Farmer Gow’s

Farmer Gow’s

Date of Adventure: 4 Mar, 2026

Farmer Gow’s is such a tick box if you have children. I don’t know anyone who hasn’t been with their crew either on school trips or a weekend jaunt.

Spring is peak visiting time when the lambs are born and lamb cuddles are available from Thursday – Sunday throughout February and March. Meet the animal experiences are also included in your day ticket and includes the opportunity to pet piglets, chicks and meet the young heifers. In May and June the Meet the Animals experience also includes the opportunity to bottle feed goat kids, handle tiny chicks, meet and feed ewes and lambs, pigs, calves, enjoy collect freshly laid chicken eggs.

There’s been a massive glow-up to the farm of late with a super tree climbing wall, interactive animal wall and towers with slide. The giant Bale Climb has been rebuilt too with 140′ of tunnels and treasure hunt. New in the playground are talking tubes with sensory musical chimes, forest poles and tractor wheel. There’s also a new big blue wooden tractor 🚜

Included in your tickets are meet the animal experience where you get to pet piglets, chicks and meet the young heifers.

You can easily spend the whole day there there’s so much to do.

 

 

AT A GLANCE

Adult: £14
Child (3-16): £12
Child (1-2): £6.50
Child (under 2): Free
Concession: £12.85
10am - 5pm
Meet the animals am: 10.30/11am
Meet the animal pm: 1/1.30pm
Meet the animals included in ticket price.

Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays during school term then everyday in the holidays
Booking recommended for school holidays
Café open
Accessible
40 minutes from Headington roundabout
No public transport
Free parking
The details

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Fernham Road, Longcot, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 7PR

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