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Hall Hill Farm (Lanchester)

 
Description: Address: Lanchester / Durham / DH7 0TA / England / There is a wide range of friendly animals to meet face to face ... more
Hall Hill Farm (Lanchester) ... including fluffy chicks, baby lambs, pigs, donkeys, ponies and rabbits. Then there are the more unusual animals such as the llamas and Highland Cattle.

Newest Review: ... attraction you come to is the chick house. In this building the children and adults if they want can hold and pet a small chick for as long as they want. (you are supplied with a small towel to put on your knee incase the chick has an accident). The next attraction is a large shed that houses the rabbits and guinee pigs and in the same way as you can pet the chicks you can pet the animals ... more

 ... in here except you are supplied with a soft brush if you want one. Up until this year i would of said this was great for the kids but beware one of the rabbits bit me TWICE, which is not too bad for an adult but if it was my little one i'd feel rathe...more

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dad-of-three
Premium Review Hall Hill Farm (Lanchester): Hall Hill Farm- Fun for all but not for a full day (659 words)
by - written on 31/05/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I have visited Hall Hill Farm atleast once per year for the past four years or so and have enjoyed each visit. I usually visit in the spring around lambing season as feeding the lambs is the part of the trip the kids like the best. The farm itself is located near Satley in County Durham. When you first arrive you pull into the carpark where there are plenty of spaces for everyone and parking is never a problem. Once through the carpark you enter the visitors shop where you pay to enter the farm. The cost at the moment is £5.20 per adult and £3.90 per child with under 3's being free. A 2 adult / 2 children ticket will cost £16.00. The shop also stocks an ...  Read the complete review

birdy22
Premium Review Great day out and the events are fantastic (321 words)
by - written on 07/04/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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I have been visiting Hall Hill Farm ever since my son was about 3 years old (he is now 7) and I still love it. Hall Hill Farm is situated in Lanchester, County Durham. 10 Miles away from Durham City and 18 miles away from Newcastle. The farm is ran by David Gibson and was first opened in 1981 by Jack and Ann Darlington. The prices that you pay to enter include: Free tractor ride, animals to stroke & feed, playground & Noah's arc. Entry costs: Adults £5.20 Over 60's £4.75 Children (3 - 15) £3.90 Under 3's ...  Read the complete review

chocaholic110
Premium Review Hall Hill Farm (Lanchester): Down on the farm! (1846 words)
by - written on 07/03/09 (Very useful, 207 readings)
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Recently it was the school half term holidays and by Wednesday my family had started to get a bit stir-crazy. The weather wasn't fantastic but it wasn't too bad either so we decided to go to a local farm, Hall Hill Farm for a day out. ** Where it is ** Hall Hill Farm is located on the B6296 near Satley, Co. Durham in north-east England. It is around 10 miles from Durham city and 18 miles from Newcastle. ** What it is ** Hall Hill Farm is a working farm that is open to the public. It has 290 hectares growing wheat, barley and oil seed rape and also has a substantial number of animals which is the area that is open to the ...  Read the complete review

 

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