Reviews for THE BUTTS FARM RARE BREEDS VISITOR CENTER, SOUTH CERNEY

5/5 from Stella
3 years ago
The cafe food is absolutely delicious, I would highly recommend visiting for a meal. The cafe shop is great as well, fresh and high quality produce available for purchase.
5/5 from Tim
3 years ago
Great day out, really enjoyed the interaction with the animals and the fact you can walk donkeys and goats. There is a laid back atmosphere and Betty was fantastic with our son. The cafe is good too selling food with fresh ingredients. A good cup of tea too which always gets my vote! You will see some bad reviews on here talking about "poor state of repair" and "excrement on the floor." You have to remember this is a working farm and that's just how farms are. There are many animals so you will encounter the odd bit of horse poo etc but a farm wouldn't be a farm without it!
5/5 from Kiran
3 years ago
Had a refreshing visit on the weekend. It wasn't crowded. They give special attention to play and have time with farm pets specifically enjoyed holding rabbit. Play area for kids are available. Cafe is located next to this place. Free parking is available, there is a nominal entry fee, which is valid for the complete day. Nice and clean place all in all it was a great day.
5/5
3 years ago
I have been to lot of farms but the Butts Farm was probably one of the best. We easily spent there almost 2 hours as you could do bottle feeding and interact with other animals running freely around you which was an amazing experience. Staff was very friendly and helpful, absolutely worth the £9. Thank you so much for everything!
2/5 from Ray
3 years ago
£9 per person. Not really justified. You can see and do everything within 20 mins. Dog friendly apparently, but nothing in the farm is really dog friendly. Very run down, tired, and in need of a bit of love. Not sure I am in agreement with the ethical standpoint of this place.
5/5
3 years ago
A real working farm. Not postcard pretty, but the animals all look very well cared for. You can get really close, which my son loved. He also got to feed the lambs a bottle of milk, pet the piglets and tortoises, and feed the ducklings. He was absolutely delighted! Also grabbed a nice cup of coffee in the tea room. £9 entry each which isn't cheap (free for under 2s), but worth it for the delighted giggles from my little boy.
5/5 from R
3 years ago
We have been to many farms but this one is the best. All the staff are very friendly. The animals walk around freely, the children can follow them. In a little garden they let loose bunnies, chicks, ducks, pigs and a turtle that the children can pet. It really nice to have no partition between animals and people. There is also a bottle feeding time which was fun and a café.
5/5 from Family
4 years ago
What a lovely little traditional and authentic farm! We had such a wonderful time. £9 pp and you can spend a good 90 minutes walking around. Especially if you make the most of the schedule Eg animal feeding times. We loved it. Thank you.
5/5 from Timothy
5 years ago
Great time for families with kids. £7pp for those aged over 2. Lots of farm animals. Plus a fab farm shop, which has a range of food types but famous for its quality meat
5/5 from Zalina
8 years ago
It was a great experience for our little one. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. There is a children's playground as well , so 8t is a great place for a family day out. Also can buy farm produce in the farm shop and have a nice tea in their cafe. Totally recommend!!!