Farmer Parrs Animal World
Farm Shops with Play Areas · Fleetwood, Lancashire
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Closed — opens tomorrow at 10am
🏠 Indoor & outdoor0–11–33–55–88–1212–16🐐 AnimalsFarm🛝 PlaygroundEducationalBirthday partiesSeasonal opening☔ Rainy-day friendly
What’s there
- Café on site
- Birthday parties
Only facilities we’ve confirmed are listed — anything missing here we simply haven’t checked, rather than know to be absent.
A family farm park on the Fylde Coast where children can meet rare breed farm animals, handle chicks and small animals, feed the animals and watch daily events such as farm tours, tractor rides, pony rides and egg collecting. Most animals live in paddocks that visitors can walk through, and indoor animal barns and a bouncy castle barn offer shelter when the weather turns. Outdoor play areas and a jumping pillow add to the fun. The Fylde Country Life Museum is a large exhibit of local rural history. There is a bistro and gift shop on site, and the venue runs birthday parties and school visits. In December the farm is decorated for a Christmas season with a visit from Santa. The venue describes itself as suited to toddlers and preschoolers as well as older children.
Questions parents ask
- Is there a café, or should we bring food?
- There is a bistro on site, so you can buy food during your visit. The venue also mentions an indoor picnic barn, suggesting you can bring your own food if you prefer.
- How does Farmer Parrs work in bad weather?
- There are indoor animal barns, an indoor picnic and bouncy castle barn, and a museum, so there is plenty to do come rain or shine. Bad weather need not cut your visit short.
- What can children do during a visit?
- Daily events include farm tours, animal shows, tractor rides, pony rides, grooming, egg collecting, animal feeding and petting. There are also outdoor play areas, a jumping pillow, and a museum to explore.
- Is this suitable for very young children?
- Yes; the venue caters to babies and toddlers as well as older children. Activities include cuddling rabbits and guinea pigs, handling chicks, and meeting newborn lambs in spring, all of which appeal to younger visitors.
Stuff to take with you
The things people wish they’d packed for a day out like this one.
Wellies- Puddle suitThe only way a toddler stays dry at a farm in February.
Refillable water bottleMost places will fill it for free.
Snacks that survive a rucksackCheaper than the café, and buys you twenty minutes.
Spare batteries
Wet wipes
Sun cream- Pram blackout coverA nap on the move is a whole extra hour of day out.
AntihistamineStings and pollen, both far from a pharmacy.
Spare shoesOne puddle and the day is decided otherwise.
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