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Offer of the Week: One FREE child entry to Cotswold Farm Park
Explore Gloucesteshire have teamed up with Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park to give you free child admission with a fee paying adult.
About Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park
From Gloucester cattle to Guernsey goats, Cotswold sheep to crested ducks, there's a rare breed for every week of the year. Daily demonstrations, tractor school and farm safari ride. Touch barn, adventure playground, bouncy pillows, conservation area, gift shop and café.
Discover our Rare Breeds through History as you stroll the walkways surrounded by our fifty flocks and herds of farm animals. Enjoy our undercover facilities in the Touch Barn and Demonstration Barn. Help bottle feed the lambs and goat kids, hold a chick and experience our seasonal demonstrations, including lambing, shearing and milking.
With a passion for rare breed conservation, Joe Henson opened the Cotswold Farm Park in 1971. We have welcomed millions of happy visitors in the 43 years since opening. This family-run business is not to be missed.
Explore Gloucestershire
29 July 2014
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