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Spend a day with us this summer!

Situated in Arkleby, near Aspatria (northwest Cumbria)

Summer brings warmer days and nights to Ewe Close and its time for most of our animals to live outdoors full time.

Fences and gates have been reinforced and shelters have been constructed for the goats, as they absolutely hate getting wet when it rains!

The sheep have been sheared so they're cooler when the sun's shining and their wool is available to buy. Check out our 'For Sale' page for more information.

Opening Times:

11am - 6pm

Every Weekend & all Bank Holidays between:
2nd April - 26th September 2010

Summer School Holiday Opening:

Weekdays between:
19th July - 3rd September 2010

For details see: Farm Calendar

kid goat bottle feeding at 12 noon and 4.00 pm*

nanny goat milking at 4.30 pm*

numerous rare breeds

shetland ponies*

donkey stroking

poultry feeding

egg collecting

woodland walk

farm tour

tractor & trailer rides 1.00, 2.00 and 3.00 pm*

Have a great hands-on day!

Prices:

Adults £5.00
Children £3.50 (under 3's free)
Concessions £4.50
Family ticket (2 Adults, 2 Children) £16.00

Access: Wheelchair access to toilets, tea room, yard and barns. Also field access when tractor & trailer is available.

 

Tea room:
Experience a real 'Farmhouse tea' by choosing from our delicious range of homemade cakes & scones or sample some of Lynn's homemade cheese in our tasty Ploughman's Lunch.

Picnic & Play Area:
Let the young farmers have fun in the play area while you relax and enjoy the views. Bring a picnic or just enjoy a cup of tea & cake from the tea room.

*Please note, activities are subject to the availability of animals & weather conditions.

Pray for a sunny day... but expect to get wet, so please bring suitable clothing and footwear!

Sorry, no dogs allowed.

For other great days out in the North West of England go to Visit Northwest

 

 
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