. Definitely buy 2 or 3 bags of food for the many hungry animals waiting. Plenty of sheep, goats, and alpacas, waiting to hungrily gobble up some food from your hand. They also have ponies, donkeys, pigs, and cows, which you can feed but not by hand. There's plenty of free car parking just outside and several kids play areas. They have a huge cafe and shop too which is very reasonably priced and sells great slushies and hot chocolates. Dogs are also welcome if kept on a lead which is a bonus. There's also a walk you can go on and get some stunning cliff/ sea views and if you go right to the end you're guaranteed to see some seals and if you're particularly lucky maybe even some dolphins, probably wouldn't recommend doing the walk with young kids as its quite far to walk. A must go if you're in the area.