Piglets Adventure Farm — Attraction in Stockton-on-the-Forest

Absolutely epic place! We've travelled from Burnley to visit, about a 2 hour drive and we were not disappointed at all! SO much for our 3 and 5 year old to do. Really well run and organised. We got there early at 10 and stayed until 4, could have stayed longer if the girls weren't tired. Big inflatable trampolines, buggy cars to drive, crazy golf, fairy trail with map, farm walk (goats, Shetlands, g.pigs, pigs and piglets, rabbits, chicks etc) there were petting times too which we missed as the kids were so happy running around on all the playground climbing frames and slides etc. A big craft area inside an open tippee, tractor rides to another indoor slide and sandpit area and a few more bits we didn't even get round to doing. Food, coffee and ice cream provided was great, loads of seating areas to eat. Even though it was busy the kids could get on everything. There was a water park area and a foam party later in the day but we escaped before the kids spotted this! Honestly can't get over the price. £15.95 per child for the whole day and we would have paid that for just soft play for a couple of hours back at home. Everything was included! And £70 unlimited entry for the year for people who live closer, absolute no brainer. The ONLY comments we would have would be the toilets could do with upgrading/cleaning up a bit, just some new toilet seats etc would make a huge difference as the current ones look a bit tatty and stained. And a separate/private baby changing cubicle would have been nice rather than a changing table in the main toilet block for the parents with babies (for the toilets in the outside play area). The baby changing cubicle/disabled toilet in the inside play area was better but the sink was hanging off the wall. To say the rest of the place was so clean, these let it down a little. And one of the pigs and all piglets were absolutely covered in lice/ticks which we told a member of staff about. But otherwise if we lived closer we would 100% be back. You can also take picnics/food and drink too to save money which again, most places near us don't let you do so another huge plus along with the...

A very pleasant experience, my daughter loved it! There’s so many things for kids to do, there’s a tonne of interactive play in big sand pits, on the giant bouncy ‘pillow’ and on the three climbing frames (all bespoke to different age groups). Children are able to take a ride behind an ATV in carriages, as well as riding smaller manually powered tractors elsewhere. From the main area, the farm splits into 4 smaller but equally impressive areas; The Fairy Walk, which is an adorable short walk where children can enjoy spotting the fairies in the trees and knocking on the doors of the handmade fairy houses, there’s the Maize Maze, essentially what it says on the tin but there are written clues to find with accompanying animal pictures that children have to find, a great way to spice up a maze that some younger children might not otherwise enjoy, additionally there’s the animal section, a bridge must be crossed to get there allowing you to look down at the ducks and (extremely loud) geese, from there you follow a path around some pens, age through some indoor areas where the animals are kept, it’s very well thought out, the final area is the beach, we didn’t visit this section as we ran out of time, but from what I could see it was a very quaint beach area which reminded me of various U.K. beaches with the small huts and deck chairs. There is food provided with an acceptable level of variation, it was quite expensive but very enjoyable and the kids meal is nicely arranged, although I would highly recommend bringing your own food if you don’t want to spend to much or if you’re looking to get a little more nutrition in your kid’s meal. All in all, I was very pleasantly surprised by my experience at Piglet’s, I was expecting a generic, run of the mill, farm, but they’ve excelled in pretty much every area to make this a lovely...

I literally have no gripes about Piglets Adventure Farm – and trust me, if you've seen my profile, you'll know I'm quite particular about things. This place is so well thought out. For what you get, the pricing is quite reasonable, especially considering that there is no time frames and technically speaking the earlier you get there the more time you get.

The variety of activities is fantastic. From free petting sessions to the numerous play areas and attractions, it's just an all-around great experience. The food is pretty standard for places like this in terms of pricing, but what really stands out is the portion size and quality. It's not the typical low-quality amusement park food – you can actually call it real food, and the portions are very very acceptable.

The farm is incredibly well-maintained, with everything in great condition. There’s plenty of seating, both indoors and outdoors, which is great for families. They even have proper high chairs, which as a parent, I really appreciate. The layout is super open, so you can keep an eye on everything while your little ones explore. All the walking paths and activities branch out from the central area, which makes navigating the farm a breeze.

One small suggestion for improvement: entrance control could be a bit tighter. As it stands, anyone could walk in, and that doesn’t seem fair to paying customers. Maybe they could introduce wristbands to keep things more secure.

Overall, this place is a gem. I can't believe I hadn’t discovered it sooner! I travelled about an hour to get there, and honestly, I'd be willing to travel longer if I lived further away. It's an absolutely amazing day out – highly...