Farmer Parrs Animal World - Fleetwood
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Farmer Parrs is an award winning, family run, Lancashire Tourist Attraction which offers a great day out for all the family. More than just a children's farm park - kids and grown-ups all love it! Open 7 days a week - all year - from 10am to 5pm, we are easy to find, being only a short distance from Blackpool and the M55. There is a large free car park, with plenty of space for coaches. Farmer Parr himself won the 'Outstanding Contribution to Wyre Tourism Award' in 2010. Pottery Centre At Farmer Parrs Visitors to the farm can 'Paint-a-pot' in The Pottery Studio - which is run by the charity Autism Initiatives Adults on The Autistic Spectrum are supported to run all aspects of The Pottery Studio. Admission Prices and information: Winter Prices:- We reduce our entry prices between 1st Nov & 1st March to £4 per person. This includes a visit to Meet Santa & Rudolph at Christmas Time - please see our Christmas page. We also reduce our daily activites at this time of year. Winter Timetable:- Ewe can 'Meet the Animals' at 11.30am and 2.30pm. Pony rides at 2pm are weather dependent. If you are using a SAT NAV to find us - please use the postcode FY7 8SL Spring / Summer Prices Adults £6.50 Children (2-16) £5.50 Senior Citizens / Concessions £5.50 Family Ticket - 2 adults & 2 children £20.00 Children under 2 years Free Tractor and Pony Rides are weather dependent. We are open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm. We reduce our entry price in the winter months from 1st Nov - 1st March. Our opening times We are open 7 days a week 10am - 5pm. All Year - No Kidding! (We are only closed between Christmas Day and the beginning of Jan.) There really is something for all ages at the farm - here is the story behind our fab-ewe-lous Museum. Museum The Fylde Country Life Heritage Centre is set out in 10.000 square feet of farm building. There are twenty-six major exhibits set out in realistic scenes of shops, rooms and buildings. They cover living, working and leisure. A cottage, blacksmith, clogger, office, dairy, lineshafting, and World Wars 1 and 2 are only part of the wide range of displays. Most of the collection has been restored to working condition and volunteer members of the Fylde Country Life Preservation Society often give displays. | |||||||||||||||||||||