Nottinghamshire Farm Tourism

White Post Farm

Free-range fun for all the family at White Post Farm!

Hello and welcome to White Post Farm, one of the East Midlands’ most popular visitor attractions.

For 20 years we’ve been entertaining millions of kids and adults, giving them the chance to get up close to thousands of friendly animals, like chicks, llamas, rabbits, cows and pigs.

The farm’s open every day of the year (Apart from Christmas Day!) and with lots to do, rain or shine, it’s perfect for family days out, school trips and birthday parties. As well as meeting the animals, you can zoom around on go-karts, catch a seasonal show, do a little shopping or even pick up a new pet!

So put your wellies on and come on down to the farm – you’ll love it!

Ferry Farm Park

Ferry Farm Nottinghamshire is the perfect place for both school visits and family days out. We have a range of activities from playing in our indoor activity centre to feeding the animals. A family day out that is entertaining and educational. You will find a friendly environment that provides a relaxing and entertaining atmosphere.

Patchings Art Centre

A centre dedicated to the enjoyment of art. 3 Main exhibition galleries with monthly changes of exhibitions. Art & craft material shop, traini8ng services, cards and gifts. Art school programme.
Studio artists and Patchings Café.

Annual 4 day international Art & Craft Festival in June. 3 day Christmas Market every November.

Open 09.00 to 17.50 every day except  25 Dec to 1st Jan (Closed).

Free admission.

Manor Farm Animal Centre & Donkey Sanctuary

Since opening to the public in 1994 we have developed child-focussed activities and facilities to encourage and build youngsters’ understanding of the natural world around them.

Although not a working farm, we offer children (and their families) a chance to meet animals, find out ‘where eggs come from’, see the differences between donkeys and horses, ducklings and chicks, etc.

The majority of our animals have either been rescued from certain death or donated to us by owners who found themselves in a position where they could no longer provide the best care for their animals. A lucky few have actually been born here on the farm.