Blackberry Farm Park – Lewes
Review: A Day on the Farm
Blackberry Farm Park is a fun place for families to visit, with lots of animals to see and interact with. You’ll find goats, pigs, chickens, and sheep that you can pet and feed, giving visitors a chance to experience farm life up close.
The park also offers a variety of activities and events throughout the year, such as festivals, themed days, and animal shows. Whether you’re looking for an educational trip to learn about the environment or just a unique setting for a birthday party, there is something here for everyone.
Attractions & Facilities
Set within the beautiful Sussex countryside, the park provides a mix of animal encounters and high-energy play.
Outdoor & Animal Fun
- Meet Our Animals: Interaction with farm favorites.
- Pony Rides & Experiences: Guided rides and hands-on care.
- Farmer Experience: Learn what it takes to run a farm.
- Play Areas: Large outdoor and indoor play zones.
On-Site Comforts
- Cafe & Picnic Area: Fresh food and designated eating spots.
- School Trips: Educational packages for learning outside the classroom.
- Parties: Unique outdoor settings for special celebrations.
Ticket Prices
| Ticket Type | Off-Peak | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Individual (Age 2+) | £16.00 | £18.00 |
| OAP (60+) | £15.00 | £16.00 |
| Children Under 2 | Free | |
*Prices are per person. Please check the website for specific peak and off-peak dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should visitors wear?
We recommend wearing wellies or durable outdoor footwear. While main walkways are gravelled, the farm trails and play areas are grass and may become muddy after rain.
Is the farm accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, most areas are accessible for wheelchairs and prams with flat, gravel surfaces. All-terrain wheels are advised for the farm walk which can be uneven.
Do you accept card payments?
Card payments are accepted throughout the park (minimum spend £1). If cash is needed, the nearest ATM is at the BP garage in Golden Cross.
When is the best time for a quiet visit?
For fewer crowds, weekday visits and morning sessions outside of school holidays are usually the calmest.
