Childrens Farm Park
Farm park with animal encounters and play areas for young families
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 - 10 years
Cost
Free to low
Time Needed
4 - 6 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Mixed
Weather Fit
Best in good weather
Stroller Access
Limited (uneven terrain)
Washrooms
Available (condition unclear)
Food
Limited (bring your own)
Parking
On-site
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Moderate
Ideal for families with children aged 3 to 10, offering a mix of animal encounters, soft play, and outdoor activities. Some dated facilities and limited food options are notable drawbacks. Best visited in spring or summer with a full day planned. Accessibility is challenging due to uneven terrain and steep slopes.
About This Place
Children's Farm Park is a family-friendly farm park located in Llanfair, Harlech, offering outdoor and indoor play areas alongside animal encounters. It is suitable for children of all ages, with activities including meeting farm animals, exploring play zones, and visiting a café and gift shop. The park is open seasonally, typically in summer, and entry is priced per ticket with family and concession options available.
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- Adult
- £12.50
- Child
- £9.50
- Concession
- £8.50
- Family
- £38.50
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Animal interactions
Petting zoo with goats, rabbits, and guinea pigs; feedable for £1.
Indoor play
Indoor soft play area and tunnel maze designed for toddlers and young children.
Outdoor games
Go karts, duck racing, and hook a duck games available on-site.
Food & drink
Café located uphill; limited food options; bring your own drinks and snacks.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Age suitability
- Best for children aged 3 - 10; older children up to age 16 enjoy the soft play and animal areas, though some activities may not suit teens
- Accessibility
- Stroller access is limited due to uneven terrain and steep hill to café; no confirmed wheelchair access; toilets available but condition not specified
- Food and drink
- Limited options on-site; café located uphill and not accessible to all; bring your own food and drinks for convenience
- Weather considerations
- Limited indoor activities during poor weather; some areas are outdoors and exposed, so plan accordingly
- Entry and tickets
- Children under 2 admitted free; entry priced by ticket type (adult, child, concession, family); extra costs for feeding animals (£1 per feed)
- Parking
- Park at the farm site, not at the café; parking area is accessible but may be limited during peak times
- Nearby attractions
- Discounted access to Llanfair mines available for visitors; popular activity for families exploring further
- Safety notes
- Supervision required for the tunnel maze and during animal handling; adult oversight advised for go karts and younger children
Kid Fit by Age
Limited suitability due to uneven terrain, steep inclines, and activities not tailored to infants; some areas may be overwhelming, though the animals and calm spaces could be engaging for very young toddlers who walk or are carried.
Offers age-appropriate animal interactions, gentle trails, soft play, and open spaces ideal for exploration; some areas may require close supervision due to uneven ground or tunnels.
Well-matched with a range of play activities including petting animals, soft play, races, feeding goats, and nature trails; staff engagement enhances experience for young children.
Highly suitable with diverse attractions such as go karts, duck racing, a tunnel maze, and animal handling; activities cater well to kids aged 6 - 10, and older ones enjoy the soft play area.
While many features are designed for younger children, tweens can enjoy animal encounters, the go karts, and nature trails; limited teen-specific challenges or advanced activities may reduce interest over time.
Some teens appreciate animal interaction and farm experiences but may find many play areas too young for their interests; overall enjoyment depends on personal preference and the presence of family members.
Insider Tips
Park at the farm site, not near the café
Use the discounted mine entry if visiting
Bring money to feed goats at £1 per handful
Plan for a full day due to variety of activities
- •Supervise children in the tunnel maze
- •Ensure adult oversight for young kids on go karts
- •Monitor interactions with farm animals
- •Step-free access not available
- •Steep hill to café limits access
- •Wheelchair access not confirmed
- •Toilets available but condition unknown
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit early in the morning to avoid weekend crowds and enjoy quieter play time.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxCash for purchases
- check_boxSnacks and drinks
- check_boxComfortable walking shoes
- check_boxWeather-appropriate clothing
- check_boxSun protection
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are best suited for the park? expand_more
The park is suitable for children from around 3 years old up to age 10, though older children and teens may enjoy the animal areas and some activities. Very young toddlers may find some features challenging.
Are there food and drink options on-site? expand_more
There is a café located uphill from the main farm area, but it is not accessible to all due to a steep path. On-site food options are limited to snacks at the gift shop; visitors should bring their own food and drinks.
Where should we park when visiting? expand_more
Parking is available at the farm site itself. The café is uphill and not suitable for those with mobility issues, so park at the farm entrance if you plan to use the grounds.
What should we bring or expect for weather and terrain? expand_more
The park has a mix of indoor and outdoor play areas, but indoor activities are limited during poor weather. Bring layers and prepare for some walking on uneven ground.
Is the park accessible for strollers and wheelchairs? expand_more
Stroller access is limited due to uneven paths and steep inclines, especially to the café. Wheelchair access is not confirmed, and some areas may be difficult to navigate.
When does the park open each year? expand_more
The park operates seasonally and typically reopens in spring; visitors should check closer to their planned trip as opening dates are not announced far in advance.
Location
Address
Cae Cethin, Llanfair, Harlech LL46 2SA, United Kingdom
Phone
+44 1766 780247
Last checked: 2026