Hatton Country World

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About the Farm:

Blending adventure with animal encounters, Hatton Country World is a unique family destination. It offers a variety of attractions that cater to both the young and young at heart, set within the serene British countryside.

Designated picnic areas invite families to relax with homemade meals, while the venue’s diverse dining options ensure all dietary needs are met. Whether it’s a quick snack or a full meal, visitors have plenty to choose from.

The venue not only celebrates birthdays and hosts school trips but also serves as a picturesque setting for weddings. With everything from poultry to exotic alpacas, the animal encounters here are both educational and engaging.

A plethora of activities awaits, including horse riding, laser tag, and more, ensuring no two visits are the same. Accessibility for all visitors is a priority, making every adventure at Hatton Country World accessible and enjoyable. Booking is advised to guarantee a day full of joy and discovery.

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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!

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Are you wheelchair, pushchair or buggy friendly?

All the paths around the shops are concreted and most shops are easily accessible. For those shops with a step, ramps can be provided. Within the Adventure World again the paths are all either concrete or ‘hard standing’. Some shows do take place on grass.