Middle Farm
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Great place for the little and big kids.
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Great day out reasonably priced. Good lunch 😋
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Lovely place for a stop off on our journey. Tea, cake and a browse round the farm shop and plants.
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Lovely place to visit with children of all ages, see / feed the animals at regular feeding times, there's a gift shop ,small cafe come tea room,cider tasting and produce shop , lots of plants to buy ,could spend a few hours there easily .
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Love this place. Great farm produce. Cider and gin. Plants. Nice restaurant and farm animals.
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Beautiful place with great food with allergy friendly options, you NEED to try the free from cakes Tricky! Only mild niggle was it was a little tricky to navigate where everything was!
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A charming open game with lovely animals, and some of the finest produce in the shop. The cafe is great, the gift shop a real treasure trove, and the cider, perry, and mead selection (and gin and local beers and wines too) are a selection of national importance. Super helpful staff, easy parking. Do drive carefully tho, the road turnings can be tricky. The key is be patient!
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Had a lovely time here with family and friends.<br>Children loved playing in the Hay amd seeing/stroking the animals.<br>Loved the range of cider to buy/try. The tea rooms was lovely, everything homemade, my only criticism is there was not much choice for vegans, only a vegan pasty. Which was very tasty.<br>All in all a great place.
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We arrived at 4 36 and were due to close at 5pm so a bit of a whirlwind tour but it was as good as usual
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Lovely place, we stopped for homemade cider 😋 doesn't dissapoint at all. Highly recommended
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very good local products ,cafe reasonable priced, good way to spend and hour or two.
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Always a fantastic selection of locally brewed beers, plus of course the HUGE selection of ciders and Perrys
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Lovely, the food is always nice and the staff in the shops always friendly and helpful.
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Quirky farm shop with the usual sorts of offerings at such a place as well as pot plants.<br>Slightly less usual is the amazing cider shed. This has a very large selection of ciders both bottled and draught that can be purchased in a variety of container sizes. There is bound to be something there to suit most tastes.
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Really great place for children under 10. Lovely farmshop too.
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Good to fill a couple of hours. We went on a hot day so many of the animals were sheltering to keep cool. Unfortunately we didn't get to see the lambs as they had been moved into another field (we could hear them!).<br><br>Cidery is jam packed and the real reason we visited! The farm shop is full of great food too.
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Brilliant, well done to all, great coffee shop ,and great butchers shop , and many other goods:
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Lovely farm shop with a great range
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Nice little farm with plenty of animals to see, lots of things like feeding and learning about the animals, a good play area and plenty of picnic areas
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Very good and fresh products.
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A lovely place to visit 😊. Cafe, excellent service. 😀
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I stopped purely for the cider barn which is top notch so many varieties of cider and mead I'm in heaven, till tomorrow morning anyway! A must stop for cider lovers
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super stuff :) in the cider barn<br>huge variety to choose from :)<br>pleasant staff
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Had another lovely day at the farm. They don’t charge for under 3s unlike other farm attractions making this a really reasonable day out. Especially considering the events during the day such as animal feeding are included. You can also get really close up to the animals unlike godstone farm. The lamb bottle feeding is a real<br>Bonus. I’m surprised at the other reviews about this to be honest. Yes there’s a queue, but its<br>The only farm I know of where the children get to feed and stroke a lamb up close. And yes it’s a relatively quick feed but when they’re busy they can’t force feed lambs to give kids a longer go. There’s only so many sheep needing a feed! We never had an issue getting food for the other animals and didn’t have to pay unlike at other farms we go to. And in response to the other review about kids grabbing too much food, this was very much regimented when we went apart from a few kids whose parents just let them grab whatever they wanted. This is by far our favourite and the staff are all lovely and friendly. Would recommend to anyone for a family friendly day out.
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