We do allow well-behaved dogs at Foel farm, under the discretion of the farm staff. Dogs must however remain on a lead and under strict control at all times. Unfortunately, there are some spaces where we are unable to allow dogs:

·        The café and chocolate shop

·        The main barn and bunny barn

Yes, pay once on arrival and all activities are included. Animal feed is an extra charge of 80p or two for £1.50.

Yes of course. Our farm park is a perfect outdoors setting to enjoy your picnic, plus there is an indoor picnic room that can be used to take cover from the sun or any rain showers!

Pregnant women should avoid contact with newborn lambs and goat kids, and like all other visitors, ensure that they wash their hands frequently with warm water and antibacterial soap. If you have any queries, please ask a member of staff.

Yes, our farm has been adapted for wheelchair users with ramps into the shop and farm entrance. We also have a wheelchair-accessible toilet on our farm yard, which are available for use without paying the parks entry fee. We also have disabled only parking right outside our Shop, Café and Chocolate shop doors.

Currently, it is essential to pre-book your visit to our farm park to guarantee your visit.

You do not have to print out the 8 digit booking reference – simply make a note of the Booking Reference Number and take it with you, coupled with some ID.

No, we regret we are unable to issue refunds online.  Please speak to us at the admissions desk.

When you book a ticket via our website you will be sent a confirmation email, please either print out a copy or have the confirmation email ready on a mobile device to be viewed by our farm staff upon arrival.

On average, most families spend 2-4 hours on our farm park. But there is no time limit.

Yes, you can purchase additional tickets on the day at the daily admission charge.