Dick Whittington Farm Park (Gloucestershire) Reviews

Newest Review: ... an hour they bought out more chips but the kids were hungry and ate the original chips! Had to clear table myself and clean it with wet wipes, staff seemed moody and unhelpful. There are just 2 ladies toilets one of which the door wouldn't shut, it was small, cramped and dirty with the only means to drying your hands a towel hanging in the bin. Overall the restaurant was very disappointing and unable to cope with any food orders, very dirty and not up the facilities. The pets corner was small, cramped and very dirty and smelly, kids didn't like it as the smell of urine was so strong. The petting corner was an open shed and the reptile... more
Customer Dick Whittington Farm Park (Gloucestershire) Reviews (3)

by SarahO - written on 19/07/10
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Such a dreadful first impression, we didn't even bother going inside! It was deserted, run down, and the poor owls in cages at the entrance were sitting in piles of filth. The smell alone was enough to send us running. Not cheap, at £20 for a family. In addition, the big signs at the front desk warning us about e.coli did nothing to reassure us.

by Lynsey Powell - written on 01/09/09
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The inside play barn was good for under 5's as that was the age limit of all of the soft play although older kids would like the slides. But be warned, if you break any equipment there's a sign saying you have to pay!! Thought that was what insurance was for!! We waited 1 hour for a small portion of chips which came with dead fly attached. Complained and after another half an hour they bought out more chips but the kids were hungry and ate the original chips! Had to clear table myself and clean it with wet wipes, staff seemed moody and unhelpful. There are just 2 ladies toilets one of which the door wouldn't shut, it was small, cramped and dirty with the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 22/08/08 (Very useful, 509 readings)
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The Dick Whittington Farm Park is a wonderful award winning childrens activity centre and a working farm, nestled in the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside of Little London, Longhope. Conveniently situated just off the A4136 it isn't too far off the beaten track, but just enough to wallow in the tranquil 100 acre setting . But don't get too relaxed, this is a childrens activity park remember! We are lucky enough to live close to the farm park and visit it regularly, especially throughout the drier months when you can really take advantage of all that is on offer. This isn't to say there is nothing to do in the winter months, far from it, the Dick ... Read the complete review
