Park Hall Countryside Experience in Oswestry has planned a series of themed weeks to keep local youngsters entertained over the upcoming summer holidays.
The first themed week will be Dino Week from 24-31 July. They will be adding dinosaurs to the usual livestock found at the farm attraction, as well as a fossil digging area, dinosaur training and their hilarious dino races made possible by their sporting farm team.
From 2 August Maisy’s Maize Maze returns, with clues along the way to help lost visitors escape, plus a prize draw.
There will be enchanting characters, adventures and activities on the Fairy-tales and Giants week 9-15 August. That is followed by Science week 16-22 August featuring Grandolph the Wizard’s science show, a science lab and rocket-making classes.
Finally from 23-29 August, Park Hall will host Animal Magic week with the animal man – Simon Airey. Simon will be bringing animals from Corner Exotics, including snakes and scorpions for visitors to meet.
All the activities are included in the normal admission price, and children under 2 go free.
Joint owner – director Richard Powell said, “We are delighted to be heading in to a summer filled to the brim with fun down on the farm. The activities we have got planned have proved really popular in the past, so we expect lots of happy customers in the next few weeks!
“As well as the themed events, visitors can enjoy all the usual activities at Park Hall. Inside we have our role-play village, play barn and brickworks, plus our brand new under 4’s sensory play area. Outdoors, families can meet the animals, see the rabbits in Burrow Land, the goats in their new playground, take barrel train rides, and enjoy the Crazy Farm Adventure Course and our Woodland Adventure Play Area with a zip wire. There is non-stop fun on offer and I hope visitors come to see us as many times as they can over the holidays!
“We will be open every day and tickets must be booked in advance online. Our activities last summer were very popular so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.”
To book tickets visit www.parkhallfarm.co.uk.
