Bluey & Bingo Are Coming!
Bluey and Bingo are coming to West Lodge Farm Park on Sunday 3rd & Monday 4th May. Come and see them at intervals throughout the day.
This will be a sell out farm weekend, everyone will need to prebook their farm admission tickets including annual passholders.
Entry to the farm from 9am, last entry to the farm at 3pm. Closing at 6pm.
There's so much to keep the whole family occupied for a full day out!
- Come and see Bluey and Bingo on the farm - plus there's the chance to join them both in one of their Story Time sessions. (5 sessions throughout the day)
- Cuddle the small animals during our animal handling sessions - bunnies, guinea pigs and chickens
- Animal grooming
- Pig Racing
- Meet the lambs
- Den Building
- Free Barrel Rides
- Acres of walks and Nature Trails
- Huge Outdoor Adventure Play Area
- Indoor Adventure Barn with Cafe
- Licensed Family Restaurant
- The Udder Place (Snack Cabin)
- Plenty of Picnic benches and an undercover picnic barn.
- FREE Adventure Golf
- Pony Rides** (Limited availabilty - Often Sell Out)
- Tractor Trailer Tours** (subject to ground conditions and availabilty)
- Free Parking
IMPORTANT - At the time of booking we highly recommend you create an account with us. This will give you the option to change your booking should you need to. (Changes are subject to £2 admin fee)
**BOOKABLE EXTRA
There is a small extra charge for some of our activities that have a limited capacity and are subject to availability. These activities are available to book when you arrive at the farm park.
Visiting our animals – a quick health & hygiene note for families
We want everyone to enjoy meeting our animals safely. Like all animals (including pets), farm animals can naturally carry germs. The chance of anyone becoming unwell is very small, and we manage this carefully across the farm—simple handwashing is the best protection.
Please help us by following these easy steps:
- Wash hands with soap and running water after touching animals, after being in animal areas, and before eating or drinking.
- Hand sanitiser/wipes are handy, but they don’t kill animal germs and don’t replace proper handwashing.
- No eating or drinking in animal areas.
- Please follow our signs and staff guidance around the farm.
- Gloves can carry germs too—if you wear gloves, please still wash hands after taking them off and before eating.
For added reassurance, the farm is laid out and run with clean systems, as well as you not being able to enter animal pens or fields to prevent your shoes touching animal poo, which poses more of an issue.
Pregnant visitors during lambing/kidding
During lambing and kidding, a small number of sheep and goats may carry bacteria in birthing fluids that can be harmful in early pregnancy. If you are pregnant, please:
- wash hands after visiting any birthing area.
For added reassurance, our newborn lambs are kept in a pen (in full view) for the first few days after birth, to help prevent contact with birthing fluids, newborn animals, and mums with newborns, and so visitors can enjoy seeing them while not being able to touch them, which greatly reduces risk.
After your visit
If anyone develops diarrhoea after visiting (especially if it is severe or contains blood), please contact your GP/medical advice and let them know you have visited a farm.
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Bluey and Bingo are coming to West Lodge Farm Park on Sunday 3rd & Monday 4th May. Come and see them at intervals throughout the day.
This will be a sell out farm weekend, everyone will need to prebook their farm admission tickets including annual passholders.
Entry to the farm from 9am, last entry to the farm at 3pm. Closing at 6pm.
There's so much to keep the whole family occupied for a full day out!
- Come and see Bluey and Bingo on the farm - plus there's the chance to join them both in one of their Story Time sessions. (5 sessions throughout the day)
- Cuddle the small animals during our animal handling sessions - bunnies, guinea pigs and chickens
- Animal grooming
- Pig Racing
- Meet the lambs
- Den Building
- Free Barrel Rides
- Acres of walks and Nature Trails
- Huge Outdoor Adventure Play Area
- Indoor Adventure Barn with Cafe
- Licensed Family Restaurant
- The Udder Place (Snack Cabin)
- Plenty of Picnic benches and an undercover picnic barn.
- FREE Adventure Golf
- Pony Rides** (Limited availabilty - Often Sell Out)
- Tractor Trailer Tours** (subject to ground conditions and availabilty)
- Free Parking
IMPORTANT - At the time of booking we highly recommend you create an account with us. This will give you the option to change your booking should you need to. (Changes are subject to £2 admin fee)
**BOOKABLE EXTRA
There is a small extra charge for some of our activities that have a limited capacity and are subject to availability. These activities are available to book when you arrive at the farm park.
Visiting our animals – a quick health & hygiene note for families
We want everyone to enjoy meeting our animals safely. Like all animals (including pets), farm animals can naturally carry germs. The chance of anyone becoming unwell is very small, and we manage this carefully across the farm—simple handwashing is the best protection.
Please help us by following these easy steps:
- Wash hands with soap and running water after touching animals, after being in animal areas, and before eating or drinking.
- Hand sanitiser/wipes are handy, but they don’t kill animal germs and don’t replace proper handwashing.
- No eating or drinking in animal areas.
- Please follow our signs and staff guidance around the farm.
- Gloves can carry germs too—if you wear gloves, please still wash hands after taking them off and before eating.
For added reassurance, the farm is laid out and run with clean systems, as well as you not being able to enter animal pens or fields to prevent your shoes touching animal poo, which poses more of an issue.
Pregnant visitors during lambing/kidding
During lambing and kidding, a small number of sheep and goats may carry bacteria in birthing fluids that can be harmful in early pregnancy. If you are pregnant, please:
- wash hands after visiting any birthing area.
For added reassurance, our newborn lambs are kept in a pen (in full view) for the first few days after birth, to help prevent contact with birthing fluids, newborn animals, and mums with newborns, and so visitors can enjoy seeing them while not being able to touch them, which greatly reduces risk.
After your visit
If anyone develops diarrhoea after visiting (especially if it is severe or contains blood), please contact your GP/medical advice and let them know you have visited a farm.
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