the best in print - web - app for Gloucestershire

Event Search

Places Search

Things to See in Gloucestershire What's On in the Cotswolds events

Explore Home > Regions of Gloucestershire > Explore the Cotswolds > Visitor Attractions & Days Out in the Cotswolds > Wildlife & Animal Parks in the Cotswolds

Places Search

Event Search

Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park

Get More from Explore!

Whats On Gloucestershire Events and Things to do in Gloucester

Promote your business, event or offer with Explore Gloucestershire

Follow Explore Gloucestershire on Facebook

Follow Explore Gloucestershire on Twitter

About Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park

A rare farm treat in the heart of the Cotswolds

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 rides,touch barn, adventure playground, bouncy pillows, conservation area, gift shop and café.

Discover Rare Breeds through History as you stroll the walkways surrounded by fifty flocks and herds of farm animals. Enjoy the undercover facilities in the Touch Barn and Demonstration Barn. Help bottle feed the lambs and goat kids, hold a chick and experience seasonal demonstrations, including lambing, shearing and milking.

With a passion for rare breed conservation, Joe Henson opened the Cotswold Farm Park in 1971. They have welcomed millions of happy visitors in the 45 years since opening. This family-run business is not to be missed.

The 'Maize Maze' open throughout the Summer Holidays - when fully grown and at its best to be explored!

Children and adults can enjoy getting lost in a sea of maize crop and using the clues to escape.
Along the way you will find other attractions such as puzzles, play areas, kids activities and more, all related to an annual theme.
The 'Maize Maze' is attached to the Farm Park, and is located in a field very close to the visitor center. Once you’ve paid your admission to the Park, you’re welcome to explore the maze!

Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park Opening Times 2019

Open daily from 16 February until 24 December  2019

The shop and Adam's Kitchen are open from 9am
The Farm Park is open from 10.30am - 5pm

Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park Admission Charges 2019

Cheapest tickets available via Cotswold Farm Park website

2019 Events at Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park

Lambing: 16 February - 28 April
Mother's Day Weekend: 30 - 31 March
Nature Week: 25 May - 2 June
Meet the Machinery: 8 - 9 June
Father's Day Weekend: 15 - 16 June
Maize Maze: 20 July - 1 September
Potato Patch: 2 - 29 September
Wool Week: 4 - 7 October
Halloween Land: 25 October - 3 November
Christmas: 23 November - 23 December

Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park Caravan Site

Pennycress pitches will open 15 March 2019, remaining pitches open 5 April 2019. Grass pitches close on the 3 November 2019, Pennycress pitches close on the 1 December 2019.

Glamping Tents will be open between Friday 29 March 2019 – Monday 30 September 2019.

Please visit www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk/camping for further details.

Dogs at Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park

Dogs are not allowed in to the park, with the exception of guide dogs. This is due to the close contact with the animals. Dogs are allowed in the new visitor centre, The Ox Shed – which includes the Shop, Cafe and Bar. You can also take them on the Wildlife Walk, which they will no doubt enjoy!
Dogs are also welcome on the campsite.

Disabled Access at Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park

The indoor barns, visitor centre and cafe are all accessible for wheelchairs. The ‘Rare Breeds Through History’ walkway and adventure play areas are accessed via an uneven and slightly stony path. Customers using electric wheelchairs manage these areas without trouble, visitors pushing chairs manually can sometimes struggle.

If you or a member of your party has reduced mobility, you can reserve a wheelchairs. Please call ahead to reserve one for your visit.