Reviews of Acton Scott Historic Working Farm. (Other) in Telford (Shropshire).

Acton Scott Historic Working Farm

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Acton Scott, Church Stretton SY6 6QN, United Kingdom

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Information of Acton Scott Historic Working Farm, Other in Telford (Shropshire)

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Reviews of Acton Scott Historic Working Farm

A. L.

Absolutely great day out. Do not miss it. We arrived at 11am and left at 4pm. Lots to see. Guides are there to tell you more and for you to ask questions. The animals are out working at different times, for example the Shire horses work in the morning and they get to go in and rest for a few hours. The forge was working all day. Tom was a super guy. He told us all about being a farrier and horse shoes are like human shoes, specific to each foot, who knew! The animals are brilliant and well cared for. Piglets were born last week and we were able to get quite close. Goats were my favourite. You will want walking shoes or boots. Wellies for kids. Take a picnic but although the school house cafe was closed, an improvised barbecue was available in the covered picnic area. Allergies are catered for. My husband uses a wheelchair so we hired their Tramper for the day. Book in advance for this. No charge just a donation.

J. S.

First time coming to the farm and we have had a fantastic day out. Cheap and affordable plenty of animals to see? Every staff member was super polite to us. The blacksmith man was amazing and super kind to our little boy and he is very happy with his horse shoe! Really enjoyed feeding the lambs and holding the baby chicks We will defo be returning. Great day out thankyou defo reccomend a day out here.

P. C.

Our second visit to the farm (August 2019) and it was just as good as our previous visit. If your into farming history or even just like farms and farm animals, Acton Scott is the place to go. Watching the heavy horses doing what they do best is a wonderful sight but you're reminded that Shire horses are now more endangered than Pandas. The only downside to this visit was that many of the displays that we had seen in our previous visit weren't there and the hand milking of the cows, which I had the privilege to take part in and had enjoyed greatly last time, had been stopped some time ago. All this said and done, I would definitely recommend this place and would definitely go again.

C. W.

Had a wonderful time at the farm. A lovely place with lots of animals that you can get up and close with. All of the staff were really friendly, informative and helpful. Due to covid regs we pre booked. It was really well managed and non intrusive yet still interactive!! Highly recommend a visit!

M. G.

A full day of fantastic farm fun! Loved the baby pigs, lambs and calves. Learned about so many things from quilting to milking. The best was the free guided tour that was super informational. Great place to visit with or without kids...truly something for everyone.

E.

My favourite place to visit ! Been 4 years in a row. Staff go out of there way to make each visit a magical experience. Very hands on. There's lots to do including chick holding, lamb feeding, tours and demonstrations. No visit is the same, there's always something new going on. The cafe and staff are amazing. Would highly recommend to any ages.

O. O.

> Please like helpful reviews < Amazing day out with the family. Really nice atmosphere and lots going on to immerse you in days gone by and hands on helping with the animals. Thoroughly recommended.

R. T.

Fantastic day out, the staff are friendly and helpful and the farm animals very well looked after. Highly recommended.

A.

We obviously heard about this place because of the TV series, so though we'd check it out. To be fair we didn't have high expectations and those expectations were spot on. There's not a great deal to see or do really. Not sure if we just went on a quiet day (mid week in early may), so we didn't stay for that long. You can spend 2 or 3 hrs here, if you stop for some lunch in the old schoolhouse (which does some nice food, but is a little pricey... Tourist pricing rather than comparable to the area). The staff are friendly and knowledgeable (sorry, you won't see any TV stars working there).. and if you're lucky they may be feeding the lambs or ducklings/chics. We got to feed a lamb and hold some of the chics and ducklings, and in one of the cottages they had a couple in Victorian clothing making some kind of pancakes that farm workers often took with them.. they were generous with the samples too. 😀

D. K.

I absolutely love this place, it has loads of character. The village hall and adjacent field are Available for hire at very reasonable rates. a group of around 20 of us book it and camp/caravan every year

A. B.

Just as wonderful as ever! Excellent Covid measures in place, plenty of room to practice social distancing and the staff are as warm and friendly as before.

D. M.

Wonderful historic working farm. Fantastic for children and adults alike. Very friendly farm animals.

M. W.

Beautiful spot with great views. Lovely cafe and pretty garden to sit out in. Stopped here recently on a bike ride and it was gorgeous. Recommended.

B. H.

Wonderful day. My grandchildren had a great day, seeing all the farm animals, stroking lambs and holding chicks and ducklings. Staff were really helpful. We were there for 6 hours and the children were occupied and inspired the whole time.

V. P.

Great place to visit the volunteers are very knowledgeable and explain how things work back in the day. They also hold courses and also cater for having school trips.

C. B.

Fantastic day out with the family, lots to see, do and learn about. Definitely be revisiting again

M. G.

Love it here, but admittedly not so much fun when it's really boggy. Lovely animal experiences for the children, the shire Horses are impressive 😍

J. H.

Used 2 take my kids there every easter when they growing up. So many lovely memories and now it was time to take my 2 grandsons. My kids and i relived our happy memories. Still the same. Great place if u want to see just how hard it was farming in years gone by. The staff so informative like years ago and nice 2 recognise some faces from the past. I would recommend it 2 anyone who interested in history of farming and the great outdoors. And great place 2 take kids

A. C.

This place was just amazing. It cost us £25 for a family of 4 and it was worth every penny. Both my children aged 4 and 8 were involved in the activities and the staff were amazing. I held a duck and chick and the staff encouraged both my children to have a touch so they can get used to it and build their confidence. My children fed lambs and had a go at sitting on the horses. There was plenty to see and open fields with chickens running around for the children to play. We had a cuppa in the tea room which was lovely and suitable for children. There was an outside park and benches to make the most of this nice weather. I haven't been before but I would go back!! It was simply a very good family day out! Thank you Xx

P. W.

An excellent morning spent here. The staff are brilliant and seem happy to answer any questions. There is plenty to do for a morning/afternoon with scope for more as restrictions ease. The 'little farmers' walk around in the early part of the day was brilliant for children of all ages.

S. W.

A lot to see including historic tools, processes, machines, farm property and housing. Close up and sometimes hands on animal encounters. Ideal size for a day visit.

R. D.

We absolutley loved this place. So much to do in beautiful grounds and you can really get up close with the animals too. Little ones thoroughly enjoyed it too. Will purchase season ticket next time we visit.

L. T.

Update April 2021: Acton Scott is open again and we had a fabulous visit this week. Fascinating to have basket weaving demo from David and then have Tom the wonderful blacksmith make us our own horseshoe while we watched. A great time to visit now as there are baby goats, piglets and chicks and the lovely café is open, too. Great working farm with friendly staff and engaging exhibits and animals. Lovely gift shop with a range of unusual items from local artists. We attended a super Halloween event with DJ gs and storytelling which was excellent. Going to go back on spring to see the heavy horses and maybe take a craft course.

S. G.

The farm was well worth visiting. Lots of interesting things to see and knowledgeable staff and volunteers to tell us about them. However, our day was marred by the attitude of the chef in the cafe, who shouted at us and was extremely rude when we politely enquired if our, fairly basic, order had been forgotten after a long wait.

M. A.

Our grandkids (6 & 5) had the most fantastic time. We went in the afternoon at a quiet time which meant they could get involved in everything. Operated the bellows for the blacksmith and he gave them the horse shoe. Helped collect eggs from ducks and hens - mammoth task there! Rode the cart horses. Fed the geese, ducks and hens. Threshed the corn. Lots of other things. A truly memorable day. We were very lucky because it was late and the weather wasn’t great so they got a lot of attention but I know they will remember it for the rest of their lives. Wonderful staff. Thank you so much. They ask to go back regularly - wanted to see the lambs but then came CV19😕

F. H.

Lovely but nothing like as much activity as I expected. More a museum, or showpiece than an actual working farm.. My expectations were probably daft... I visualised a real farm... The high point for our grandchildren was working the bellows for the farrier and :having a horseshoe to take home. Great idea. Lots of interesting info. Good lunch in the cafe.

A. P.

Reasonably priced, fantastic, friendly staff, amazing animals and things to do. Would recommend this place to anyone with an interest in historic farming and somewhere the kids can get stuck in with the farm tasks. Good coffee and cafe too!

C. E.

Without a doubt, the best day out of our holiday. We were born into farming in that era but still learned plenty.

J. P.

Great place tucked away from it all in a perfect location. Free parking outside the door and a warm welcome from staff. Family ticket includes up to 3 children and at £25 was well worth the money. Kids aged 11, 10 and 4 all loved it and were allowed to just roam into enclosures and get up close with animals. Would highly recommend a visit.

A. L.

Loved our visit today. Always a joy to see animals and the staff were so knowledgeable and helpful. We particularly enjoyed the shire horses and talking to Tom the farrier who was absolutely fascinating.

L. B.

Fabulous day! Lovely place! Super friendly people. Lots of great animals. Beautiful setting. We will be going again. Great for adults and children of all ages.

A. M.

I took my two little boys here. We really liked it. They have a great cafe with a lovely play area. We fed the lambs and saw some animals. Possibly not so great for the tiny little ones, but my eldest was certainly interested.

A. W.

Very good place to keep kids entertained the entire day. Sand pit. Fairy doors hunt. Animals feeding. Holding chicks. Milking a (fake) cow. Cafe shop. Etc. We spent our second day in Bridgenorth. Another great place. Look for the car parking besides the river. There is a big playground for all ages and ice cream. Then you can stroll by the river and get the little train up the hill for 1.60 return. Kids under 5 go free You can have a picnic at the castle ruins and the steam trains will entertain the kids while you have some food.

S. W.

Loved this place, such a lovely place to walk around and see all the different animals. Especially loved Charlie and Joe the Shire Horses as I'm a big fan of them. Definately will be going again. Loved there 1940s day!

J. P.

The farm was lovely although limited due to Covid. All the people working /volunteering were great too. Unfortunately we had an appalling experience with the chef. On politely enquiring if we'd been forgotten 40 minutes after ordering, he was disgracefully rude, shouting that he didn't care, wasn't interested, and to go away!! A thoroughly vile man, inexcusable behaviour. I recommend taking a picnic.

P. A.

Wonderful place to visit. The staff are very knowledgeable and are more than happy to take the time to talk to you, you can watch butter being made and then buy some it's delicious, you can help Simon groom his beautiful horses (he needs a young 4 year old shire to learn along side the older horse ) and you can see him working with the horses, and then have a well earned lunch or just a drink in the school house cafe, definitely worth the five stars.

d. w. h.

Excellent customer service and so much to see and interact with, animals, farm equipment surrounded by beautiful countryside. Great day out for young and old. A happy, informative, relaxed day out to share with the family.

m. a.

I haven't been to Acton Scott in a while. It has some changes for the better. Nice day out enjoyed my visit. I also enjoyed the gluten free cake that they have, they also do food in their cafe. The children had a lovely time. We got to see how they lived back in the days gone by.

L. H.

What a fantastic place! Visited with toddlers who absolutely loved the little travelling homes you can climb in to. We had a lovely time making felt soaps with Su and looking for fairy doors. Will hopefully visit again.

L. C.

Loved it. Had a great few hours. Didn't see much of the farm actually working. Watched the butter being made and brought a packet. It is beautiful, tastes lovely. Facilities were brilliant- Toilets everywhere. Not as many animals that I had hoped for. The baby pigs were cute. The horses, chickens were great. Met the bad tempered geese that was out and about going for people. Men mainly did'nt hurt anyone but funny. The people on site were very good to talk too and interesting. Well worth a visit. I will go again.. The children really enjoy seeing the farm equiptment too. lovely areas for picnics.

M. W.

It's very interesting and educational to see how an old style farm operated . Remember, old style means just 100 years ago ,so much has changed in the last 100 years .I would say it is well worth a visit for both adults and children .it's quite compact and easy to get around, with animals to see along with wild fowl, chickens and if you are lucky you may get to see the horses ploughing, depending on the season

B. J.

Brilliant day out and the perfect place to take your child for their first farm experience. Lots of toilet facilities and outdoor areas for kids to explore. Many opportunities to experience farm and animals up close. Staff were fantastic and friendly and the café is brilliant. Lots of parking and lots of places for picnics.

J. T.

Great place to explore and get some up close experiences with farm animals. Nicely kept, but not so tidy as to feel fake - no intrusive signage that distract you from the feeling you're on an old farm. The cafe in an old school house on the farm is really good and serves food from the farm.

A. K.

Amazing experience. We happen to be here on festival day so it was free, but even if we had to pay the 25 pound entry for a family it would have been worth it. It was a bit of a slow start trying to figure out what to do and where to go but once we got going the kids really loved it and we were here for almost five hours including the festival.

T. Y.

Lovely place, very friendly people, very informative would recommend to anyone with children, our children got to hold day old chicks (ducks and chickens) stroked lambs pigs and big Joe the horse they loved it.

T. F.

Great experience! We went on the open day and it was packed! Great day!

J. P.

Had a really lovely afternoon, very interesting and such friendly helpful people. Daughter really enjoyed the hands on experiences with the animals. Great cafe with delicious cake too.

M. K.

A great afternoon out with authentic machinery, old buildings, fantastic animals (many ducks, chickens, pigs, calves). Covid measures being followed carefully, a handful of buildings not open as number of staff is reduced but didn't detract from the experience at all.

R. B.

We had an amazing day here, kids totally happy all day. Long queues for food at lunchtime, but the cakes and drinks we had were very fresh and tasty. What made it even better, there was a whole day of a felting workshop, by Tillyteadance, and my daughter and i created something beautiful to take home, . Maxine, who ran the felting, could not have been more patient and made it all seem so simple. The things she makes to sell are superb, very inspirational. Thankyou for an amazing day!!!

S. G.

What a fantastic place for people of any age lots of history with the building's which have lovely exhibitions in them or lots of different animals. Highlight for me was watching a farrier putting new shoes on one of the shire horses.The cafe in the old schoolhouse was very good value with indoor and outdoor seating. Seeing whrre a tv series was filmed in real life made it even better. Will definately come back for another visit, highly recommend

N. P.

Fantastic day out, lovely friendly people. Loved seeing the animals run free. Would recommend anyone with kids to go here.

K. C.

Not as good on today's visit as my first time 3 years ago, but still a lovely farm to visit with children or without. Prices in the cafe are rather pricey but you can take your own picnic. The newly added sandpit was a win with our small children.

P. C.

We visited Acton Scott after seeing the television program "The Victorian Farm". Had a wonderful time seeing all the areas, except the farm house, that were shown in the programme. Even hand milked a cow, something I hadn't done in over 22yrs, but hadn't lost the touch. Planning another visit in April.

S. M.

If you love history & farm animals (like I do !) then this is the place for you ! Give yourself 3 hours for a nice walk round & a bit of cake in the cafe 👍 there's plenty of demonstrations throughout the day & folk dressed in authentic gear to fill you in on the history & details of a period working farm 😊

L. G.

This is a great day out for the family with interesting activities, lovely surroundings and of course lots of animals. My kids have enjoyed since they were little and still do as teenagers.

C. J.

Took our grandson there and we all enjoyed it. Surprisingly un-crowded for half term and looking a tad run down at the moment. Staff all friendly and helpful, nice cafe but very slow service, probably easiest to take a picnic!

w. s.

I Loved this place. first seen on the tv series.....it was ages after that we visited. i can honestly say . we enjoyed every single minute here ( envy the people who live in that big house, its stunning )....lol.... i am not from shropshire, but my roots are shropshire born and bred. imagine my delight and surprise on seeing a ridleys seedsman carriage, and knowing i decend from the family .....its well worth a visit...cradle to grave . all will enjoy

S. H.

We love Acton Scott. We have bought a season ticket each year since we moved to the area. It is a favourite place for us and our grandson. Beautiful Shropshire countryside as well.

J. H.

Great place, with lots of information provided. Nice friendly staff, lovely healthy farm animals to see. Set in the lovely Shropshire countryside, well worth a visit.

S. W.

Mid week early July visit. Very interesting but more demonstrators could have been present. A nice size site for a day visit with lots of close up animal encounters.

D. W.

Fantastic for our three year old, and the staff there were absolutely brilliant - great food supplied by Shropshire Hills Catering too!

F. T.

So good to be able to spend time at Acton Scott and curses to the lockdown as they were planning to be open until December. Their maximum capacity means it never feels over busy and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Roll on December 2

A. B.

Acton Scott stared in the itv series A Victorian Farm which first brought it to our attention. A rare look at what life was like for farming families up to the 1950s. With a latge collection of animals and farm implements We enjoyed a great day out here the grandchildren loved the animals grandad had a trip down memory lane to my childhood. Shire horses are my favourites. Signs could be better from A49 and it took us a while to find. Pack a pair of wellies as remember this is a working farm and enjoy a grand day out.

S. Y.

Great place for the kids to have fun and learn and the adults to be kids again. The staff are very friendly and knowledgable. The shire horses are stunning. Support a local treasure.

D. M.

This is an amazing interactive experience for the family of all ages young and old to enjoy. It was educational, fun and a friendly place to spend the day

D. K.

Great day out for whole family got to learn and have fun. We went on fete day so lots of baby animals to hold and other stalls to look around . Totally recommended

T. H.

What an absolute gem. A hidden delight filled with hands on experiences of well loved animals by interesting and interested people. We will certainly be coming again.

S. H.

Lovely place to visit, farm is wonderful. Nice seeing all the animals, especially Dusty the donkey .

A. M.

Nice relaxing place to spend a few hours with your children. Activities available such as feeding the animals. Nice Cafe and shop. Would recommend it

P. M.

Beautiful farm in glorious countryside. Friendly and informative staff. Good facilities. Demonstrations and events all day. Great family day out and wheelchair friendly.

V. P.

Very enjoyable relaxing atmosphere the volunteers are great and explain how things work. The restuarant is small but everything is freshly made and it's a lot which comes.

S. C.

Lovely place to visit. Lots of info boards explaining the workings of the various areas. Plenty poultry and pigs but needing more of the bigger animals eg. More sheep cows.

g. R.

We had a lovely time doing the land army display,the working farm is superb and the grounds are just lovely .we were able to get involved and experience many things on the farm and see how it all works.will definatley go again lovely.

A. M.

A fun day out with lots to see. There are a variety of animals to see and there are often demonstrations on traditional skills such a butter making to watch. There is a cafe and there is also a gift shop.

r. g.

Loved this place. In a world full of commercial themed places to go that dampen the soul, this is a fun and enjoyable place that is untouched by time. The staff are friendly and helpful and food is great. ( Coffee is a bit odd).

D. H.

Went on their poultry keeping course for beginners - excellent half day course - informative, interesting and very helpful. The whole set up is EXCELLENT- highly recommend a visit.

J. a.

Been here lots of times- I love the old fashioned things- lots to do and see. Set in beautiful countryside. Nice shepherds cottage tearoom

O. S.

Very informative day out for children with lots of chances to get up close and hands on with the farm animals and see what farming was like in the 19th century. Well worth a trip

R. H.

Children will love the baby animals

N. M.

A real find. Great for families. Lots of hands on fun farming in Victorian times. Shire Horses are beautiful.

S. H.

Well worth a visit. Lots to see and do. Lots to learn. As featured in The Victorian Farm TV series.

D. H.

A working farm, now operated by Shropshire museums. Was the background for the TV series 'Victorian Farm' . Plenty of pigs and fowls with goats and ducks. Pleasant café serves a good Moca.

R. D.

Been on a 2 day ploughing course with shire horses The instructors Simon and Jak were great very knowledgeable very easy to talk too and nothing was to much trouble and there was no such thing as a stupid question There were 3 of us on the course Karen,Alan and myself and the ploughing was shared between the 3 of us I would highly recommend this place even if it was just to step back in time for a day or just a few hours Thank you all for a great time

C. d. H.

A really good day out, very relaxed and a lot learnt. Good tearoom with home-made faire. Lovely people with interesting stories to tell.

M. M. W.

Very friendly. Interesting exhibits. Lots of baby animals for children to see.

g. w.

Great place to visit for a day out. Volunteers there are extremely friendly and very knowledgeable. Highlight though was holding a duckling

H. K.

Very hands on with all the animals for the children and adults. Lovely time had by all. Happy animals too, able to roam .

t. s.

Great fun

L. S.

Lovely place good for kids lots of animals. Just could do with arrange some activities for kids and family.

M. R.

Over priced for what is provided. Our visit was post covid and I feel they should have reduced the price as there was very little for children to do.

L. R.

Loved it so much we bought season tickets. Fabulous family attraction.

B. S.

Good place for kids. Best to take a picnic. Cafe is super expensive and baked tatties are old precooked

A. P.

Fascinating, enjoyable esp when all the little demos are up and working. A warm welcoming place bring your boots

S. W.

Lovely day out. Very interesting place. Food was delicious in cafe too. Lovely and fresh.

J. U.

This was outstanding. Our guide, Rob, was so interesting and made sure that people at the back or slow to catch up heard everything.

M. H.

Brilliant place, interesting history. Worth an hour and a half drive from Warrington. Good for kids too.

j. c.

A very interesting place , wonderful people who were so helpful great to see so many animals Fantastic restaurant can't wait to go again

V. K.

What a wonderful magic place to take the kids. Lots of timetabled activities to do, such friendly staff and the cafe food was heaven

C. S.

Lovely morning out with the kids. Reasonably priced and lots of activities to join in with that are included in the entry price.

L. H.

Its ok, not enough to look at to hold you there for any length of time, found entry cost a little expensive , but the restaurant is well worth a visit

M. D.

A really nice way to spend a few hours. The demos are great and it's fantastic for kids who love animals

J. O.

Excellent day out, lots to do for kids of all ages, lovely cafe too

G. S.

Visit twice a year. It's a lovely relaxing day out and the people there are so nice. Love it!

R. S.

Great for children and adults. Lovely day out. Very relaxed atmosphere!

R. G.

I really enjoyed going there is plenty to do and see. A number of things going on for children to enjoy.

J. H.

A great day out, something for everyone.

A. C.

Very nice day out.We took our 2 year old Grandson and he loved it.

P. S.

Don't know about the farm museum, but the cafe is great :o)

B. P.

Brilliant working historic farm would recommend to anyone! Especially families

L. B.

Amazing place full of information and illustrations plus it is still working efficiently a wonderful example of how things were in the past - is present day so much better??

T. B.

Brilliant for the children cafe outstanding the welcome was superb. Thank you for an amazing visit.

R. A.

Beautifully kept historic working farm with historical farming bits and pieces very interesting

A. G.

A very good place to visit kids will love it

D. L.

Really interesting for adults and kids will love it. Excellent cafe.

A. M.

Very interesting working farm with cart horses, pigmy goats, geese etc. along with several old farming carts etc.

S. C.

Excellent day out very enjoyable Shows what it is like working on an old victorian farm

D. B.

Excellent day out for old and young and old alike.

A. J.

Always lovely to visit in any season Beautiful and friendly Historic farm

I. C.

Wonderful, peaceful place full of interest and things to see and think about! Good cake too! 🙂😁

B. S.

Beautiful place really had a lovely day. Food at cafe was outstanding

S. C.

Lovely place, friendly staff. Great for primary school aged kids

g. p.

Great day out for the kids with hands on animal experience

S. M.

Lovely place 4 a day out and 2 teach us kids about the olden day xx

B. W.

Great place for a family day out lots to see

N. S.

Lovely family day out. Interesting for the grown-ups and fun for the kids

S. B.

Lovely day out with my family. Had lunch in the cafe and it was lovely

A. C.

Lovely day out. Family friendly museum

T. J.

A victorian working farm with various displays. A very good café on site as well.

M. W.

A great day out for the kids feeding lambs and egg collecting kids loved it

R. J.

Lovely place to visit, made all the better by really friendly staff.

S. T.

Good day out for the family, interactive and interesting for children of all ages.

G. C.

Loads of lovely events for the kids too do in the summer holidays.

C. B.

Love it love the horses takes me back to my farm days years ago

O. a. J. T.

This is a great place for families. So much to see and do!

k. s.

Great place lots of things to look at. Well worth a visit

T. W.

Lovely place, well worth visiting

S. S.

Lovely fresh scones still hot, straight from the oven.

A. F.

Fabulous historic farm. Loved feeding the lambs and chickens

m. b.

Excellent for children

S. P.

Really enjoyed our visit here will defiantly go back again .

N. P.

Really great place to visit been many times before and hope to visit many times again

J. D. C.

Such an interesting place

C. B.

A slice of rural life which contributes much to urban understanding.

A. E.

A most enjoyable day out for adults and kids

P. F.

Return to victoran ways of farming. Lots to see and lots for children to look for and keep occupied.

J. G.

An all round good day to be had my all age groups

R. L.

Great place, very interactive and interesting

A. L.

Well worth a visit....especially for the family

Y. E.

Very relaxing way to spend a sunny day!

A. M.

Its agreat day out very interesting

C. H.

Great value day out with the family

R. G.

Great day out with loads to see and do.

P. C.

Great place although expensive to get in for what it is.

N. S.

Wonderful day out for the whole family

G. B.

Peaceful, very interesting and informative. Idyllic,

J. M.

Excellent day out for all ages

W. L.

Great place love animals.

R. S.

Great place for a little afternoon out

P. F.

Great for kids and adults alike

R. B.

Great day out with young kids

R. W.

lovely day with our granddaughter

M. L.

Loved it good for kid's

L. W.

Very interesting view into the past

r. s.

Very good

S. S.

Great day out with the family.

P. B.

Good for kids. Good day out!

B. S.

Very interesting for all of the family

L. L.

Great place to take the kids

S. R.

Very interesting the staff are friendly and helpful

S. R.

Lovely place to visit..

C. G.

Fantastic day out for eanyone

j. h.

Interesting place worth a visit

a. c.

Fantastic

b. b.

Good

D. S.

Great feeling of the era

N. H.

A great day out

A. M.

Great for the kids

S. J.

Lovely shop

S. F.

Informative day out

M. G.

Fantastic!

R.

Brilliant place

A. v. O.

(Translated) Beautiful environment and friendly people. Lots of explanation and history. (Original) Mooie omgeving en vriendelijke mensen. Veel uitleg en historie.

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