if you want a relaxing day, this is the place to visit, we have been coming here for over 15 years, my daughter who is 10 still asks if we can go to ferry farm (oldest daughter who is 20 prior who we always took also loved ferry farm) we sometimes take a picnic and sit next to the pond or I do recommend the food which is excellent,after reading the negative reviews I did feel that I had to leave a review. Its a family chill out day never too busy, the piglets goats and chickens are running around, when we visited today they had lamb bottle feeding, animal holding all day, baby rabbits, mice, guinea pigs and giant rabbits, its not expensive to get in we paid £6.95 each (3 of us)
We arrived at 12 and left at 4.30, we just love visiting, my daughter asked if we can go next weekend! love ferry farm and the staff are all so friendly!

While on a long walk along the river we called in at the cafe. Nice coffee & friendly staff. Looked a great place for kids.

Had a great half day whilst visiting the area for a few days.
The price was reasonable and as I have gt a visual disability my partner got in as my carer free.
Go karts for my 10 year old grandson may be a little too few in the summer months of the larger ones.
Plenty of play equipment for little ones and trampolines.
However Sam was amazing with her organisational skills making sure all the children had a go feeding the lambs pity the farm are losing her this week so good luck in your new job.
All arround running freely were chickens and ducks and the most tall cockeral I have seen boy could it wobble accross the gass area.
Loads of rabbits and a massive giant rabbit sat on a table supervised by Sam and her daughter for the children to stroke.
" litters of pigs and goats two which wandered all over and available for the children to stroke.
There is a pleasant cafe and the cream scones were delicious.
I loved the tranquill surroundings too down at the side of the river Trent so quiet away from busy roads.
A great day for us all.
Thank you