Fantasy Farm

It was good fun, loved the golf, but no numbers on them to say which order, my lad loves to check numbers, dinosaur but was lovely too. Pets corner, was small but really nice, goats, pigs, ducks, birds, guinea pigs and rabbits. Had to pay extra to go on funfair, £4/5 a go is expensive. £4.50 for an icecream is expensive too, no matter how nice the Mr whippy is. Signs to get there could be improved. Yes would recommend it, but be prepared to spend lots once u get to the fair if u let the kids go on it, I expected £2/3 a ride max.

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Waste of a day and hard earned money. My friends and I got together for the day. Between us we had 10 children, the majority aged 3. 6 of the 10 children were devastated after a post (advert) shared online, stated that children under 5 could ride the waterslide with an adult, only for them to be turned away at the entrance. As a parent you'll understand the rage and rath of a 3 year old is enough to push anyone over the age, now imagine this x6! Our eldest 2 went on whilst we spent a small fortune, (will probably have to remortgage), trying to make it up to the little ones on over priced fair ground rides and icecream, (£4 per person per ride and £4.50 for a small whippy cone). How my 2.5year old is allowed on the dodgems but not a simple water slide is beyond me. (He was okay on one 3 times the size in Cornwall earlier this year!) It wasn't just the slide the was the issue, the rest of the events fell flat this year. The safari maze was naff, dinosaur trail was okayish (although they sounded like elephants), mini golf wasn't accessible with a pushchair so half of us had to sit that one out, with the heat we've had the sunflowers looked sad and whilst we tried to make the most of the water gun fight, it just didn't make up for the rest of the awful day. Part of our group gave up after an hour or so and went home as they'd already spent more than they could afford. Either the people running the event don't have children or they have more money than sense. They also don't check the information shared by third parties who they must 'gift' tickets too in order to get a good review. These adverts are on the farms own Instagram page. Anyway, I wouldn't waste your time or money here. Head over to somewhere like Hatton Country World instead where you do get your moneys worth and don't end up with 6 very upset, unruly toddlers. I've read similar reviews regarding the Halloween events, just an FYI. I won't be returning to Cattows farm.

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If you have children under 5, its shit. Don’t bother.

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It was a super fun day for me and my family we loved how we could feed the animals especially the goats

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