About this Event
Join us down on the farm as we celebrate the joys of spring, with newborn lambs frolicking in the fields and a whole farmyard of fun activities to explore.
Meet the farm animals – cows, goats and sheep - and learn about their role in healthy, nature-filled farmland. Take a bumpy ride on the tractor trailer, have a go at welly-wanging, or climb the giant hay bales.
'Bee' amazed by the Oxfordshire Beekeepers' Association as they showcase the vital work of pollinators on the farm, with hive demonstrations, beeswax candle-making and honey-tasting activities.
This event is part of our , celebrating the circle of life by noticing and nurturing nature around us. It's a fantastic opportunity to spend some time in nature, and find out more about nature-friendly farming. (If the time is right, you might even see a lamb being born!).
What’s more, by coming along to our festival weekends, you are also helping to support our important work in championing accessible natural green spaces for everyone. (This event is an important date in our charity’s fundraising calendar).
More about your visit
Timings
Morning slots open from 10am. Afternoon slots open from 1pm.
Most visits last for around 3 hours but you are welcome to stay and explore our beautiful green spaces beyond that time.
Weather
The event will go ahead rain or shine, except in cases of extreme weather. In which case, please check our website & social media for updates on the day of the event.
Booking information
Booking in advance is advisable. Advance booking will close 10 hours before each session. If capacity allows, tickets will be available to purchase on the day for an "at-the-gate" rate of £8 per person.
All tickets are non-refundable. However please call our office or email us if an issue prevents you from attending.
Children under the age of 2 do not require a ticket.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Earth Trust, Little Wittenham, Oxford, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 5.00
