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Park Hall Farm EnterprisesNewest Review: ... At this point they both turned and ran like hell, my big brave boys!! When we caught up with them we got the map out to try and decide where to eat. A very nice man, (a very, very nice man!) asked if he could help and pointed out all the places where we could have a picnic, recommending the woodland adventure. He pointed us in the rig ... more |
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by - written on 22/02/01 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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"Are we there yet?" if I had a pound for every time I heard that cry, I wouldn't have to write about it to earn my fortune! Eventually we did arrive at the Farm Park and the cry turned to "Can we go on that pleeeease?" as strategically placed next to the car park is the driving school, making it impossible to miss. We hadn't even paid to get in yet! To do so cost £3.95 each for us and £2.95 each for the kids. We thought that this was rather expensive and from April 1st it will cost even more at £4.50 and £3.25 to get in. At the moment it is only open for the February school holidays shutting again after that until April. The ... Read the complete review
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