Honeybrook Adventure Farm
Wimborne, Dorset
Honeybrook Adventure Farm, Nr. Stanbridge, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 4JD
Visit us for a fun day out where you can see the farm animals, ride the new extended train along the riverside, view the farm from up high on the bumpy tractor trailer ride, explore 84 acres of river meadows, see a Victorian Farm and have a go at many fun activities. If it’s raining then enjoy the indoor soft play centre.
There is ample free parking and you are welcome to bring your own picnic. Light refreshments are available in the Great Barn. Dogs welcome on a lead at all times and please clean up afterwards if needed.
Open every day 10am to 5pm. Please can we remind you that we don't have any cash machines on site and although we can take card payments in the cafe our WiFi does not always work well in the farm environment. Cash is much quicker - see you soon!
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