A day at Easter Anguston Farm

Begin by walking around the farm to see all the different animals. There’s plenty for little ones to look at along the way, making it ideal for toddlers like Emily who are happy just taking everything in.

The farm also has two large play areas, giving children plenty of space to run around and burn off some energy. The play parks are brilliant for a range of ages, so Easter Anguston Farm works particularly well when you’re meeting friends who have children at different stages.

Whether you have a curious one year old, an energetic preschooler or an older child looking for more adventurous play, there’s something to keep everyone entertained.

After exploring the farm, head to Blossom Café located within the grounds. It’s the perfect place to stop, refuel and catch up while the children take a break.

Having the café on site makes the whole day feel easy and unhurried - especially when you’re visiting with little ones and don’t want to pack up the car to find somewhere else for food or a coffee.

Before heading home, make time for the wildflower meadow walk. It’s a lovely, peaceful addition to the day and a chance to slow things down after the excitement of the animals and play parks.