Enjoy an eggs-traordinary Easter and come to meet fluffy lambs, cheeky kid goats and piglets galore!
1st – 16th April 2023
Our egg-citing Easter egg hunt will have you searching high and low for a tasty treat, plus join our silly shows with Farmer Oddsocks and friends and our Spring arts & crafts too!
Get hands-on with kid goat bottle-feeding, goat shows, hop aboard our tractor & trailer ride and enjoy acres of outdoor adventure play!
What's Included
Entry to our Easter Egg Hunt Garden and search high and low for a tasty treat!
Hop on over and say hello to the Easter Bunny as he makes special appearances throughout the day!
Enjoy silly shows with Farmer Oddsocks & Family running throughout the day!
Come and see our baby lambs in the Undercover Animal Barn and have a go and bottle feeding our kid goats!
Cluck and strut your stuff like our Easter chickens and come and stroke our bunnies during our Rabbit Time sessions throughout the day!
Get creative with our Spring-themed arts and crafts activities!
Half Term & Double the Fun!
In addition to our Easter treats and activities, there’s acres of fun to be had across the Farm Park! Explore our Outdoor Adventure Play, climb aboard the Tractor & Trailer Ride+, put your driving skills to the test on the Mini Land Rovers**, grab your wellies and make a splash in the H2Odds Water Play+ area and discover so much more! Meet our furry friends in the Undercover Animal Barns and out in the paddocks, and don’t miss the chance to jump, swing and slide through our Indoor Play Barn!
Visitors to children’s farm, Odds Farm Park will be delighted to meet new arrival Floss! Born to mum Africa, Floss is one of a set of triplets and has two brothers – Fred and Frank. Visitors will be interested to learn that she is the first female Golden Guernsey kid to be born at the farm this year and will be joining the Odds Farm Park Golden Guernsey herd.
With between 501-1,000 breeding nannies registered in the UK, the Golden Guernsey Goat is classed as a Minority Breed by the Rare Breed Survival Trust and so Odds Farm Park are hoping that one day, Floss will have kid goats of her own!
Children on a day out at Odds Farm Park will recognise a Golden Guernsey goat by its golden colour, with shades ranging from pale blond to deep bronze. They are smaller and more fine-boned than other British milking goats, and there is great variety in coat length. Being so friendly, children will love meeting them. Golden Guernsey Goats are also very quiet, docile and friendly goats for children to meet on a day out.
The exact origin of the Golden Guernsey is uncertain, though it is believed that they have French, Syrian and Maltese ancestry. They arrived in the UK in 1965 from Guernsey and the first reference to them on The Channel Islands is from an 1826 tourism guide book.
Elsewhere at Odds Farm Park, people on a day out can expect to meet plenty more furry friends in the large Undercover Animal Barns. Combined with a jam-packed Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme, there’s so much to do!
Family day out favourite, Odds Farm Park is easily reached from Beaconsfield, Amersham, Chesham, Gerrards Cross, High Wycombe, Great Missenden and Wendover. For more information, directions and prices visit the family days out website www.oddsfarm.co.uk
Fingers Crossed For Spring Kid Goats At Odds Farm Park
Pygmy Billy Goat Rufus At Odds Farm Park
It’s very exciting at children’s farm Odds Farm Park because, as well as preparing for Spring lambing, the staff have put the billy goats in with the nanny goats in the hope of having even more new arrivals next year.
Cute Pygmy billy goat Rufus has joined his nannies in the Undercover Animal Barns and extremely handsome Anglo Nubian billy goat Barnaby has joined his nannies in the Paddocks. Both can be seen by visitors on a day out.
Pygmy goats originated in the Cameroon Valley of West Africa. They were imported into the United States from European zoos in the 1950s for use in zoos as well as research animals. They were eventually acquired by private breeders and quickly gained popularity as pets and exhibition animals due to their good-natured personalities, friendliness and hardy constitution.
Anglo Nubian Billy Goat Barnaby At Odds Farm Park
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.
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
