Rabbit Farm

Excellent place to visit for a couple of hours. 6 year old loved holding the rabbits and enjoyed learning how to say rabbit in Welsh. The playground is fantastic and is good for toddlers to young teens. Feeding the goats was a lot of fun. You can pay extra for a horse ride and animal feed. They also sell rabbits. The cafe was lovely and we enjoyed some traditional Welsh treats which were reasonably priced.

Wasn’t as good as I thought it would be, there was only a few animals, pigs, baby cows, goats, 2 donkeys 1horse and alpacas I thought there maybe cows, sheep/lambs but weren’t much we was literally there not even an hour, my kids did enjoy the pony ride and holding the rabbits for 2.50 and also they charge us for my 1 year old, when I thought under 2s where free? Great little farm for a quick visit but not a full day

Reasonably priced and a good place to spend an hour or two even if the weather isn't great. Kids loved seeing all of the animals, feeding them, holding the rabbits and the pony ride too. ice cream was really nice and the park was good too. We'll worth a visit if you're in the area

First time there and will be back. We loved being able to cuddle the rabbits and enjoyed feeding the other animals, too.Cafe was lovely and we all enjoyed our food.

I found this place by accident while staying at a haven site. Would recommend to all. I loved holding the rabbits and guinea pigs. I also loved the goat who followed me around. Great for kids and not expensive.

All the family enjoyed their visit, especially the chance to stroke the rabbits and have a pony ride. The playground was great and the cafe served delicious food. All the staff were friendly and helpful.

Has the potential to be a good place but the cages the rabbits are kept in are awful, small and crowded. Children unsupervised with holding the rabbits. Quite a sad environment, I have pet rabbits and it was eye opening to how awful these rabbits are kept. No room for them to run and stuck being thrown around by children. Please update your cages, they are small and outdated. Selling rabbits to the public when they have all the wrong information. If you love rabbits you will be disappointed by the way they are kept, Guinea pigs had the wrong food they should be fed nuggets not muesli, the one photo of the cage is the biggest cage they had and even that was small

We've been coming here for over 30 years since I was a kid. Excellent value for money, very friendly staff. Today we visited with my dad who needs assistance getting around. The paths aren't great for a wheeled walker/wheel chair, if the farm had the funds to update the paths it would be greatly welcomed. Your work experience guy in the rabbit hut was brilliant, so helpful, friendly and interactive- we hope he's employed here in the future.

We have visited many farms before this one and for the price and experience I wouldn't visit the Rabbit Farm again anytime soon.It is a very small farm and I'm not quite sure how the price can be justified or how there are so many positive reviews.The park was the best part for our young children but £12 for 2 adults and even more for each child just to look at a small amount of animals and to play on a park did seem quite steep considering we could have visited a local park for free.We also had some concerns about the welfare of some of the animals. They have a cat on the farm that was trying to catch a guinea pig and it wasn't pleasant to watch it trying to escape. That guinea pig will not be there soon, let's just say that. The staff were made aware but are clearly too busy to deal with it properly. The cat shouldn't be there.Also, some of the cages for the Rabbits do seem quite small for their size but I am no expert on this... other reviewers have pointed this out too so I am not alone.Gift shops aren't the highlight of most peoples visits but I couldn't help but notice the prices here were unusually high, (when compared to your already-high-priced standard gift shop), and I certainly wouldn't be forking out £4 for a toy not worth 50 pence even in Home Bargain. I do understand Gift shops often have high markups but I do feel as though the prices were ridiculously high here and given the high prices of entry I do not know why they feel the need to try and pocket unreasonable amounts on cheap gifts.Despite my seemingly gloomy review, it wasn't awful, it was OK! Our kids enjoyed it and that's most important. We often come back to places we visit so perhaps in the future we'll come back and see how things have changed.

Fantastic little farm!We spent a good couple of hours here, our group had children the ages of 1,9 and 12 and they all throughly enjoyed the animals, being able to feed a wide variety of them, a pony ride as well as one-to-one time with the friendly rabbits!It is fairly priced and the cafe is great, the food served was hot, fresh and delicious.All the staff on the farm were very welcoming.