Easter Holidays
Join us this Easter Holiday for a great day out for all the family, whatever the weather.
Conquer our indoor and outdoor play areas, ride the heights of our Skyrider, practice your aim at archery, bottle feed the lambs, watch a milking demonstration, take a tractor ride, and discover our play silos.
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Easter Holidays at Rand Farm Park
If you’re searching for things to do in Lincolnshire this Easter Holiday or planning memorable family days out near Lincoln, Rand Farm Park has everything you need in one place. Join us for one of the best days out, offering a full day of fun for all the family, whatever the weather.
Easter holidays at Rand Farm Park are packed with activities designed for children of all ages, making it one of the most popular family-friendly attractions near Lincoln during the spring season. Children can meet and interact with a variety of friendly farm animals, including adorable spring arrivals, making it a perfect choice if you’re looking for places where kids can see animals in Lincolnshire. There’s even the chance to bottle feed lambs, to make a truly special Easter activity that children love.
For families wondering what to do in Lincolnshire with kids this school holiday, there’s no shortage of adventure. Children can burn off energy across our extensive indoor and outdoor play areas. They can climb, slide and explore in our Indoor Play Barn or air cannon arena, including a designated soft play for toddlers, or head outside to enjoy varied playground equipment, jumping pillows, pedal go-kart, summer houses, and mini golf. Whatever the weather, we have you covered. Rand Farm Park is ideal for both sunny days and classic British spring weather (rainy days!) Our tractor and trailer ride is another popular attraction, giving families a scenic tour of the farm and a closer look at our animal paddocks.
Looking for more thrilling outdoor activities for older kids in Lincolnshire? Take on the Skyrider zip line for a thrilling ride above the park, test your skills with archery, or explore the play silos for even more excitement*.
Throughout the day, families can also watch engaging milking or feeding demonstrations, offering a fun and educational insight into life on a real working farm. We always have friendly farm staff on hand to help in these sessions so it’s a great way to answer those curious questions and make your visit both entertaining and informative.
Rainy day? No problem. If you’re looking for indoor activities for kids, Rand Farm Park is the perfect all-weather destination. With large indoor play areas and our big indoor Animal Barn, there’s plenty to enjoy, whatever the weather. We have highland cows, pigs, goats, horses, donkeys, and small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs and birds, as well as plenty more!
Whether you’re planning ahead or looking for Easter holiday events near Lincoln this week, Rand Farm Park offers a complete experience that combines animals, play, and hands-on activities. We also have thousands of 5 star reviews and we hope you’ll see why so many families consider it one of the best family attractions in Lincolnshire.
If you’re searching for Easter holiday activities in Lincolnshire or a fun family day out near Lincoln, make Rand Farm Park part of your plans and create special memories together this spring.
*Some outdoor activities like Skyrider and Archery are weather dependent.
Your questions, answered
Do I need to book tickets in advance to visit Rand Farm Park?
Yes, we always recommend booking tickets in advance, especially during weekends, school holidays and seasonal events like Christmas or Easter. You’ll also benefit from lower online prices compared to tickets purchased on the day.
Can I buy tickets on the day?
Yes, but availability isn’t guaranteed on busy days and during seasonal events. You’ll also get a better price by booking online in advance, helping you plan your visit with confidence.
Do adults need a ticket to enter the farm park?
All visitors require a ticket to enter Rand Farm Park. This helps us manage crowd numbers and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
How long should we plan to spend at the farm park?
This is up to you, but most families stay for around 3-5 hours or stay all day. There’s plenty to do, so you can take your time and enjoy everything at your own pace. Your tickets are valid all day.
We have a large Indoor Animal Barn, Adventure playgrounds, milking demonstrations, meet the small animal, Indoor Playbarn, pedal tractors, pedal go karts, summer houses, mini-golf, bouncy pillows, Air Cannon Arena, tractor and trailer ride and much more!
What is the best time to visit during the day?
Arriving earlier in the day means you can make the most of everything on offer, from animal activities to play areas and tractor rides.
However, it is up to you and your family how you spend your day. The indoor and outdoor activities are open throughout the day, and there are multiple feeding or milking demonstrations throughout the day.
What animals can we see at Rand Farm Park?
There are lots of friendly animals to see across the farm from those in our barns and paddocks to smaller animals you can meet up close. There are often new arrivals throughout the year too.
We have cows, goats, sheep, pigs, donkeys, horses, highland cows, rabbits, guinea pigs, chicks, chickens, ducks and much more!
Can visitors interact with the animals?
Yes, experiencing the animals is all part of the fun and something many children really love during their visit. Our friendly farming staff are always around to answer questions about our farm and animals if you want to find out more.
All year round, you can experience feeding demonstrations, milking demonstrations and meet the small animals up-close for a cute encounter. Most of our animals are in the Big Animal barn, outdoor pens or the farm paddocks, all of which can be experienced up close if the animals are feeling confident (they’re not usually very shy!).
You can also purchase a bag of animal feed to give to our sheep, goats and pigs.
Are there animal feeding opportunities?
All throughout the year, you can watch milking demonstrations with an informative talk from our friendly farming staff. Also, you can purchase a bag of animal feed to give to our sheep, goats and pigs.
During other seasons, you can bottle feed our lambs or calves at multiple intervals throughout the day, which is often a highlight activity for families.
Are there indoor areas if the weather is bad?
Many of our animals can be found in our barns, so you can still enjoy seeing them up close whatever the weather. We have an Indoor Play Barn and Air Cannon Arena where children can enjoy. Both cafes are indoors and we also have indoor picnic benches available.
Are there activities suitable for older children?
Yes, older children can enjoy attractions such as the Skyrider zip line, archery and the Land Rover Adventure
What should we wear when visiting the farm?
We recommend dressing for the weather and wearing comfortable footwear like trainers or boots, especially as parts of the farm are outdoors. During wet weather, wellies or coats are advised, but a lot of the farm is under cover or paved, so this is not essential.
Is there food and drink available at Rand Farm Park?
There are a variety of options on site, from our Cafe Baa or our Grain Store, each offering a selection of hot food, to picnic boxes and a range of drinks.
