Jurassic Week on the Farm at Park Hall

Wednesday, 26 April 2023 18:38

Park Hall Countryside Experience is going prehistoric this half term with ‘Jurassic Week’ from 27th May until 4th June.

The goats, rabbits, ponies, sheep and guinea pigs are going to be joined by Dora the Dino, who will meet and greet visitors every day. There will also be walkabouts with the newly born baby dinos.

Richard Powell, joint owner-director at Park Hall, said, “All you budding palaeontologists and archaeologists, come and join us this half term for some Jurassic fun! You can take part in a fantastic fossil dig, and choose your favourite fossil to take home with you.

“As well our pig races you can also watch our hilarious daily dino race around the outdoor play areas!

“Over in the woodland, the dinosaurs have laid some precious eggs, so we’re asking mini explorers to seek out the golden egg, which will reveal a secret password to win a mini dino gift.

“We’ll also be running a dino footprints quiz in the explorers' barn, with a chance of winning an annual membership.

“All the Dino activities are included in our general admission prices. We want to help entertain families over the break with a jam-packed day out that offers exceptional value for money. We really hope to see you down on the farm this half term.”

Access to the extensive indoor and outdoor play areas, barrel train rides, tractor rides, animals, role play village, sand and water play, music room, trenches and science area is included in the ticket price.

Advance online tickets are £2 cheaper than on the gate. Purchase tickets at www.parkhallfarm.co.uk.

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