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Cotswold Farm Park

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4.12

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Image of Cotswold Farm Park's signs.

Holding the rabbits

Image of the Cotswold Farm Park sign

Image of Cotswold Farm Park's signs.

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Cotswold Farm Park is a popular family-friendly farm park located in Guiting Power, Gloucestershire. Visitors can explore a wide variety of rare breed farm animals, enjoy seasonal events, and discover beautiful walking trails across the rural estate. The attraction offers interactive animal encounters, outdoor play areas, and an onsite café serving fresh food. It provides an engaging and educational day out for people of all ages looking to experience British farming life.

The venue website mentions that there is level access across much of the site, alongside designated accessible parking spaces near the main entrance. Visitors will find accessible toilets situated within the visitor centre and at key locations around the farm park. The site also accommodates assistance dogs and offers smooth pathways suitable for wheelchair users to navigate the primary animal viewing areas.

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Reviews

Overall rating

4.12

(4 reviews)

Overall rating breakdown

5 0
4 3
3 1
2 0
1 0

Access (avg.)

3.12

Parking (avg.)

3

Toilets (avg.)

3.5

Staff (avg.)

4

marg15

Sept 2025

4.5

4.5

Great day out for Freddie (my powerchair) - and me 😁

Most paths made of compacted stone so a bit uncomfortable but not too bad, can be a bit bumpy in odd places. Great access to Adventure and Petting barns, flat floor, plenty of space to get around. Wooden plank access to some parts - easy to navigate. Wheelchair access for one chair onto trailer for the 30 min tractor ride round the complex. Reasonable room in gift shop/cafe/restaurant area, all flat.

Most paths made of compacted stone so a bit uncomfortable but not too bad, can be a bit bumpy in odd places. Great access to Adventure and Petting barns, flat floor, plenty of space to get around. Wooden plank access to some parts - easy to navigate. Wheelchair access for one chair onto trailer for the 30 min tractor ride round the complex. Reasonable room in gift shop/cafe/restaurant area, all flat.

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disabledtraveler

Mar 2025

4

4

Disabled Travellers view the rare breeds

Very interesting and pleasant visit of the rare breeds, of which you will enjoy seeing so many breeds, at this time of Spring, it will depend on the births that are in the pens, but it is enjoyable just taking a look at the hard work the farm is doing. Alright, it may be difficult for disabled, but the kids will love it, and there are other things to do as well as seeing the animals, so we would recommend visiting, just bear in mind the slopes and the size of the farm, its huge.

Very interesting and pleasant visit of the rare breeds, of which you will enjoy seeing so many breeds, at this time of Spring, it will depend on the births that are in the pens, but it is enjoyable just taking a look at the hard work the farm is doing. Alright, it may be difficult for disabled, but the kids will love it, and there are other things to do as well as seeing the animals, so we would recommend visiting, just bear in mind the slopes and the size of the farm, its huge.

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disabledtraveler

Mar 2025

3.5

3.5

Disabled Traveller visits the Cotswold farm park project

The young kids will love this, but it’s not wheelchair friendly at all, even the car park will cause problems if raining. There is a slope up to the entrance to pay, but this is a reasonable cost. Spring 2025 was £12.50 but carers are free, (with proof) and worth the visit. The shop really is not worth bothering with, just plain quite useless items designed just to make money, so missing this will not be a worry. However, the cafe is inside, and although a small selection of food, it looked ok, we enjoyed a very crumbly falling apart scone, tasty enough if you could be bothered to pick up the very dry scone. We were not impressed as you may gather. Our notes in below sections will tell you how difficult we found it for disabled to get around, lots of slopes, and grass verges up to the pens, very tiring for a carer. Over all though, we did enjoy our visit, worth trying it out, and buying a bag of food at entrance was worth while, but watch out for fast stealing reactions of the animals.

The young kids will love this, but it’s not wheelchair friendly at all, even the car park will cause problems if raining. There is a slope up to the entrance to pay, but this is a reasonable cost. Spring 2025 was £12.50 but carers are free, (with proof) and worth the visit. The shop really is not worth bothering with, just plain quite useless items designed just to make money, so missing this will not be a worry. However, the cafe is inside, and although a small selection of food, it looked ok, we enjoyed a very crumbly falling apart scone, tasty enough if you could be bothered to pick up the very dry scone. We were not impressed as you may gather. Our notes in below sections will tell you how difficult we found it for disabled to get around, lots of slopes, and grass verges up to the pens, very tiring for a carer. Over all though, we did enjoy our visit, worth trying it out, and buying a bag of food at entrance was worth while, but watch out for fast stealing reactions of the animals.

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Contact

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Location

Cotswold Farm Park Limited, Kineton, Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom, GL54 5UG

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