The park incorporates the 'Cornish Life Museum', which houses a collection of vintage farm machinery and domestic tools historically used in local agriculture.
The facility is located on the historic Tresillian Barton estate.
It features a 'Bugzone' dedicated to showcasing various species of insects and reptiles in a controlled environment.
The park utilizes a miniature train system that tracks through the farm's meadow areas.
It maintains a large indoor soft play structure, mitigating the impact of Cornwall's frequent maritime weather on visitation.
Dairyland Farm Park is a rural family attraction situated on a former dairy farm near Newquay, Cornwall. It features extensive indoor and outdoor play facilities, including the 'Bull Pen' indoor play area and adventure playgrounds. The site maintains a petting zoo where visitors can interact with domesticated farm animals such as goats, pigs, and rabbits. Additional attractions include a narrow-gauge railway tour around the park grounds and a museum dedicated to Cornish agricultural heritage. The facility is specifically designed for families with children, emphasizing hands-on educational engagement with livestock. Walking trails traverse the surrounding landscape, providing a connection to the local rural environment.
The elevated view from the miniature railway track overlooking the rolling Cornish countryside.
Bring a change of clothes for children, as outdoor play areas include water-based and mud-prone sections.
Check the daily timetable upon arrival to catch specific animal feeding or handling sessions.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear suitable for walking on uneven grass fields and farmyard paths.
Attempting to explore the entire site without checking the map first, as the varied terrain of the farm trails can be tiring.
Operates on a seasonal basis, typically closing during winter months; check for specific holiday opening periods.
Avoid feeding the animals anything other than approved feed provided on-site; wash hands thoroughly after all animal contact.
