Farmer Palmer's (Dorset) Reviews

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Newest Review: ... barn, straw bale fun-slide and climb around the hay or tunnel through the centre! There are two bouncy castles one inside and one outside, a ball pool and gokarts for older children. There is a super woodland walk, although it is not ideal if you are in a wheel chair or have a pushchair! The highlight of any visit is the opportunity to meet the animals whether that means bottle feeding the lambs, trotter time or holding a guinea pig. Learn how cows are milked too! Staff are friendly and approachable. On a recent busy occassion I lost my then 5 year old. I was very pleased by the swift and thorough missing child process staff followed, we fo... more

Customer Farmer Palmer's (Dorset) Reviews (2)

sazzy68
Farmer Palmer's (Dorset): Farmer Palmer's is great fun!!! (290 words)
by - written on 24/02/10 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Falmer Palmer's has been a place I have spent many safe and happy hours with my children from about the age of 2 years old. It is situated in Organford (Dorset) and is well sign posted. This farm play park is good value for money and provides a whole days fun, both rain and shine. Children can enjoy a range of activities from tractor barn, straw bale fun-slide and climb around the hay or tunnel through the centre! There are two bouncy castles one inside and one outside, a ball pool and gokarts for older children. There is a super woodland walk, although it is not ideal if you are in a wheel chair or have a pushchair! The highlight of any visit is the opportunity to meet .  Read the complete review

abbadabbado
Old Mr Palmer had a farm, ey ay ey ay o (1180 words)
by - written on 20/10/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Having a toddler means we are starting to look around for days out and ways to entertain our daughter as well as having a family day out. In the summer we went to Farmer Palmers, a farm park situated in Organford which is approximately five miles outside of Poole in Dorset. The farm park is well signposted and fairly easy to find, however we did rely on the trusty sat nav to take us rather than look for sign posts. The day we went it was overcast and drizzling on and off despite it being summer months. No surprise there then. We knew some of the attractions were undercover, but even so we went armed with wellingtons and rain coats just in case. ...  Read the complete review

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