Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
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Took children age 8 & 9 here for the day & we all had fun. Pretty surroundings, interesting old-world farming displays, animals well cared for, helpful staff & plenty to see and do. The cafe was excellent serving home-made food that was fairly priced. Clean facilities & some play areas such as sandpit and gypsy caravan for younger children.
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Lovely day out. Family friendly museum
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Its agreat day out very interesting
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Very nice day out.We took our 2 year old Grandson and he loved it.
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Wonderful day out for the whole family
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Lovely day out. Very interesting place. Food was delicious in cafe too. Lovely and fresh.
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Amazing experience. We happen to be here on festival day so it was free, but even if we had to pay the 25 pound entry for a family it would have been worth it. It was a bit of a slow start trying to figure out what to do and where to go but once we got going the kids really loved it and we were here for almost five hours including the festival.
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A really good day out, very relaxed and a lot learnt. Good tearoom with home-made faire. Lovely people with interesting stories to tell.
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Lovely day out with my family. Had lunch in the cafe and it was lovely
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Spent the day with a group of friends learning how to make focaccia, spelt loaves and hand churned butter. We also enjoyed a butter churning session using a traditional end to end butter churn. Thankfully, we managed to all make a smaller batch of butter using less muscle power.
We didn’t have time to see much of the farm except the dairy and it wasn’t a working day but there seemed to be lots of things to interest all ages.
I would highly recommend the bread and butter session, and think the rest of the farm is well worth a look.
I noticed baby changing facilities and the shop looked inviting too.
We didn’t have time to see much of the farm except the dairy and it wasn’t a working day but there seemed to be lots of things to interest all ages.
I would highly recommend the bread and butter session, and think the rest of the farm is well worth a look.
I noticed baby changing facilities and the shop looked inviting too.
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Went with my partner, been going since I was a toddler, lovely place and has lots of things to see, lots of animals and demonstrations
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Good day out for the family, interactive and interesting for children of all ages.
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Attended the Historic Farm with my parents, had a nice and relaxing time wandering about the grounds. Enjoyed watching the animals in their natural habitats and taking in the atmosphere. Friendly staff; especially liked chatting to the Horse and Donkey keeper (pictured in the groups' photos ploughing the fields). Lovely chap! Food was delicious. Must check out the café which used to be an old school.
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Lovely place to visit. Lots of info boards explaining the workings of the various areas.
Plenty poultry and pigs but needing more of the bigger animals eg. More sheep cows.
Plenty poultry and pigs but needing more of the bigger animals eg. More sheep cows.
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We didn’t know what to expect from our visit, but we had seen the TV programme some years ago. It was so interesting, the hi-light for us was to actually see an old fashioned horse and plough in action. There were numerous animals and old fashioned farming equipment. The staff were very knowledgeable. The homemade food in the cafe was fantastic. Ideal day out for young and old.
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Took our three granddaughters here yesterday, they had a wonderful time, holding day old chicks and ducklings, feeding lambs, pigs & ducks and then collecting eggs and putting the livestock away at the end of the day.
We took a picnic and there was plenty of benches to sit and eat it.
The staff were brilliant, they got the children involved in all the activities.
It cost us £25 for a day ticket, I thought this was real value for money and we also got a 25% off voucher to use again or pass on to a friend.
My wife and I also enjoyed this visit to a no frills historic working farm.
Thank you.
We took a picnic and there was plenty of benches to sit and eat it.
The staff were brilliant, they got the children involved in all the activities.
It cost us £25 for a day ticket, I thought this was real value for money and we also got a 25% off voucher to use again or pass on to a friend.
My wife and I also enjoyed this visit to a no frills historic working farm.
Thank you.
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Lovely place to visit..
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My favourite place to visit ! Been 4 years in a row. Staff go out of there way to make each visit a magical experience. Very hands on. There's lots to do including chick holding, lamb feeding, tours and demonstrations. No visit is the same, there's always something new going on. The cafe and staff are amazing. Would highly recommend to any ages.
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Fantastic!
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A full day of fantastic farm fun! Loved the baby pigs, lambs and calves. Learned about so many things from quilting to milking. The best was the free guided tour that was super informational. Great place to visit with or without kids...truly something for everyone.
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Loved it good for kid's
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Excellent day out very enjoyable
Shows what it is like working on an old victorian farm
Shows what it is like working on an old victorian farm
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> Please like helpful reviews < Amazing day out with the family. Really nice atmosphere and lots going on to immerse you in days gone by and hands on helping with the animals. Thoroughly recommended.
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Great day out with loads to see and do.
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Children will love the baby animals
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