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Lockey Farm — Attraction in Great Britain

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Lockey Farm
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Sula Cafe & Pizzeria
Sindlesham Rd, Arborfield, Arborfield Cross, Reading RG2 9JH, United Kingdom
The Bull Inn
The Bull Inn, Arborfield Cross, Reading RG2 9QD, United Kingdom
The Restaurant at Henry Street
Arborfield Cross, Reading RG2 9JY, United Kingdom
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Country Butchers
Henry street garden centre, Arborfield, Arborfield Cross, Reading RG2 9JY, United Kingdom
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Lockey Farm

Sindlesham Rd, Arborfield, Arborfield Cross, Reading RG2 9JH, United Kingdom
4.2(505)
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attractions: , restaurants: Sula Cafe & Pizzeria, The Bull Inn, The Restaurant at Henry Street, local businesses: Country Butchers
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Phone
+44 118 976 1063
Website
lockeyfarm.co.uk
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Tue9 AM - 5 PMClosed

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Nearby restaurants of Lockey Farm

Sula Cafe & Pizzeria

The Bull Inn

The Restaurant at Henry Street

Sula Cafe & Pizzeria

Sula Cafe & Pizzeria

4.5

(60)

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The Bull Inn

The Bull Inn

4.5

(409)

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The Restaurant at Henry Street

The Restaurant at Henry Street

4.0

(36)

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Nearby local services of Lockey Farm

Country Butchers

Country Butchers

Country Butchers

4.8

(17)

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Reviews of Lockey Farm

4.2
(505)
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5.0
18w

Lockey Farm is an absolute gem and a true lifesaver for families looking for a wonderful day out. In today's climate, finding such a fantastic place that is completely free to enter is almost unheard of, and we are so grateful for it. While entry is free, there is a small donation booth should you wish to contribute, which is a lovely touch. ​There is so much here to keep the little ones entertained for hours. Our children loved the huge sandpit, the brilliant play area with a zip wire and climbing frame,, the little ride on tractors and inflatable bouncers. It was also wonderful to see all the happy animals, including the friendly goats, pigs, donkeys, and geese. The fact that all of this is available at no cost is just incredible, especially when many families might not be able to afford expensive entry fees elsewhere.

​You can easily make a full day of it by bringing your own picnic, or you can use the lovely on site cafe which serves a fantastic full English breakfast and delicious looking pizzas fresh from a stonefire oven.

​You simply can't give this place anything less than five stars. It's a huge recommendation for anyone wanting a fun, affordable, and wholesome family day out. We will...

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1.0
6y

This review is for the cafe specifically. In short, don't bother, if you like eating what you actually ordered. In long, what a disaster. Ordered a ploughmans salad, which is advertised with ham, cheese, and pork pie. Arrived without pork pie, so I requested one and was told I didn't order it. Never did manage to get out of them how exactly I was supposed to know I needed to order something that was advertised as inclusive. Went without pork pie as they wanted to charge extra for it. Ordered a harvest salad, which is advertised as including potato salad and beetroot. It arrived with neither. Asked for them and was told they'd run out of both. No offer was made of any items in their places. When I said I would have ordered something different if I'd been told they were unavailable, I recieved a single sarcastic "sorry". Third meal didn't arrive full stop, despite being written on the order. The only reason we didn't ask for our money back was that we didn't have energy to keep talking to the staff, who were all extremely rude, and many of whom seemed to have wandered into the cafe by accident. Shame because the food we actually received was pleasant. Experience ruined by god-awful...

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2.0
7y

Upon arrival.cafe was shut and so was park.. At that point some members of staff well they had keys came over and opened up cafe... Once in and set up it appeared open for business however the main doors on to the park romained locked forcing children into busy car parking are..so friend asked doors could be opened..to which she was told 'No' At which point i commented that its a fire door and legally has to be open...this prompted an unlock with reluctance response and then to remove 3 chairs from the stairs on decking.. The Slippery decking which is of such because 5heatting forming a path has been removed... However Still doing cafe a favour in 9nsisting fire exit is unlocked...

This is always a problem kids love it I dread it as every time their is an issue which always seems to be due to staff negativity versus legality and lack of common s3nce or fear of someone higher up? Can't quite work it out but staff are very timid.. And offer no customer interaction...chit chat which is odd as smiling and chatting is a cafe make or break ..... and also u don't care xmas and new years eve has eff3cted ordering i do expect allergy food or drinks...

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William FreerWilliam Freer
Lockey Farm is an absolute gem and a true lifesaver for families looking for a wonderful day out. In today's climate, finding such a fantastic place that is completely free to enter is almost unheard of, and we are so grateful for it. While entry is free, there is a small donation booth should you wish to contribute, which is a lovely touch. ​There is so much here to keep the little ones entertained for hours. Our children loved the huge sandpit, the brilliant play area with a zip wire and climbing frame,, the little ride on tractors and inflatable bouncers. It was also wonderful to see all the happy animals, including the friendly goats, pigs, donkeys, and geese. The fact that all of this is available at no cost is just incredible, especially when many families might not be able to afford expensive entry fees elsewhere. ​You can easily make a full day of it by bringing your own picnic, or you can use the lovely on site cafe which serves a fantastic full English breakfast and delicious looking pizzas fresh from a stonefire oven. ​You simply can't give this place anything less than five stars. It's a huge recommendation for anyone wanting a fun, affordable, and wholesome family day out. We will definitely be back!
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Kids loved the farm tour and playing around.
Miss TyMiss Ty
A lovely outdoor space. Plenty of free parking, sandpit area, bouncy area for older and younger children, tractor trial, zip wire, assault course and a few animals. You can buy animal feed for the donkeys, chickens, pigs, sheep and goats. Very clean outdoor areas. It’s all free except the animal feed and food which is too expensive- an ice lolly for £2.50…. I visited today - a Monday, not much on the menu,only three ice lolly’s left and that’s it. The indoor eatery requires updating, The chairs have torn seat cushions, and some of the area around is torn, but it’s free, and there’s always wear and tear. Also, they sell fresh meat produce - farm owned. I didn’t find the staff friendly at all. Chef was very moody, the cashier man didn’t have any customer skills - no hello or thanks, and the lady at the meat counter was harsh when speaking. I’d go back, but I wouldn’t buy or eat there. There is a donation area, for contributions also, to show your appreciation for using the space.
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Lockey Farm is an absolute gem and a true lifesaver for families looking for a wonderful day out. In today's climate, finding such a fantastic place that is completely free to enter is almost unheard of, and we are so grateful for it. While entry is free, there is a small donation booth should you wish to contribute, which is a lovely touch. ​There is so much here to keep the little ones entertained for hours. Our children loved the huge sandpit, the brilliant play area with a zip wire and climbing frame,, the little ride on tractors and inflatable bouncers. It was also wonderful to see all the happy animals, including the friendly goats, pigs, donkeys, and geese. The fact that all of this is available at no cost is just incredible, especially when many families might not be able to afford expensive entry fees elsewhere. ​You can easily make a full day of it by bringing your own picnic, or you can use the lovely on site cafe which serves a fantastic full English breakfast and delicious looking pizzas fresh from a stonefire oven. ​You simply can't give this place anything less than five stars. It's a huge recommendation for anyone wanting a fun, affordable, and wholesome family day out. We will definitely be back!
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A lovely outdoor space. Plenty of free parking, sandpit area, bouncy area for older and younger children, tractor trial, zip wire, assault course and a few animals. You can buy animal feed for the donkeys, chickens, pigs, sheep and goats. Very clean outdoor areas. It’s all free except the animal feed and food which is too expensive- an ice lolly for £2.50…. I visited today - a Monday, not much on the menu,only three ice lolly’s left and that’s it. The indoor eatery requires updating, The chairs have torn seat cushions, and some of the area around is torn, but it’s free, and there’s always wear and tear. Also, they sell fresh meat produce - farm owned. I didn’t find the staff friendly at all. Chef was very moody, the cashier man didn’t have any customer skills - no hello or thanks, and the lady at the meat counter was harsh when speaking. I’d go back, but I wouldn’t buy or eat there. There is a donation area, for contributions also, to show your appreciation for using the space.
Miss Ty

Miss Ty

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