Overview
Come and feed our adorable lambs this spring! You will begin this intimate 30 minute experience with our team telling you about the lambs and how to feed them. You will then be introduced to your lamb and our staff will be on hand to assist and guide you during the feeding. We are happy to help take photos of you at the end and every child will receive a special certificate to take home.
🐑 Sessions available from Saturday 21 March 2026
🐑 There are only a small number of lambs in each session, so book early to avoid disappointment🐑 This event is NOT suitable for pregnant women
🐑 These sessions are separate to our Springtime at the Farm event so please book additional tickets for this event if required
🐑 One ticket entitles one child to feed one lamb - we do not allow children to share lambs
🐑 Children must be accompanied by one adult (free of charge)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- Suitable for ages 2+ years though younger children will need adult assistance
- You can be accompanied by one person, anyone else may be able spectate from outside the pen though there is very limited space (allocated on a first come first served basis)
- All children must be accompanied by an adult
- Please arrive at least 5 minutes prior to your chosen session time
- You will feed one lamb per booking
- The experience takes place outdoors but under cover
- You must wash your hands immediately after the activity
- Please arrive promptly for the time of your session. If you are late you may unfortunately be unable to take part and will not receive a refund
Additional Health Notes: Some bacteria and infections can be passed from sheep to humans such as chlamydiosis, toxoplasmosis, listeriosis, Q fever. If a pregnant woman becomes infected, it could harm her and her unborn baby’s health. If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant avoid any contact with sheep during the lambing season. Please ensure your child/partner washes their hands thoroughly if they have contact with ewes and lambs. Please see here for more information. We have strict guidelines that we must ensure all visitors follow when feeding lambs to keep both you and our lambs safe. Anyone seen to be compromising their own health or the health and safety of our animals will be asked to leave the session.