Lancaster Park & Animal Farm - Oldham

Lauren Griffiths

Absolute Hidden Gem! If you weren't looking for it you wouldn't know it was there. It's huge, and we all loved it. A huge variety of animals most of which you can feed! There's 2 parks to play on and the trail is one nice big circle so you can't get lost. They do sell food hot dogs crisps and ice cream, the car park is small but free. I'd definitely recommend!!

Brooke

Lancaster Park & Animal Farm is great for a fun day out with the family! There’s a whole variety of animals, and it's clear they are well cared for. You can purchase animal feed for the animals too, if you’re wanting to have more interaction with the animals.

There is a tractor ride and a play area, offering a safe and enjoyable space for children to burn off some energy.

Overall, Lancaster Park & Animal Farm exceeded our expectations. It's a fantastic blend of education, entertainment, and relaxation. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and memorable day out!

Leon Whitfield

Lancaster Farm in Chadderton is a delightful destination, particularly for those interested in animals and experiencing farm life up close. The farm is home to a variety of animals, making it a perfect spot for families and animal lovers.

One of the farm’s main attractions is the opportunity to interact with a diverse range of animals. Visitors can meet cows, sheep, goats, chickens, and more. The chance to feed and pet these animals provides a hands-on and engaging experience, especially for children. These interactions are both enjoyable and educational, offering insights into animal care and farm operations.

The animals at Lancaster Farm are kept in well-maintained enclosures that mimic their natural habitats, ensuring they are happy and healthy. This attention to animal welfare adds to the overall appeal of the farm.

Walking paths around the farm allow visitors to explore at their own pace, observing the animals in a peaceful and natural setting. The picturesque scenery, combined with the presence of farm animals, makes for a relaxing and enjoyable visit.

Overall, Lancaster Farm in Chadderton is an excellent choice for anyone looking to spend time with a variety of farm animals in a beautiful, educational setting. The interactive experiences, well-cared-for animals, and family-friendly atmosphere make it a beloved destination for visitors of all ages.

Donna Gatenby

Quite a small farm but plenty of animals to see. Nice nature walk with a playpark for the kids. Take a picnic as only hotdogs drinks & ice cream available which wasn't for us. Our 4 year old enjoyed it. Think it's overpriced for what it is.

Charlotte Amy

We went to the Halloween event at Lancaster Farm with my little boy (age 10 months, first Halloween) and my niece (aged 10 years), and they both loved it. My son enjoyed seeing all the pumpkins in the field (he finds them hilarious for some reason?) and seeing all the animals, and my niece loved picking out her own pumpkin and seeing the horses and ponies. The man leading guests into the haunted house was brilliant, he was dressed as a skeleton and he had a photo with my son to, in his words, 'make his first Halloween extra memorable' and was just generally really friendly and welcoming. The whole experience was just brilliant. We'll definitely be back again.

James Kenny

Had a lovely day here was surprised how big it was as it looks tiny from outside. My only regret was i didnt have time to feed the lambs.
I will definetely visit again. Make sure you have cash as you cant pay on card

Tim J

I'm a bit surprised to see so many positive reviews for this place. We visited on a March weekend and felt it was a place that needed some investment and much better attractions and facilities. There are many better equivalent farm/play places in the Manchester area.

The farm has some small animals, chickens, geese etc. along with goats and ponies. There were some pigs just visible at the back of their pens and horses. Some of the enclosures were essentially patches of mud. There are a couple of small play diggers (pay extra to use), and a slightly unusual pirate-themed target shooting game.

The play areas were small and really not worth paying to visit. It's all cash only (?!) and at £30 for 2 adults and 2 children for entry alone, really not worth it in my opinion.

Wayne Hughes

Came to the Toddler and adult friday for £10 ,what great value forbmoney and was surprised at how big the place waa and a nice walk in the sun, had a brilliany day and my daughter loved feeding the goats