Overview

Fairytale Farm is an incredible destination for a day out, blending fairytales with adorable animals and incredible playgrounds. Nestled in the Cotswold Hills, this fully inclusive and sensory wonderland offers an abundance of sights and experiences to enjoy for the entire family.

Things to do

The newest addition to Fairytale Farm is The fairy Dell , a uniquely themed outdoor play area where visitors are shrunk to the size of a fairy and can explore the giant toadstools, raised walkways and bridges.

Rapunzel’s kingdom offers fun, indoor play where children can explore castles and fairy houses.

There is a covered petting area in Alfie and friends animal zone where daily guinea pig petting takes place at 11am and 2pm. Here you will also find lots of cute, friendly animals to say hi to like Shetland ponies, micro-pigs, goats and Fairytale Farm’s very own mascot Alfie the alpaca.

Follow the enchanted walk and step into all your favourite fairytales, and come face to face with the larger than life characters. Lots of buttons to press along the way bring all these characters to life.

Dino valley is where you find lots of life-sized but very friendly dinosaurs who move and roar and offer great photo opportunities.

With hands on activities like the sandpit, dino dig, water play, sensory garden, musical chimes and a rubber duck race on the waterway there is so much to do that Fairytale Farm is a full day out.

Fairytale farm also have many seasonal events throughout the year, the illuminated walk is one you don’t want to miss.

Food & Drink

The Beanstalk Café provides an array of options for light lunches, kids’ meals, drinks, snacks, and even afternoon tea. Their homemade cakes are highly recommended for their delectable taste. Additionally, they also serve gluten and dairy-free cakes for those with dietary restrictions.

Furthermore, the Huff and Puff Adventure Playground has a covered picnic area where visitors can enjoy their own food while being sheltered from the weather.