Animal Farm Adventure Park - Burnham-on-Sea

Rock A.

Would have been lovely in its heyday but now a bit run down. Lots to see over a 3 hour visit. Soft play area. Play fort and trampolines. Various animals to feed and set times to handle reptiles. Friendly staff. Better to visit on dry sunny days, take a picnic. Racoon looking old and lonely but well looked after. Foxes have large outdoor area. Prices on par with most adventure parks, a bit expensive. All theme park rides out of action and have been for a while. Quite a few empty enclosures.

Évi N. C.

We went on a Sunday. I was scared we won't be able to get in as I didn't purchase our tickets online in advance. I was surprised to see the empty car park on arrival. Tickets are way too pricey for the offering. As soon as you enter you will see how bad is the park Condition. Toilets are clean, staff is lovely. They have a small buffet in the soft play. Children had fun but it is not worth the money.

Holly C.

I visited the farm today with my disabled mother, and I can honestly say the kindness of the staff has left a lasting impression on both of us. Every member of the team took the time to chat with my mum, really listen to her, and when they found out how much she loves guinea pigs, they brought some out especially so she could have a cuddle. It absolutely made her year — such a thoughtful and touching gesture.

While some areas of the park could do with a refresh - it’s clear this is a result of the lasting impact from lockdown. Speaking to the staff, we got a real sense of how much they care — not only about the visitors, but above all, the animals. The enclosures all met the animals welfare needs and it appears funds are being re invested in to the animals.

A beautiful surprise on our visit was learning that a llama had given birth that very morning! The staff made sure we got to see the proud new mum and her baby — such a special moment. There’s a wide range of animals to see, from raccoon dogs and foxes to wallabies, plus plenty of friendly goats and sheep who were more than happy to be fussed over and hand-fed.

Thankyou for having us 😊

kayleigh B.

First time going and was very disappointed. It was very very run down, only 3 staff members on the farm itself. Lots of rubbish everywhere and only a few bins spotted around in the most random places. Most of the things was broken or not working. The animals looked sad and sad and fighting for food a lot. Water trays were green in the goat pens/deer pens and had no fresh water( as shown in photo.)
My son loved feeding the animals, staff was friendly though! Prices are ridiculous for what’s there! Wouldn’t recommend.

Louisa G.

It has tons of potential but unfortunately looks like it's a season from bankruptcy. The website looked impressive and was reasonably priced but none of the rides work or are taken apart. Zip lines not in use. Many enclosures empty and/or broken.

The castle is there, trampolines and soft play but a lot of money for a play area.

It was nice being able to feed the animals but given the entry price it could have been included rather than an additional cost. It's an okay place for children up to about 6 or 7 but after that very little there. Park mostly empty which probably says a lot. Such a shame as we were on holiday, travelled a little way and was a wasted day for us. Had to find something else to do for the rest of the day which was then more money.

Very very disappointing experience.

Staff were lovely though, well the ones I could find, seemed very short staffed for the size of the place. Imagine staff also feel quite demoralised too

Corey P.

We visited today with our 1 year old, had a great time, there was lots of different animals and some we hadn’t seen before. The soft play was fantastic and very large! Would recommend to families for sure.

Alison G.

This farm park has a lot of potential. We went in October half term. £70 for a family of 5, absolutely not a fair price. The animals were nice,loved the racoon dogs and foxes, everything else was normal farm animals. None of the rides inside the play barn were switched on. The duck boats had been taken apart. £5 per child would have been reasonable, especially off peak season. The soft play was great and the outdoor castle was great but £70 is a lot for a play area. Winter pricing would be more beneficial. We stayed for 3.5hours but it wouldn't have cost much more to visit a theme park. The food wasn't great, the coffee was awful and there were no cream teas. Such a shame as it could be a popular place, at the right price.

Chris A.

Honestly one of the worst farms I have ever been too. I have been to a fair few with two young children and like I said this place is awful!! Animals look completely unhappy and their cages and enclosures are dirty and un kept. Water ride advertised is no longer working and obviously hasn't been for some time, no roller coaster as advertised. Buildings are falling apart just like the enclosures, the whole place is incredibly in need of some time and attention to the cleanliness and state of the farm in needed ASAP!!! Soft play is ok best place of the farm but slides ect don't slide? Absolutely waste of £60!!!!!!!! Can happily say I will never ever be stepping back into this place again