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  1. Mark L ★★★★☆

    Good little farm with a variety of animals and different historical cottages and buildings to go into. It was nice and quiet when we went which was great, although it didn’t take long to walk around. Some of the ground can be a little rough with a pushchair as lots of paths are gravel, but they aren’t too bad. Cafe has a limited offering so good idea to take some food and drinks. Inside seating is very limited, but there are some covered outdoor benches too. Indoor play area for kids which looked good. When you visit the farm parking is included.

  2. Marie “Marie Bee” Wheeldon ★★★★★

    We went to the farm for a workshop and thought the staff did a fantastic job! One of our favourite workshops. (we have done many!) We found the staff very welcoming and they made the experience really interesting and entertaining. The children loved feeding the animals, making rag rugs, cracking codes and experiencing a WW2 classroom. We enjoyed playing in the soft play afterwards as well as exploring the rest of the farm. Thank you for a lovely day Manor Farm.

  3. James Wheeldon ★★★★★

    We had an absolute amazing time. We came along to a home education 1940’s experience. One of the stand out lesson was the 1940’s school. The acting teacher was amazing and really made it feel like a school from these times. Thank you all for the great experience

  1. Chelle&Dan McCabe ★★★★★

    Super friendly staff. Very clean. Kids had a lot for fun. Largish site but not overwhelming big. About 4-6 hrs Free parking

  2. Rob Lewis ★★★★☆

    Lots of interesting farm equipment and displays of historical living. The Farmhouse was a delight with plenty of hands on artifacts. There were a number of historical living activities, including one teaching the process of converting freshly shaven sheep wool to processed knitting wool. Feeding the sheep was also a great highlight!

  3. Maya Thomas ★★★★☆

    Nice afternoon out for kids, lots of play opportunities and things to explore. Parking spaces are very tight! Which is odd given that most people who will come are with children/babies in car seats. So just bare this in mind!

  1. Lesley Huzzey ★★★★☆

    Very enjoyable day with the grandchildren. Lots to do with animals to see, playgrounds, walks and a reasonable price entrance fee. Car parking is included within the ticket prices. The children had great fun dressing up in the clothes in the house too and exploring the Maze Maize. Would highly recommend a visit. Only downside for us was the large amount of wasps/bees around the picnic area by the playbarn. It was impossible to sit and enjoy our picnic

  2. Victoria Hope ★★★★☆

    It was really nice place to take the kids. They had a trail around the park which the kids loved. They did a giant wooden puzzle. There is a large indoor play area. It looks very new and well kept. A family pass is great value too. Would recommend.

  3. bashar aldeiri ★★★★★

    Great place Little hidden gem. More of a farm museum with some animals rather than hands on farm activity experience. Lots of play areas indoors and outdoors Great place for little kids

  1. E GOLDSTRAW ★★★★☆

    Good museum and great for children, play barn good for 5+ I'd say. Lots of farm animals to look at. Some classic Tractors, Victorian farm house and wartime cottage were good.

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What is the address of Manor Farm?

Manor Farm is located at Pyland's Ln, Southampton SO31 1BH, UK

What is the phone number of Manor Farm?

You can contact Manor Farm at +44 1489 787055

How can I get to Manor Farm?

You can find directions to Manor Farm by following this map link

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