Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
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Loved this place. In a world full of commercial themed places to go that dampen the soul, this is a fun and enjoyable place that is untouched by time. The staff are friendly and helpful and food is great. ( Coffee is a bit odd).
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Lovely place 4 a day out and 2 teach us kids about the olden day xx
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Nice relaxing place to spend a few hours with your children. Activities available such as feeding the animals. Nice Cafe and shop. Would recommend it
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Brilliant for the children cafe outstanding the welcome was superb. Thank you for an amazing visit.
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Lovely place, friendly staff. Great for primary school aged kids
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A fun day out with lots to see. There are a variety of animals to see and there are often demonstrations on traditional skills such a butter making to watch. There is a cafe and there is also a gift shop.
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A lot to see including historic tools, processes, machines, farm property and housing. Close up and sometimes hands on animal encounters. Ideal size for a day visit.
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Mid week early July visit. Very interesting but more demonstrators could have been present. A nice size site for a day visit with lots of close up animal encounters.
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Fabulous historic farm. Loved feeding the lambs and chickens
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Very relaxing way to spend a sunny day!
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Beautiful place really had a lovely day. Food at cafe was outstanding
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Very interesting the staff are friendly and helpful
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We love Acton Scott. We have bought a season ticket each year since we moved to the area. It is a favourite place for us and our grandson. Beautiful Shropshire countryside as well.
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Great place to visit the volunteers are very knowledgeable and explain how things work back in the day. They also hold courses and also cater for having school trips.
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Great day out for whole family got to learn and have fun. We went on fete day so lots of baby animals to hold and other stalls to look around . Totally recommended
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Great for kids and adults alike
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Took our grandson there and we all enjoyed it. Surprisingly un-crowded for half term and looking a tad run down at the moment. Staff all friendly and helpful, nice cafe but very slow service, probably easiest to take a picnic!
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Great place to take the kids
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Wonderful historic working farm. Fantastic for children and adults alike. Very friendly farm animals.
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Great place tucked away from it all in a perfect location. Free parking outside the door and a warm welcome from staff. Family ticket includes up to 3 children and at £25 was well worth the money. Kids aged 11, 10 and 4 all loved it and were allowed to just roam into enclosures and get up close with animals. Would highly recommend a visit.
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Great feeling of the era
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Great place for the kids to have fun and learn and the adults to be kids again.
The staff are very friendly and knowledgable.
The shire horses are stunning. Support a local treasure.
The staff are very friendly and knowledgable.
The shire horses are stunning. Support a local treasure.
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A very interesting place , wonderful people who were so helpful great to see so many animals
Fantastic restaurant can't wait to go again
Fantastic restaurant can't wait to go again
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Really enjoyed our visit, especially the fairy trail. Our granddaughter was loving every minute. Interesting for adults too, children get hands on with lots of things, grinding the grain to feed the hens was great fun. Loved all the animals, especially the black piglets. We found all of the fairy doors too!. The butter making was really good, learning about the patterns on the butter very interesting. A recommended visit, would certainly go again.
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We visited here in October half term with our two children and nieces and nephews ages from 2 to 11. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the day. There was plenty to see and do. It is one of the best farms we have been to with excellent value for money and really quiet for a half term visit. We got to try rug making, saw apple and pear making, wool spinning and lots of old farm machinery in addition to all the farm animals including baby piglets and chicks.
Staff were all very friendly. Would highly recommend.
Staff were all very friendly. Would highly recommend.
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