AWARD WINNING DAYS OUT
We're open seven days a week for our Lambing & Kidding Event! Meet our newborns in the Animal Barn and enjoy lots of Farm Park fun.
You can plan your trip by exploring our rare breeds and seeing what's coming up.
Live Lambing & Kidding
Experience the wonder of new life on the farm! Our live lambing event is included in a general Farm Park day ticket and free for members and overnight holiday guests 🐑
Mums Go Free This Mother's Day Weekend
On Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th March, treat your mum to a chance to witness live lambing and meet up to 50 rare breeds throughout the park.
This offer is available online only, so make sure you book in advance to secure your ticket. One mums ticket free per paying adult or child.
Plan a 2026 getaway
Plan your break to the Cotswolds for 2026 - think rolling hills, cosy pubs and long, winding walks. We've curated a range of options to cater to every kind of adventurer, including the dogs!
Each are designed to make your stay comfortable, providing a blend of rustic charm and modern luxury.
Check our holiday availability
Included in your ticket
We've got lots to keep you busy during your day on the farm!
- Handle chicks and stroke rabbits.
- Play in our giant sandpit and softplay.
- Experience the wonder of new life in the Lambing Barn.
- Share your bag of animal snacks with our rare breeds of sheep, goats, cows and more on the Animal Walkway.
- Bounce, bounce, bounce on the bouncy pillows! *Weather dependent.
- Stop by our Ox Shed café and restaurant for some tasty home baking and a refreshment.
- Enjoy indoor and outdoor play.
What's On This Spring
From the return of our much-loved Live Lambing & Kidding event to a special Tractor Ted Premiere, the Farm Park is the place to be this season!
Guest Feedback
Adam Henson's Farm Park
"My father, Joe Henson, founded Cotswold Farm Park back in 1971 to help protect some of our rare breeds of farm animal.
Together with my business partner Duncan and our enthusiastic team, I am proud to continue in his wellington-booted footprints"