Monk Park Farm used to be a good day out with the family, unfortunately it has really gone down hill over the last couple of years. Faded signs greet you as you enter and the grounds are starting to look unkempt. In fact it seemed to have all he charm of a run down seaside resort. When we last visited (and it will be our last) many of the animals were in unlabeled pens or were totally missing. Many of the staff seem to posess an absolute lack of knowledge at best and were surly at worst. With so many good petting zoos and rare breed parks around I would give Monk Park Farm a miss and spend your money on something much better instead. You could support organisations  Read the complete review

I pass the signpost to this most days of the week when I go to work but haven't visited this to this year. We choose to visit this farm on the Easter Bank Holiday weekend as our young son loves animals and thought he would enjoy the trip. What is there *********** There is a huge and varied collection of both Outdoor and Indoor Feeding Areas where you can see such as lambs, sheep, goats, calves, cattle, pigs, ponies, donkeys, horses, llamas, alpacas, wallabies, albino wallabies, deer, ducks, geese, hens, peacocks, rabbits and guinea pigs. The car park on arriving is basically a huge field. When you get there you walk down the field Which is on a hill ...  Read the complete review