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Rand Farm Park

Rand Farm Park is a “Quality Assured Visitor Attraction” and silver award winner in the “enjoy england excellence awards 2005”. The farm is located in rural Lincolnshire 8 miles east of the city of Lincoln on the main Lincoln to Skegness road, the A158.

Rand Farm Park provides a high quality “hands on” learning and fun experience for visitors of all ages. It is a genuine working farm offering the following facilities: -

- Large variety of animals to hold, feed, touch and cuddle with daily
- activities including lamb/calf feeding and milking.
- Indoor Heated Play Barn complete with
---- Astra Slide and spiral tube slides
---- Air Cannons (some with disabled access)
---- Gladiator Challenge
---- Slide Glides
---- Climbing Wall
---- Ball shower
---- Roller racers and wheelie bugs
---- Toddler soft play area
---- and all round family fun!

- Indoor heated Podular play area
- Large outdoor Adventure Playground, Pedal Go Kart Track and Play
--Village
- Tearoom serving home made fresh refreshments and seating 150
- Coffee Baa seating a further 80 people
- Under-cover ride-on tractors and sandpit
- Interactive Information and Activity Centre
- Tractor and Trailer rides around the farm including disabled wheelchair - lift allowing complete access for our many disabled visitors.
- Milking Demonstration area providing further education of where our
- food comes from in a “hands on” way.
- One of the best stocked gift and toy shops in the area
- Large indoor and outdoor picnic areas

Rand Farm Park is open every day from 10.00am till 6.00pm (summer) and from 10am to 4.00pm (winter).

Rand Farm Park “The Living Farm Experience”.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Location:

Rand Farm Park
Rand
Lincoln
LN8 5NJ

 
Information & Booking:

Tel: 01673 858904
Fax: 01673 858514

Opening Times:

Open every day: March-October 10am - 6pm,
November-February 10am - 4pm.

Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.


www.randfarmpark.com

 
Copyright Lincolnshire Farm & Countryside Attractions Ltd 2006/07
This project is supported under the England Rural Development Programme by the
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund.