Lambing Experience Public Sessions
Open to the Public — Tickets Essential!
Pre-booking only — Limited tickets available
Event Dates
Sundays: 7th, 14th, 21st March 2027
Session Times: 11:00am–12:30pm or 1:00pm–2:30pm
Sunday 28th March 2027
SessionTimes: 11.30am-1pm
Wednesdays: 10th, 17th, 24th March 2027
Out of holidays these are Quiet Sessions — ideal for preschoolers and SEN children
Time: 12noon to 1.30pm
Wednesdays: 31st March 2027
Time: 12.00noon to 1.30pm
Ticket Information
£10.00 per person
Under 2s go FREE
No dogs allowed, please
Your Ticket Includes:
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Free parking
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Up to 90 minutes of farm fun and exploration
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Opportunity to witness the birth of a lamb
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Meet & feed a lamb — a truly unforgettable moment!
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A friendly talk from Farmer Percy all about his flock
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Help Farmer Percy count the lambs
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Q&A session — bring your best questions!
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Capture magical memories
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Say hello to our wonderful sheepdogs, Alfie & Madge
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Follow our Sheep Trail around the farm to discover a secret word
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Meet the whole Farmyard Gang including Tilly the Shetland, sheep, hens, donkeys, guinea pigs and ducks
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The Hive Café/Bar open for warm drinks and light bites
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Access to our play park during your visit
Useful Information
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Pregnant women are advised not to enter the lambing area, thank you.
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The event is pram-friendly.
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Only a short walk from the main car park to the Lambing Barn — with disabled parking available closer by.
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In the event of severe weather, sessions may be cancelled.
- Do – wash hands well with soap and water after animal contact, or wear protective gloves
- Do – wash hands after removing footwear and clothing
- Do – supervise children at all times and supervise thorough handwashing
- Do – stay in designated areas and paths and trails
- Do – contact your GP or NHS 111 as soon as possible if you feel unwell
- Do NOT – put hands near faces of mouths
- Do NOT – kiss the animals or allow close face contact
- Do NOT – eat or drink in the animal areas (including sweets and chewing gum)
- Do NOT – eat food that has fallen on the ground
- Do NOT – bring dogs into the lambing areas
