Odds Farm Park

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About the Farm:

Odds Farm Park offers a unique blend of interactive farm experiences and outdoor fun in Buckinghamshire, making it a perfect day out for families looking for a mix of education and entertainment. Discover a wide variety of farm animals, from the gentle cows and playful goats to the soft rabbits and guinea pigs that the kids can meet up close. With everything from poultry to ponies, there’s plenty to learn about the animals that live on a farm.

But it’s not all about the animals; Odds Farm Park is packed with activities to engage all ages. Take a whirl on the go-karts, challenge the family to a round of mini-golf, or enjoy the laughter in our soft play area. Tractor rides offer a fun way to explore the farm, while our obstacle course and sandpit provide endless opportunities for imaginative play. When it’s time to refuel, our café serves up a variety of delicious options, catering to all dietary preferences, including vegan and vegetarian choices.

Designed with accessibility in mind, the park ensures a stress-free visit for everyone. Free parking, easy accessibility throughout the farm, baby-changing facilities, and a welcoming café make your visit comfortable from start to finish. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, organising a school trip, or just looking for a memorable family outing, Odds Farm Park delivers an enjoyable and informative experience for visitors of all ages.

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Pricing:

The pricing below shows a farm’s price range for different types of visitors. It includes prices for all-day and half-day visits, playing inside or outside and any other ticket types the farm offers. If you’re bringing little ones, we define toddlers as aged 0-2yrs old but each farm defines them differently. Some split babies (0-1yrs old) and toddlers (1-3yrs old) so it’s best to check on-site before booking.

The recommendation to book in advance is down to one of two things; the farm often fills up and has to turn away people on the door or it’s cheaper to book before-hand. It’s usually the latter!