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Cheshire Ice Cream FarmNewest Review: ... workshop and Beeston Castle. Cheshire Ice cream farm is one of the largest ice cream farms in the country. It has free admission and includes play areas, animals, milking barn, the ice cream parlour and coffee shop and farm shop. When you arrive there is a small car park, with a larger car park opposite. You will first see the Farm shop, which stocks lots of local meats, vegetables and ... more |
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by - written on 20/11/08 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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Cheshire Ice cream farm - where do I start?? We have only been going since 2005, I knew there was an ice cream farm not far from us, but never knew where it was. I would always see in the dessert section of restaurants and pubs ice cream from Cheshire ice cream, and I said to hubby we must try it out one day. We found out where it was and off we went. It took us 20 minutes to get there. It was well sign posted for local people to find and those who travelled further afield. It is located in a place called Tattenhall - not to be confused with Tatton Park as I thought it was!! It is around the corner from the candle workshop and Beeston ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/08/08 (Very useful, 180 readings)
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Over the bank holiday weekend my friend and I decided to do some exploring of the local countryside and see what we could find to entertain ourselves. After abandoning the car in a little car park and completly tiring ourselves out walking around many country roads we decided we needed some refreshments and at that moment managed to come across a sign for Cheshire Ice Cream Farm. As neither of us had been there before we decided to go and have a look... and eat some ice cream! Cheshire Ice Cream Farm is located in a place called Tattenhall which is found within Chester in the north west county of Cheshire. The easiest way to get there is to find the A41 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/05/08 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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Having just had a bank holiday and for once hubby was not working or watching some vitally important sporting event I decided that even though the weather was not wonderful that we all needed some fresh air and a trip to one of my favourite places was called for. Off we went, children prized away from the X box and TV and herded into the car with cries of 'where are we going, its not shopping is it'. Once hubby and I could get a word in amongst the grumbles and complaints to tell them that we where off the the Ice Cream farm, calm and peace ensued from the back of the car which one little voice (Ok not so little daughter is 14) asking could we also go to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/01/08 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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This one of the little jewels where you can take the kids when the weather is a bit miserable. Not that the place itself has a lot of time-killing value, but coupled with a trip to the Candle Workshop 4 miles away it gives you part of a full day out. The farm is a working farm situated on the Cheshire plain about 4 miles off the a41, 10 miles from Chester. If you\'re on the A41, just follow the brown signs.It has grown and grown over the last 10 years and offers a lot of different activities for children and adults. It costs nothing to get it, they make their money from purchases whilst you\'re there. Central to the attraction is the ice-cream. They have ... Read the complete review
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