Farrington's Playbarn & Farm Park

“Attended on a sunny Saturday hoping there’d be some outdoor areas to explore too but it was closed for winter meaning the soft play was absolutely hectic. They were running 2 hour sessions to try to reduce numbers but don’t know how they could police this due to the number of attendees. I did appreciate a staff member telling older kids to get out of the 0-2 year old baby area at least 3 times but it’s very frustrating that some parents are completely careless in regards to supervising their children. My 14 month old was in the ball pit when a child around 3 or 4 years old dived in brandishing a metal spoon with the handle up! We took it off him but 5 minutes later found him on his own with a metal knife and fork clutched in his hand and looking for more cutlery on the floor of the cafe which he could easily have run back into the soft play with. There was also an older kid (around 10 in the baby area) who was encouraged to be there by his mum to supervise his younger brother but he was pelting balls around. Unfortunately these careless parents make it a stressful experience for those of us with younger children.”

“Great soft play with astronomical food prices. £9 for some hash browns with cheese and a couple of eggs, I know it's a captive audience but jeez. Would still go again because the soft play is actually decent.”

“Our grandchildren loved this place, especially the indoor area. Our youngest grandson is only 2 1/2 but his big sister (7) took him around the older area and he loved it. Outdoors was fun too, but it was a little chilly so we didn't spend as long there, the Easter treat hunt was fun though. The pricing was excellent especially the fact that parents get in for free, even though several were enjoying the play area too. :) It does say you can't bring your own food, but that didn't appear to be enforced, the cafe was reasonably priced as well though. Big recommend from us.”