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See lambs?

16 replies

pitterpatterson · 26/02/2024 23:20

how do people go see the lambs in lambing season generally? Is it through farms that allow for lamb feeding?

i am looking for a nice day out with a friend, no kids.

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wwyd2021medicine · 26/02/2024 23:54

Cotswold farm park (Adam Henson place) do lambing live. DD saw one born there yesterday. It's in Cotswolds if that any good? Food in restaurant good apparently but I'm too near and too mean to have tried it 😂
You can camp there too - folk in camper vans at this time of year

KnickerlessParsons · 26/02/2024 23:59

Also Roves Farm on the Wilts/Glos/Oxon border.

HeddaGarbled · 26/02/2024 23:59

I’m not aware of anywhere that will let you feed the lambs but there are lots of places that you can visit during lambing season so that you can see the new-born lambs and potentially witness a birth.

ErrolTheDragon · 27/02/2024 00:04

It'd help if you said whereabouts in the country you are.
The only places I've seen lamb feeding it's really been aimed more at children

JellyBeanFactory · 27/02/2024 00:53

Where in the country are you?

Azured · 27/02/2024 11:04

There's a site which has a lot of sheep/lamb farms and the vast majority of those have lambing events (usually over Easter): https://treehub.co.uk/farms/category/lamb-sheep/

Hope that helps!

happypillsareworking · 27/02/2024 11:12

I think we may need to know where you are!
Where I am there's a farm where you can hold baby lambs

LIZS · 27/02/2024 11:15

Community farms and farm parks?

TheLovleyChebbyMcGee · 27/02/2024 11:16

There's a few places where I am that let you feed lambs. Its aimed at kids, but when we went there were plenty of adults doing it too. I ended up doing it as my son was too nervous!

Anoisagusaris · 27/02/2024 12:00

If you just want to look at them and not pet/feed th, you could just drive around my area 😆

shoppingshamed · 27/02/2024 12:15

HeddaGarbled · 26/02/2024 23:59

I’m not aware of anywhere that will let you feed the lambs but there are lots of places that you can visit during lambing season so that you can see the new-born lambs and potentially witness a birth.

There are near me, I think you might have to pay to go but I've seen photos on SM of children holding lambs at farm open days at this time of year

RampantIvy · 27/02/2024 12:40

Can you say what area you are in?

We are surrounded by fields of sheep, and one year I even had the privilege of seeing a lamb being born.

If you are anywhere near South Yorkshire Cannon Hall Farm is a good place to visit. You might also see baby goats and piglets.

Cannon Hall Farm | The Perfect Family Day Out in Yorkshire

Cannon Hall Farm is an award winning family run attraction sitting in the beautiful Pennine foothills.

https://www.cannonhallfarm.co.uk

Madcats · 27/02/2024 12:47

If you are near Wiltshire, the local agricultural college runs special family weekends:

www.wiltshire.ac.uk/events/lackham-lambing-weekend-2024

I've not been for a decade, but it was busy busy even back then. It isn't too far from the M4.

Closer to Stonehenge/Salisbury there is a Youth Hostel next to this little rare breeds farm: choldertonrarebreedsfarm.com

pitterpatterson · 27/02/2024 19:52

Thank you so much for the replies everyone!
I am in central London but going to be in Cornwall over Easter. So around Falmouth, or anywhere on the way with a reasonable deviation will work for us (a303/ a30)

I am not particularly keen on feeding them, no 😂 it just came up on my fb feed as an Easter activity

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Floods123 · 27/02/2024 19:55

Bodmin Moor or Dartmoor. Sheep and lambs running free. Open access. There now as live on Dartmoor. Please don't get too close. Mother's get protective.

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