Godstone Farm Reviews

I signed up expecting a little more from the membership, but the benefits didn’t feel like they added much value for the price. Not saying it’s a scam, but I probably wouldn’t renew unless they added more perks or made the cost feel more worth it

We had a really nice day out here. There were loads of different animals for the kids to spot, which kept them excited the whole time. A few areas did feel a bit busy at times, but overall we really enjoyed it and would defintely go again

We went on a rainy day, they handled it really well. Lots of covered areas. Staff were around keeping everyone updated, which helped a lot. The kids still had a brilliant time. Wet shoes and all.

We had an okay day at Godstone Farm, but the queues were frustrating. Getting in took way longer than we expected, and then some of the food queues were painfully slow too. The staff were friendly enough, so it wasn’t like anyone was being rude, but it just felt like there wasn’t much of a system once it got busy. The kids still had a great time seeing the animals and playing in the play areas, which saved the day really. But seriously, a bit better queue management would make a massive difference.

I used the Godstone Farm website to plan a visit it was straightforward. The menu was easy to follow, and I found the opening times, ticket info, and what was on without having to dig through loads of pages.

It worked well on my phone too, which was handy when I was just quickly checking details. The directions were clear and booking was simple. Then suddenly I was weirdly impressed by how little effort it all took. Just a clean, useful site that does the job.

We had a really nice time, honestly. The kids got stuck in feeding the animals and learned loads along the way. It was simple, fun, and just a great little day out.

Took the kids along the parking was so easy!! Loads of spaces, nice and close to the entrance, and no hassle getting in or out. It just made the whole day start off way more relaxed :)

I noticed quickly that everything had the same well-cared-for feel across the farm, clean areas, tidy paths, and a general sense that safety is part of their routine. It wasn’t just one spot looking nice, the whole place had that consistent, looked-after pattern to it. Felt really comfortable being there

Had such a nice day at Godstone Farm. The staff were really friendly right from when we arrived, especially by the animals and in the cafe. One lady was so sweet with my little one when she got a bit nervous feeding the goats, just helped her feel okay about it. It all felt really easy and welcoming, no stress at all. Would definitely go back

We went on a weekend and it was packed, with queues for a few things, but it wasn’t too bad. There was still loads to do and the kids really enjoyed themselves. I’d definitely go again, maybe just on a quieter day next time...

The kids really enjoyed it and had a great time, so I’m glad we went. That said, the tickets felt a bit steep for what it was, and the sticker shock was kind of a preventable downside to an otherwise nice outing

We had a decent day out at Godstone Farm overall, but I assumed there would be plenty of places to sit if they allow people to bring picnics. Turns out that wasn’t really the case. Most of the tables seemed to be taken for ages, and from the way it was set up, it felt like this probably happens quite often.
We ended up eating partly on a bench and partly standing up, which wasn’t ideal with kids trying to eat and settle. For the price of the tickets, I would have expected a bit more thought around picnic areas. I’d probably visit again, but I definitely wouldn’t plan on bringing a picnic next time.

We mainly went for the animals, and that part was definitely the highlight. The kids loved getting close to the goats, pigs, rabbits and a few others, and being able to feed some of them made it feel a bit more special.
That said, a few areas were crowded and there was more waiting around than I expected, which did take the shine off it a bit. The staff were friendly and helpful though, so overall it was still a decent day out and I’d probably go again

We had a good time with the kids overall, so that was nice, but the toilets kind of spoiled it a bit. They were grim, and the baby changing area felt really cramped and not exactly clean either. When you’ve got a baby with you, it just makes everything more hard than it needs to be. It could really do with being sorted.

Had a reeeally nice day at Godstone Farm. The kids absolutely loved feeding the animals, and the play areas kept them busy for aaages, which was a win for us. Staff were friendly and everything felt easy and relaxed. Food was okay too, a bit pricey, but kind of expected for a day out like this.

I booked my tickets quickly and everything seemed to go through fine. That said, I’ve had enough sketchy booking experiences elsewhere that I don’t fully relax until I see everything confirmed and working properly. So far it’s okay, but my trust isn’t exactly automatic anymore.

I really liked seeing how happy the animals looked, and the spaces were clean, too. It just felt good being there, and you could tell they’re well looked after.

The kids had a great time, that’s what matters most. It was simple, stress-free, and made for a really easy family day without a lot of planning or fuss.

We had a really nice day at the farm and the kids enjoyed seeing the animals, but the cafe wasn’t great if I’m honest. The kids meals were bland and my jacket potato was quite dry with hardly any filling. The drinks took ages to come out too, and the coffee tasted weak, like it had been sitting around for a while. It also felt a bit pricey for what we actually got. Staff were okay, just seemed rushed off their feet. I’d go back for the animals, but next time we’ll probaly bring our own food

I figured the kids would like it, and yep, they did. It’s a bit worn-looking, but that kind of matched what I was expecting anyway, so I’m not too bothered. As long as the kids are happy with it, I’d say it did the job.