Play, Learn & Explore
Recently rebuilt and revamped, our Family Farm is the ideal place to visit with the whole family.
There’s entertainment for all ages whether you’re feeding Larry the llama, putting your foot down in our mini tractor derby, or getting hands-on experience with our daily animal handling sessions.
Admission to the Family Farm includes access to our sand and water play area, complete with a large pirate ship climbing frame! There’s also a takeaway café and plenty of outdoor seating, making it a great spot for parents and children alike.
Don’t forget to keep up to date with our events and seasonal activities that run throughout the year. Whether it’s lamb bottle-feeding at Easter or a visit from the Wentworth Witch at Halloween, there’s always something new to see and do on the Family Farm!
Summertime
10.00 am - 4.30 pm
Last entry 4.00 pm
Wintertime
10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Last entry 3.30 pm
Adults (age 16+) - £3.75
Children (under 1s free) - £3.50
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Play
Make sure to visit our interactive sand and water play area where children can dig to their hearts’ content whilst pumping and diverting water around a natural system of channels and spillways. Climb aboard our full sized pirate galleon, take a spin around our ‘Tractor Derby’ racetrack and let your little ones run off some steam in our undercover adventure playground!
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Education
Our friendly and enthusiastic team welcome school and group visits where little ones will gain ‘hand’s on’ experience with a variety of small reptiles, insects and mammals whilst learning about husbandry, habitat and conservation in informal and entertaining sessions.
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Animals
Our varied collection includes llamas, alpacas, pigs, ponies, sheep, goats, foxes, peacocks plus various aviary birds, reptiles and small mammals…the list goes on and on!
Look out for an even greater and constantly changing range of domestic and farm animals, British wildlife and more exotics as the farm develops.
Did You Know...
Historical records confirm that there has been a ‘menagerie’ at Wentworth since 1738.
Surviving lists show that by the middle of the 19th century animals and birds kept there represented all the continents with the exception of Antarctica. Notable mammals listed included antelope, a tapir, buffalo, kangaroo, ring-tailed lemurs and astonishingly an American bear. The list of birds was equally impressive including an eagle owl, peregrine falcon, grey parrots, vultures and even an emu!
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