Recommended by Becky Gibbs with children ages 4 and 2 on Sun Sep 19 2021

Such a great place for all ages! Easy booking, easy parking The grounds are clean & very well maintained Excellent play parks for all ages as well as a spectacular wooden castle. Lots of climbing, bridges, various slides you could get lost in there. Lovely selection of farm animals to feed, ride on tractors, tractor rides & bouncy pillows! Indoor soft plays, beautiful gift shop and a huge cafe on a large pond The part my children enjoyed the most is their outside paddle pool So clean & hours of fun Highly recommend & we shall visit more often

Recommended by Natalie with children ages 4 and 2 on Wed Aug 19 2020

We booked the 10-2 slot for my sons 2nd birthday, we had a great time & I was really impressed with all the safety measures they have in place to make you and your family stay safe. We had to pre book & there was sanitiser everywhere!! Some things such as soft play wasn’t open but I much preferred it as it meant we all stayed outdoors & explored all day. Tip- take a few £1 coins for the ride on toys (quad bikes & mini tractors). Also if it’s hot take spare clothes & a towel so the children can have a splash in the water park bit which was lovely. I thought it was brilliant that each section of the park was manned by a member of staff to remind people of the rules & keep everything sanitised & safe. Brilliant day out!

Recommended by Fiona Franks with children age 2 on Tue Jul 23 2019

July 2019 ~ we have just returned from a lovely day out at cattle country. The Arrival car park is big & hard standing, reception is a bit tactical as you enter & exit via the gift shop so be aware! Adults £10.99 each, 2-7yr olds £7.99 8yr olds + are £11.99 which makes them more expensive than an adult! There is a lovely outside toddler play area with a Wooden climbing frame, slides, seesaws & some problem solving water play. Next door to this area is some trampolines & a lovely splash pool which was the perfect depth for my almost 2yr old to walk around in safely. A large grassed area is perfect for picnics with plenty of shade to or alternatively there are lots of picnic benches, the onsite cafe has a wide menu of healthier options of cheeky treats, there is also the ability to take your own portable bbq’s with a designated area for this! There is a older kids soft play barn with frames, a matted slide & even a vertical slide! As you venture more into the park there is a wonderful castle climbing frame, slides, zip wires etc for the older children which I’m sure would provide hours of entertainment itself. There is a animal petting barn at the end of the park where you can buy animal food at 50p a bag, hold Guinea pigs & bottle feed goats & calfs. Just outside of the barn is the animal walk where you can see many rare breeds, the path is made of broken up tarmac so would not be wheelchair friendly, I had my out n about off road pram which did manage ok but some prams wouldn’t. On the park is also a toddlers soft play in a enclosed barn, a sanded beach themed area & some outside bouncy pillows. Tractor & trailer rides are also available but this is a payable extra sadly. Along with fun Motorised tractors & quads to ride but again these are payable extras. In the farm area is also a snack & ice cream shop selling plenty of drinks to with a large covered picnic area. A nice touch is the opportunity to have a go on a kayak on a pond which was a complementary activity. Cattle country also hosts the highest climbing ropes in the uk for any adrenaline junkies! We had a lovely day out & my toddler really enjoyed himself with plenty to do but with all the payable extras it could make for a rather expensive day out so be prepared! Please do check out cattle country’s website for daily activities & many themed events happening over the year.