

Jane Powell
27/08/2026
Although our 5 year old enjoyed her day we felt it could have done with a good spruce up especially the barn with the big Lego has never been cleaned by the look of it . Toilets on the other hand were really clean considering how frequently they are used . Pizza meal enjoyed by her and lovely ice cream . Seemed low on staff poor girl behind the food counter was none stop. But it’s for the kids and plenty to do to keep them entertained
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Helena Maxfield
26/08/2026
1 adult and one 7 year old, during the summer school holidays.Snapshot of things to do.Two mazes...a sunflower one and a maize one, pick your own free courgette in the vegetable patch,..other things were not ready yet due to the dry summer weather we've had.But there were slides and climbing areas aplenty, indoor and outdoor playbarns, adventure and craft barns, tractor rides, diggers, water balloons, donkeys, llamas, sheep, goats, chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, dinosaurs, zipwire, tobogans, beach zone, foam party, roleplay village, cafè, gift shop, milk shed..to pour your own jersey milk. There's so much fun to be had for kids of all ages.I honestly thought it would be a good place to fill a morning, but we arrived at 10:30 and left at 16:30. We will definitely be returning.
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Claire Mosedale
26/08/2026
Had a lovely time, ideal place as we had a 1 year old and a 10 year old and there was plenty for both to do. Both loved the tractor ride and seeing the highland cows. The soft play is huge and has areas for all ages. Plenty of seating for adults too both inside and out. The water bombs were fun catapulting to each other. The go karts were my son's favourite. Didn't eat a full meal in the cafe but the homemade brownies were amazing.Main criticism is although I appreciate it is on a farm but the toys for the little ones: large Lego, ride ones, pillow and high chairs were filthy.
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Tim Everett
26/08/2026
Excellent facilities with plenty to do. Indoor and outdoor play areas will keep children amused for a long time. I will probably take a packed lunch and bottled drinks next time as food and drinks bought here are truly expensive. Overall a huge recommendation.
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Wendy Ellis
25/08/2026
Great day out. Loads of outdoor fun activities for toddlers to 10. Lovely indoor softplay too which caters for all age groups.Especially liked the vast choice of picnic tables....they were everywhere!! Such a good idea. No shortage of options in sun or shade and it was a busy day.Would have been nice to see more animals. Donkey rides, or walking the lamas would have been good. No pigs? Or sheep?
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barbara wynne
24/08/2026
A perfect place to take 2 10 year old grandsons, so much for them to see and do for the whole day, the owners have thought of everything to keep them entertained, facilities were spot on and clean, lots of hand cleaning places, plenty of seating areas in and out, the maize maze was good too, at the veg garden picking their own courgettes with a family comp to see who could pick the biggest, an icecream van, cafè everything at a good price, the foam party was the icing on the cake, thought it was all great, the entry cost was good too with everything free inside. Will definitely come again.
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Tracey Parkes
20/08/2026
Great place for kids..could do with better signage around the attraction.Personally think £15.50 is alot of money for adults accompanying their children as there isnt much the adults can do other than watch their kids.Cafe food was lovely.Had the sausage roll and millionaire shortbread..both tasted homemade 😋
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Yvonne Stanley
19/08/2026
We went to play @ lower drayton farm today there was me my daughter and my 2 great grandchildren they absolutely 💯 % loved it today I would 100%high recommend it for a day out there was not enough time to do everything, but they absolutely loved the foam party at 4 o'clock. 👍👍👍
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Katy Plant
17/08/2026
What an amazing farm, We arrived at 10 and left when the park closed, but still didn't really get time to do everything.The park was busy but because everything is spread out it doesn't feel busy at all.Foam party at the end was just amazing, had an amazing time!Time are lovely and the lady who took photos at the Foam party was just such a lovely lady and asked if I was happy as parents for photos to be taken ect.Food wasn't to expensive at all and was cooked lovely.Owen who did the talk for the reptile show and meet the goats was very knowledgeable and also very patient when the children were asking the same questions lolHonestly couldn't fault this farm one bit!
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Floss Smith-Griffiths
16/08/2026
We’ve had a genuinely lovely day at Lower Drayton Farm and overall I think it’s a fantastic family attraction.The range of activities is phenomenal and there is so much for children of different ages to do. The whole park is extremely well maintained and clean, and every member of staff we encountered was helpful, friendly and kind. It’s clearly a very well thought-out venue, with lots of little extras that you don’t necessarily get at similar attractions. The summer pass in particular represents excellent value for money and means families can enjoy everything on offer without having to cram it all into one visit.There are, however, a few areas where I think improvements could be made.The food options for older children are quite limited. There is a children’s menu, but the portion sizes are realistically more appropriate for younger children, perhaps up to around 8 or 9. After that, the only real option is to move straight to an adult-sized meal at an adult price.This feels like a particularly missed opportunity during the Government’s current summer VAT reduction, which has reduced VAT on qualifying children’s meals from 20% to 5% and applies to children under 18. A “big kids” menu offering slightly larger portions at a price point somewhere between the standard children’s and adult menus would be a really useful addition for families with older children.The restaurant also seemed understaffed during the peak lunchtime period. The staff themselves were lovely and clearly working incredibly hard, but there simply didn’t appear to be enough of them to manage the volume of customers, resulting in fairly lengthy delays. This certainly isn’t a criticism of the staff who were there — they were doing their absolute best — but perhaps staffing levels during the busiest periods could be reviewed.My biggest disappointment, however, was the toilet provision. There is an extensive area of unisex toilets and baby-changing facilities, alongside a separate male-only area, but no equivalent female-only facilities.I have absolutely no objection to the provision of unisex toilets and appreciate why they are useful and necessary for many families. However, if male visitors are also provided with the option of a single-sex facility, I think female visitors should be afforded that same choice.There are many perfectly ordinary reasons why women and girls may need or simply feel more comfortable using a female-only space, including menstruation and changing sanitary products, religious or cultural considerations, privacy, or accompanying older girls who may not feel comfortable sharing toilet facilities with males. At a large attraction primarily catering for families and children, I consider the availability of at least one single-sex female toilet facility a necessity rather than a luxury. It was genuinely disappointing not to see one provided, particularly when a male-only facility is available.Those points aside, we’ve had a brilliant day. Lower Drayton Farm has clearly had an enormous amount of thought, care and investment put into it, and there is a huge amount that it gets right. It’s clean, engaging, incredibly well equipped and staffed by some really lovely people.With a few relatively small changes, particularly around facilities and catering for older children, it would be even better.
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