Welcome to Ferry Farm Nottinghamshire. Whether you are looking for Family days out, a fun indoor activity centre, go karting or just a family restaurant in Nottinghamshire, Ferry Farm is the ideal place.
Family Days Out
Ferry Farm Nottinghamshire is the perfect place for both school visits and family days out. We have a range of activities from playing in our indoor activity centre to feeding the animals. A family day out that is entertaining and educational. You will find a friendly environment that provides a relaxing and entertaining atmosphere.
Restaurant
Why not visit our restaurant to finish off a great family day out. Our restaurant is well known for its home made food, set in an old milking parlour with a new oak extension for 2005.
We also cater for special occasions, weddings, older people's birthdays, anniversaries or just a get together. You can tailor your menu to suit or eat off the board.
Farm and Indoor Activity Centre
Meet the Animals
28 May - 5 June: Holiday Offer
Bank Holiday Offer (Kids go free today)
Fun at the Farm
Visit the animals this Easter
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Meet the Animals In the Farmyard
Here you will find various breeds of sheep, cattle and goats in the paddocks; Casper – a miniature Shetland Pony (only 27 inches high); highland cows have had some calves calves,and plenty of new born lambs, you can also feed the fish in the pond, carp are the most likley to take bread from the water, the donkey family is always ready to greet you with their 2 foals.
Barn
Our large wooden barn has new born animals. You can touch and see piglets, baby goats, guinea pigs, rabbits and calves, and you can bottle feed the lambs. (Seasonal). There is aways something new to see.
Feeding
An assortment of animal foods is available from the entrance desk. When in season, bottle feeding of the lambs is available
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Review title : Indoor and outdoor fun, added by : Bill (04/05/2009)
Event reviewed : Farm and Indoor Activity Centre
"My family had a great time at Ferry farm yesterday, the farm is very clean, you can get up close to the animals which the kids loved. They have a superb indoor soft play area as well."
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Review title : Kids had a great time, added by : Mike (19/02/2009)
Event reviewed : Farm and Indoor Activity Centre
"What a great day out with the family, feeding animals, riding a pony, playing in the indoor soft play and on the many outdoor slides and swings and then having a go on the Jumicar cars: a good value day out especially for 3 to 10 year olds"
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Review title : Bank holiday visit, added by : Mike (26/05/2008)
Event reviewed : General venue review
"This is a great venue for a family with under ten year olds. After feeding baby goats, sheep and chickens and seeing the piglets, there are plenty of free, energy-burning activities like trampolining, pedal go carts, swings, a kids assault course and slides and you can supervise the kids yourself. The mini petrol car ride was brilliant and Dad’s can ride with the kids, it is £3 a go (per car) but so much fun, my lad insisted on a second go. Kids can also ride a pony for an additional £1.
The indoor area was a bit strange at first, parents crowd in and struggle to find places to sit but the actual play complex was the biggest I have seen and really well thought out. Our Three year old loved it but no dads allowed, very handy place during the occasional shower though.
They also have a really nice coffee shop and serve lovely home made food, you will pay about £7 for a main course but it is worth it after all the running about.
Really recommend the venue, it was not crowded, even on a Bank Holiday and they gave us 10% discount for having a Things to Do card. You can easily keep the kids entertained all day, get lots of fresh air, burn loads of energy and learn a thing or two about the animals.
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