Accessibility
Level paths, accessible toilets, Blue Badge parking, quiet spots, concessions and carers.
Plan your visit
Everything you need before you set off: when we open, what it costs, how to find us, and the answers to the questions we get asked at the gate.
Opening times
| Days | Open | Last entry |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Sunday | 10am to 5pm | 4pm |
Open every day, including bank holidays. Last entry for everyone, members included, is 4pm.
| Days | Open | Last entry |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Sunday | 10am to 5pm | 4pm |
Some areas, and occasionally the whole park, close for maintenance in winter. Please ring before setting off, especially for an afternoon visit.
In very bad weather we sometimes close early or shut for the day for safety. We post changes on Facebook first, then here.
Prices
Pay on the door by cash or card. Everything below includes the play barn, the play castle, the trampolines, the crazy golf and all the talks.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult | £14 |
| Child (2 to 16) | £14 |
| Under 2 | Free |
| ConcessionFor visitors with a disability and for carers supporting them. Please bring supporting paperwork and photo ID.To be confirmed | £12 |
Children under 16 must be with an adult. Last entry 4pm.
Full details, including memberships and how concessions work, are on the tickets and prices page.
Coming more than a few times a year? An annual membership is £70 for an adult and £80 for a child. How membership works.
MembershipThe daily talks
Free with your ticket. They run whatever the weather; the keepers are used to it.
- Fox feeding talk
- Llama and alpaca talk
- Meet the rabbits and guinea pigs
- Meerkat talk
- Ferret talk
- Wallaby talk
- Meet the rabbits and guinea pigs
- Fox feeding talk
- Meerkat talk
Talks are free with admission. Times can change on the day, so check the board at reception.Timetable being confirmed for this season
Getting here
Animal Farm Adventure Park
Red Road, Berrow, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset TA8 2RW
- About 10 minutes from Junction 22 of the M5. Leave at J22 and follow signs for Burnham-on-Sea, then Berrow and Brean. We are on Red Road.
- About 5 minutes from Brean Sands. Head south towards Berrow and look for Red Road.
- Free parking on site, with Blue Badge spaces close to the entrance.
- Coach parking: details to be confirmed. Schools, ring us before the day.
Put TA8 2RW in the sat nav and look for our sign. More directions and public transport.
Animal Farm Adventure Park
Red Road, Berrow, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset TA8 2RW
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Good to know
No dogs, except assistance dogs
It is a farm with free-range birds and animals that have had a hard start. Assistance dogs are welcome.
Picnics welcome
Tables around the farm, hand-wash stations next to them. Dexters Diner is there if you would rather not carry lunch.
What to bring
Wellies or shoes you do not mind, a coat, socks for the play barn, and a change of clothes for anyone under five. Feed bags are sold at reception.
Wet day?
The play barn is three floors and dry. Most families do the animals first and the barn when the rain starts.
More before you go
Getting here
From the M5, from the caravan parks, by bus, and where to park.
Questions people ask
Dogs, pushchairs, refunds, socks, cake, and how long a visit takes.
Opening times in detail
Seasons, bank holidays, winter and what happens in bad weather.
Quick answers
Can I bring my dog?
No, sorry. Dogs are not allowed in the park, apart from assistance dogs. It is a working farm with free-roaming birds and nervous rescue animals. Please do not leave a dog in the car.
Can we bring a picnic?
Yes. There are picnic tables around the farm and hand-wash stations near them. Dexters Diner in the play barn does hot food if you would rather not carry lunch.
What happens if it rains?
The play barn is three storeys and completely under cover, and the talks carry on in most weather; the keepers are used to it. Wellies are a good idea for the paddocks. In genuinely dangerous weather (high winds, ice) we may close early or for the day; we post that on Facebook first.
Is parking free?
Yes. Parking is free and on site, with Blue Badge spaces close to the entrance.
How long does a visit take?
Most families stay three to five hours. Arrive for 10am, catch the 11am fox feed, lunch, play barn, and the 4 o'clock talks to finish. On a hot day people come for the morning and go to the beach after.