The animals
Black foxes, wallabies, meerkats, goats, pigs and the Cuddle Club. Who you can feed and when the talks are.
Adults and children £14, under-2s free. Pay on the door, cash or card.
Red Road, Berrow. Five minutes from Brean Sands.
Rescue animals, a three-storey play barn and 23 acres to run about in.
Animal Farm is a family-run farm park near Burnham-on-Sea. Meet the black foxes at the 4 o'clock feed, walk through the wallabies, feed the goats, and dry off in the play barn when the weather turns. One ticket covers the lot, including the adventure castle, trampolines, crazy golf and every talk, and parking is free.
Today's talks
Every talk is included in your ticket. Fox feeding is the one to plan around.
Talks are free with admission. Times can change on the day, so check the board at reception.Timetable being confirmed for this season
No dogs, sorry
Assistance dogs are welcome. Other dogs cannot come in, and please do not leave one in the car.
Raining in Brean?
Thought so. The play barn is three floors and it is dry. See what's inside.
Where do you want to start?
Play and attractions
The three-storey play barn, the adventure castle, trampolines and crazy golf. All in the ticket.
Plan your visit
Opening times, prices, getting here from the M5 or the caravan parks, accessibility, and the questions everyone asks.
Dexters Diner and the shop
Hot food inside the play barn, the ice cream kiosk, the gift shop and the old Massey Harris tractor outside it.
Birthday parties
Two packages from £12 a child, a private animal encounter and a host who does the running about.
Membership
A year of visits for £70. Pays for itself on the fifth visit, and it keeps the animals fed.
Meet a few of the residents
Black foxes
Silver-black foxes with their own big enclosure. The 4 o'clock feed is the talk people plan their day around.
Goats and sheep
Rare breeds among the regulars, including Castlemilk Moorit and Manx Loaghtan sheep, plus the goats that had triplets in February 2026.
Meerkats
A busy mob that takes turns on sentry duty. Two talks a day, the last one at half past four.
Wallabies
Bennett's wallabies you can walk among in the Wallaby Walkthrough. Watch your feet, they lie where they like.
Since the fire
In November 2025 a fire destroyed one of our buildings and the feed store, and we lost animals we cared about a great deal. We opened again for a week at Christmas, then fully on 14 February 2026, the same week one of our goats had triplets. What got us there was the people of Berrow, Brean and Burnham, and further afield, who turned up, sent messages and set up fundraising pages without being asked.
Thank you. We are still saying it.
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