The park serves as a conservation space for traditional British farm animal breeds that are often displaced by modern industrial agriculture.
The facility functions as a fully operational farm, meaning livestock management and husbandry are integrated into the visitor experience.
The park maintains a strict 'wash-your-hands' protocol at multiple stations to ensure biosecurity between animal contact areas.
It is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the National Curriculum for Key Stage 1 and 2 farm-based education.
The park features a specialized soft play barn that allows for all-weather activity regardless of Lincolnshire's variable climate.
Tattershall Farm Park is a working farm and family attraction located in rural Lincolnshire that focuses on hands-on interaction with animals. The park features an extensive collection of rare and traditional farm breeds, including Highland cattle, donkeys, and pygmy goats. It offers both indoor and outdoor play facilities, such as sand pits, zip wires, and pedal tractors. Visitors can participate in scheduled animal feeding sessions and grooming workshops throughout the day. The site is designed for educational interaction, allowing direct access to animal paddocks and enclosures. It includes an on-site cafe and designated picnic areas for visitors bringing their own food. The park is situated on flat, accessible terrain suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.
The raised viewing platform overlooking the Highland cattle paddock.
Bring a change of footwear, as the paddocks can become muddy even in dry seasons.
Check the daily activity board upon arrival to coordinate your visit with specific animal feeding times.
Wear layers, as the majority of the attraction is located in open, unsheltered fields.
Attempting to visit without booking in advance, as the park frequently manages capacity limits via their online reservation system.
Open daily, but requires pre-booked tickets for all visitors.
Avoid feeding the animals human food, as the farm provides specific animal feed for that purpose; follow all hand-sanitization guidelines after touching livestock.
