About Our Farm
The Farm Park
Farm Park Update:
The Farm Park is currently closed due to recent bad weather. We shall be reviewing when the Park will re-open at the end of January.
Lockey Farm was a new farm started by Graham and Caroline Adams 15 years ago, having broken away from the family farm, to set up their own.
We always allow our customers to view the animals and in 2012 opened a New Coffee Shop and expanded the Farm Park area with and a children's play area. We now employ 20 local staff including a Master Butcher with 43 years experience and two further, equally experienced butchers.
We pride ourselves in a friendly, family welcome farm and work hard to support local businesses and charities and to cater to the needs of the local community.
Our Working Farm
Lockey Farm Park is the visitor centre for families. Your children will enjoy being up close to our animals. Come at the right time of the farming year and you will see the very young offspring of our sheep and if you'r lucky, you will see our lambs born.
As this is a working farm, please be aware that animals are unpredictable and not trained pets. They have their own minds, so please be mindful if you are stroking an animals to not put your fingers near their mouths as they can bite. We also ask that you do not let children climb on fences and gates as this can weaken them over time, leading to breakages or injuries. Along with this, while we try our best to keep the farm park safe for children to run around and enjoy, we would like to remind parents that the responsibility for your child's safety falls with the parents. Lockey farm will not accept responsibility for injuries sustained by adults or children on the premises.
Lockey Park Animals
We pride ourselves on letting our animals roam free. We have to protect them from you and you from them, after all this is a working farm.
Take a walk around the park to see our Sheep, Goats, Alpacas, Chicken and Geese.
Enjoy some fun on the assault course and zip line. We also have a sand pit and a football goal so bring along your bucket and spade and football and practice your shooting.
The entrance to the farm park is free. All we ask is for donations to be deposited into the pigs at the entrance gate.
The donations go towards up keep of the farm park, And we would greatly appreciate you visiting the coffee shop or farm shop on your visit.
please be aware that the opening times for the farm park are subject to change due to adverse weather. please see facebook for information
When the Café is closed, the bouncy pillows will not be in use.
