A tourist attraction near Shrewsbury that has so much to offer to everyone. See what work is done in a real Victorian farm and perhaps have a go yourself!
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm is an idyllic day out and tourist attraction set in the Shropshire Hills, a short distance from Shrewsbury. It caters for individuals, families and groups or school trips.
This wonderful day out in Shropshire offers visitors the chance to see rare animal breeds such as Tamworth pigs and Longhorn cattle but it's the live demonstrations that see people flocking!
Imagine what it'd be like to see a real Victorian blacksmith bending steel in his forge.... Or how about the enormous Shire horses at work in the fields?
An interactive day out and attraction near Shrewsbury
Friendly costumed guides explain all as you explore
Tourist attractions require a little bit of walking, so a must at Acton Scott is a leisurely trip to The Old School House Café. They serve hot and cold drinks and fresh, home cooked food all day.
For information on Acton Scott courses and events, visit www.actonscottmuseum.com
The Acton Scott visitor attraction is open from the end of March to the end of October - please call for exacts dates as these may vary from year to year. Located just off the A49 at Marshbrook, the farm is easily accessible from Shrewsbury and Ludlow - either by car or by train. Parking is free.
Open weekdays 10am - 4.30pm, weekends and Bank Holidays 10.30am - 5pm, closed Mondays except Bank Holidays. Admission is Adults £6, Children (5-17) £3.75, under 5s free, Seniors £5.50, Family Ticket (2 Adults and 3-5 Children) £21. Season tickets and group rates are also available - please call for details on how to book.
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm is operated by Shropshire County Council
Please mention the best of shrewsbury when contacting Acton Scott Historic Working Farm.
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