There’s been even more Christmas arrivals at Odds Farm Park with the birth of some adorable Jacob Lambs! All very cute, the new residents are settling in well to life on the farm and visitors can see them in the Undercover Animals Barns.
Visitors will be able to recognise the Jacob lambs as they have black and white faces and their wool is usually white covered in black or greyish marks. They also have brown, blue or beautiful marbled eyes and small ears.
As well as plenty more furry friends to meet, this Christmas Holiday, children will love to take part in the Daily Animal Activities and Demonstrations including Cow Milking, Egg Collecting, the Goat Show and Rabbit Time. Combined with the Indoor Play Barn, acres of Outdoor Adventure and madness and mayhem from the Crazy Entertainers, there’s so much fun at Odds Farm Park!
PLEASE NOTE, Odds Farm Park closes at 3.30pm on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve, so last entry is at 2.30pm and on these days, there will be no entertainer. Odds Farm Park is also closed on 25, 26 December and 1 January 2016.
Odds Farm Park is easily reached from Amersham, Beaconsfield, Ascot, Windsor, High Wycombe, Uxbridge, Marlow and Maidenhead. For more information, directions and prices visit www.oddsfarm.co.uk
Every day this October Half Term, children will love to meet the Crazy Entertainers at family day out favourite Odds Farm Park! There’s plenty of madness, mayhem, fun and laughter! With all the extra fun included in entry, don’t miss them!
- Saturday 24 October – KC The Partyman
- Sunday 25 October – Bam Bam The Partyman
- Monday 26 October – Smiley Riley
- Tuesday 27 October – Smiley Riley
- Wednesday 28 October – Smiley Riley
- Thursday 29 October – Smiley Riley
- Friday 30 October – KC The Partyman
- Saturday 31 October – Smiley Riley
- Sunday 1 November – Smiley Riley
Plus, don’t miss the Halloween Fun this October Half Term! Carve a Pumpkin*, follow the Ghastly Ghost’s Trail to earn a treat and brave the Boo Barn…if you dare! (*Extra Charge For Pumpkin Carving).
Elsewhere children on a Half Term Day Out will discover a massive adventure play area including 4 lane Astra Slide, 2 large drop slides, a netted area with zig zag chicanes & tunnels, swinging ropes and much more. With special Toddler and Under 5’s areas, there’s bags of fun for all ages.
Combined with plenty of furry friends to meet and the Daily Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme – including the return of Goat Bottle Feeding, there’s so much to do!
Odds Farm Park is easily reached from Uxbridge, Harrow, Hillingdon, Ruislip, Hayes and Ealing. For more information, directions and prices visit the family days out website www.oddsfarm.co.uk
Pumpkin Carving Returns This Weekend
In preparation for stacks of Halloween fun for the whole of October Half Term week, Pumpkin Carving returns to Odds Farm Park this Saturday 3 October!
Taking place every weekend in October and daily during Half Term Week, children can choose their own pumpkin to carve for just £3 extra charge. Pumpkin Carving is always popular as it enables children on a day out to get their hands dirty scooping out and carving their pumpkins, without making any mess at home!
Families on a day out will be interested to learn that Pumpkin carving being associated with Halloween comes from a method used by the Celts to ward off evil spirits during Samuin – a festival where many Halloween traditions come from.
The Celts would hollow out turnips, then carve faces in them and place candles inside. The turnips were then either placed in the windows, to keep evil spirits from entering a home, or carried around as lanterns. This tradition eventually mixed with the North American tradition of carving pumpkins and around the 19th Century became associated almost exclusively with Halloween.
In addition, every weekend in October an daily during Half Term children on a day can follow the Ghastly Ghost’s Trail to win a treat and brave the Boo Barn…if they dare!
Elsewhere at Odds Farm Park, expect more exciting Autumn activities – board Tractor & Trailer Rides+, race Go Karts and meet cute furry friends in the large Undercover Animal Barns. Combined with a jam-packed Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme and Giant Indoor Playbarn, 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
Parties With A Difference
Important Notice
We’ve recently updated our Birthday Party and Celebration packages – for more information or to make an enquiry, please click here to view our up to date Parties Page
To view our most up to date Party Information including prices and availability, click here
Parents looking to hold a Children’s Birthday Party with a difference will love the Odds Farm Park VIP Party. For just £19.95 per child, virtually everything is included!
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Children and Adults will love the stylish, fully air-conditioned Party Rooms at Odds Farm Park! Purpose built to improve the party offering at the Farm, the rooms have been beautifully themed and provide a unique and special venue for Children’s Parties.
For just £19.95 per child, a VIP Children’s Party at Odds Farm Park includes the following:
- All day entrance to the Farm Park.
- Private Party Room for 2½ hours.
- Docking station for your own music.
- Party Food and Party Bags.
- Special Party Invites.
- Animal Masks.
- Animal feed for the goats and sheep.
- Signed Birthday Card from Odds Farm Park.
- FREE admission for 1 adult for every child’s place booked.
- Complimentary tea and coffee for adults.
Odds Farm Park also offers After School Parties. Click here for more information
Odds Farm Park is easily reached from High Wycombe, Amersham, Maidenhead, Beaconsfield, Uxbridge and Slough. To make special memories for your child’s birthday, call now on 01628 520 188 to book.
Great news! Odds Farm Park’s adorable Berkshire sow Ginnie has given birth to a cheeky litter of piglets! Dad is a Tamworth boar named Squidgey and both parents are of course very proud. Born on Monday, the new arrivals are settling in well to life in the Pig Paddocks.
Berkshire Pigs are rumoured to have been discovered by Oliver Cromwell’s army over 300 years ago. The first recorded pig was a boar called “The Ace of Spades” which was owned by Queen Victoria. The breed has continued to be a firm favourite with the Royal Family, who for years kept a large Berkshire herd at Windsor Castle.
Visitors to the award-winning children’s farm will also be interested to learn that Tamworth pigs were first bred in the Midlands in the UK, originating from crossing imported pigs such as the Red Barbadan or Axford. Click Here to find out more about the Pigs at Odds Farm Park.
Elsewhere on a day out this September at Odds Farm Park, families can expect more exciting activities – win a Medal at Sheep Racing,* board Tractor and Trailer Rides,* explore the Sand & Water Play Area and meet more Furry Friends in the large Undercover Animal Barns and Outdoor Paddocks. Combined with a jam-packed Animal Activity and Demonstration Programme and the Giant Indoor Playbarn, including a special Toddler and Under 5’s areas, there’s so much to do!
* (Weather Permitting)
Odds Farm Park is easily reached from High Wycombe, Marlow, Maidenhead, Slough, Uxbridge, Amersham and Chesham. For more information, directions and prices visit the family days out website www.oddsfarm.co.uk
A new arrival awaits visitors on a day out to Odds Farm Park as staff at the popular visitor attraction recently welcomed the arrival of Anglo Nubian billy goat, Maximus!
Born in February, Maximus has recently relocated to Odds Farm Park and is settling in well in one of the paddocks,! Very friendly and extremely handsome, he will be ready to be introduced to the “ladies” in the Autumn!
The Anglo Nubian Goat was created in the UK at the end of the Nineteenth Century. It was developed by crossing goats in England with those arriving on Ocean Liners from the East; the goats were used to provide fresh milk during the voyage.
On a day out to Odds Farm Park, children can identify the Anglo Nubian Goat by their height (they are one of the tallest breeds of goat) and their long pendular ears. Many colour combinations are found which give some Anglo Nubian Goats very attractive mottled, marbled and tortoiseshell coats.
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!
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
