After 23 years, Stoughton Farm Park is set to re-open its gates on 30 March 2023.
The rural farm park located on the outskirts of Leicester will be home to a variety of farm animals to see, from pigs and goats to ponies and sheep. Most of the animals on the Farm Park have been donated or rescued, including Winston the Pig, who was rescued from a small house on an estate in Chesterfield after being purchased by the poor lady as a micro pig. He is now 250 kilos.
Children will be able to stop by cuddle corner and see the rabbits and guinea pigs too! Visitors can look forward to a wonderful play area with swings, slides, sand pit and more alongside the woodland picnic area. Plus you can let the little ones release their inner farmer with a visit to the pedal tractor track.
After meeting all the animals and running around, visitors can relax and enjoy something to eat and drink from the on site Stoughton Grange café located at Stoughton Grange Farm Shop. They’ll be serving hot and cold drinks, home baked goods, sandwiches, light bites, ice creams and snacks, or if you prefer to bring your own food you can make use of the picnic tables, scattered around the park outdoors.
Of course, The Cow & Plough pub is also situated just next door offering a range of pub meals and afternoon tea options.
Entry to the Farm Park is priced at £7, with those under 2 years going free of charge. Pricing may very for special event days.
Stoughton Grange Farm Park is set to open on Thursday 30 March 2023. Keep up to date with news and special events via their website at stoughtongrangefarmpark.co.uk.
