Extra Half Term Fun At Odds Farm Park

Children’s day out favourite, Odds Farm Park has plenty of extra fun and activities this October Half Term.

To celebrate Halloween, children on a day out can follow the Wicked Witches Trail and try their luck at Pumpkin Carving (a £3 charge is made to cover the cost of the pumpkin). Plus, children can enter a Fancy Dress Competition twice daily and win great prizes.

The fun continues with an extra special treat. Especially for Half Term, children on a day out can join in with music, dance and games with a special children’s entertainer. Shows take place twice daily from 23-30 October. Great fun and all included in the entry price!

Finally, those families on a day out on 22 and 23 October should not miss out on a visit to the Gift Shop at Odds Farm Park. From 11am to 4pm there will be a range of delicious jams, pickles and chutneys from the farm’s very own suppliers, Cottage Delight, to taste. From savoury spiced garlic pickle and caramelised onion chutney to sweet jams and even mouth-watering lemon curd tarts, there will be something for everyone to try. Delicious!

Elsewhere at this top farm park, there’s stacks more to do on a family day out. With plenty more furry friends to meet and a jam packed Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme, what will you do first?
Odds Farm Park is an award winning children’s farm providing an ideal family day out and is easily reached from North London, West London, London and Buckinghamshire. To visit the family days out website, visit www.oddsfarm.co.uk

Last Chance For Sheep Racing At Odds Farm Park

Families looking for a great day out this October should look no further than children’s farm, Odds Farm Park! And, taking place daily until the end of the month, it’s their last chance to enjoy the ever popular Sheep Racing!

With a specially built mini race track with jumps and bends, eager sheep with miniature jockeys, it is an event not to miss at family day out favourite, Odds Farm Park. Plus, children on a day out can guess the winning sheep and take home a medal!

Odds Farm Park is an award winning children’s farm providing an ideal family day out and is easily reached from North London, West London, London and Buckinghamshire. To visit the family days out website, visit www.oddsfarm.co.uk

Preparations For Spring Lambing Underway At Odds Farm Park

Preparations are well underway for spring lambing at children’s farm, Odds Farm Park! Russell, a very handsome Jacob ram, has recently been sharing a pen with the Jacob ewes in the Undercover Animal Barns.

Visitors on a day out will be able to recognise Russell by his curly horns and beautiful black and white coat. However, Russell is not the only ram to have gone in with the ewes – one of the farm’s Whitefaced Woodland rams has been in too!

Ewes are pregnant for five months and so visitors to the family day out favourite can look forward to meeting plenty of cute new arrivals in the Spring.

Award winning kid’s farm Odds Farm Park provides a fantastic day out for all the family and is easily reached from West London, London, Berkshire, North London, Buckinghamshire and Oxford. It is very close to Maidenhead, Marlow, Uxbridge and Beaconsfield. For more information, directions and prices visit the family days out website www.oddsfarm.co.uk

Barnaby Settles In To Life At Odds Farm Park!

A real treat awaits visitors on a day out to children’s farm, Odds Farm Park, as staff at the popular visitor attraction recently welcomed the arrival of Anglo Nubian billy goat, Barnaby!

Barnaby has recently relocated to Odds Farm Park from Cornwall and is settling in well in one of the paddocks, making friends with all the other billy goats! Very friendly and extremely handsome, children on a day out will love to meet him.

The Anglo Nubian goat was created in the UK at the end of the Nineteenth Century. The breed was developed by crossing goats in England with those arriving on Ocean Liners from the East. Anglo Nubian goats are renowned for creating the best tasting and highest quality goat’s milk.

On a day out to Odds Farm Park, children can identify the Anglo Nubian goats by their height (they are one of the tallest breeds of goat) and their long drooping ears.

Elsewhere at Odds Farm Park, families on a day out can meet even more furry friends and even get close up to them in the Designated Animal Feeding Area. Combined with a jam-packed Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme, there’s so much to do!

New Additions To The Menu At Odds Farm Park!

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Delicious! With the recent addition of several new dishes on Odds Farm Park’s Tea Room menu – from delicious omelettes to scrumptious meatballs in tomato sauce with pasta, to mouthwatering veggie burgers and tempting Ham, Egg and Chips – there’s now even more to choose from!Also on offer at the family day out venue are all the usual favourites from hot bacon baps, burgers and chips and various jacket potatoes to a wide selection of teas and coffees. Plus, just for little ones on a day out, there is a special children’s ‘hot’ menu or pick and mix lunch boxes to choose from.

A microwave facility for warming baby bottles is provided as well as lots of high chairs and table activities for the kids. Odds Farm Park also sells a range of baby food for those families staying longer on their day out than anticipated!

Elsewhere at this top farm park, there’s stacks more to do on a family day out. With plenty of furry friends to meet, hours of Outdoor Play and the Indoor Playbarn, complete with Astra Slide, Ride-on Toys and the Bale Climb, what will you do first?

An Unusual Pairing At Odds Farm Park

It’s a happy ending for Tiny, a British White cow from Odds Farm Park who has recently fostered Beatrix a cute and friendly Jersey calf! To look at them, Tiny and Beatrix make a very unusual pairing but together they have settled extremely well and are very happy.

It is easy to see the difference between a British White cow and a Jersey cow. Children on a day out can identify British White Cows by their white hair (although unusually they have black skin underneath). They can identify Jersey Cows by their light brown silky coat and beautiful dark eyes.

Tiny and Beatrix are currently in a field on their own to be seen by visitors on a day out but will soon move to the Dipple Field – where the Tractor and Trailer ride goes – with the rest of the British White herd.