Spring is a season of fresh air, outdoor adventures, and, of course, the arrival of adorable baby animals! Farms across the UK are welcoming newborn lambs, fluffy chicks, and playful piglets. If you're looking for family activites, this will give your family a great chance to go outside and enjoy the magic of new life. 

A farm visit means fresh country air, plenty of space to run wild, and (inevitably) a little bit of mud! With our waterproof wellies, rainwear, and cosy accessories, your little explorers will stay warm and dry, no matter what the weather – or the animals – throw at them. 

Where to See Baby Animals in the UK

We’ve rounded up some of the best farms across the UK where you can meet spring’s newest arrivals. 

North England & Scotland

1. Cannon Hall Farm, South Yorkshire

This award-winning farm is famous for its daily lambing sessions, where you can watch the baby lambs take their first wobbly steps. With a huge indoor play area and outdoor adventure zones, it’s perfect for a full day out. Don’t forget your waterproofs – spring weather (and excitable farm animals) can be unpredictable! 

2. Whitehouse Farm, Northumberland

Whitehouse Farm is one of the biggest family-run farms in the North East. Kids can meet baby rabbits, bottle-feed lambs, and hold tiny chicks. A reptile house also exists for those who fancy something a little less fluffy! With plenty of muddy tracks, our durable wellies are a must for little adventurers. 

3. Lakeland Maze Farm Park, Cumbria

Nestled in the stunning Lake District, this farm park offers up-close encounters with spring’s cutest arrivals, from newborn goats to baby guinea pigs. The soft play and giant jumping pillows keep little legs busy, while parents can enjoy a scenic walk. Pack an extra pair of socks – farm fun often means muddy puddles! 

4. Wynford Farm Park, Aberdeen

If you’re in Scotland, Wynford Farm Park is a fantastic choice. With baby lambs, piglets, and Shetland ponies, kids can get hands-on with spring’s newest arrivals. Plus, their indoor play barn makes it a great all-weather option.

Midlands & Wales

5. Cotswold Farm Park, Gloucestershire

Owned by TV’s Adam Henson, this farm is famous for its rare breed animals. Springtime is all about lambing, and kids can even watch live births in the lambing barn. With muddy trails and play areas, a sturdy pair of wellies is a must for exploring! 

6. Hatton Adventure World, Warwickshire

This much-loved farm near Birmingham offers hands-on experiences with baby goats, lambs, and even kid-friendly falconry shows. If you’re visiting during one of their spring festivals, expect plenty of seasonal activities, from Easter egg hunts to tractor rides. Our waterproof dungarees keep outfits clean while little ones play. 

7. Folly Farm, Pembrokeshire

More than just a farm, Folly Farm is also home to a zoo and adventure playgrounds. This spring, kids can meet tiny piglets, fluffy ducklings, and baby bunnies, before exploring the nature trails.

South England

8. Odds Farm Park, Buckinghamshire

A short drive from London, Odds Farm Park is perfect for little animal lovers. Meet baby goats, cuddle fluffy bunnies, and enjoy outdoor play areas. Spring showers are common, so a lightweight raincoat will keep little explorers dry. 

9. Godstone Farm, Surrey

This friendly farm is packed with baby animals in the spring, from lambs to piglets. There’s also a huge outdoor play area, a dino trail, and indoor soft play, making it a great all-weather option.

Northern Ireland

10. Streamvale Open Farm, Belfast

This charming family-run farm lets kids feed baby lambs, cuddle fluffy chicks, and even meet baby alpacas! With plenty of hands-on animal experiences and tractor rides, it’s a great day out for little ones.

11. Tannaghmore Gardens, County Armagh

A hidden gem for animal lovers, Tannaghmore Gardens is home to rare Irish breeds and a fantastic petting zoo. Springtime brings lambs, piglets, and even baby ponies! With nature trails and playgrounds to explore, wellies are essential.

Embrace the Outdoors This Spring!

There’s nothing quite like a farm visit to get kids excited about nature. Whether they are feeding lambs, petting baby goats, or running through the fields, they will make great memories. They might get a little muddy too! 

To enjoy your adventure, dress your kids in our waterproof boots, warm raincoats, and fun accessories. Designed for all-weather fun, they’ll keep kids warm, dry, and ready to explore – whatever the British countryside has in store! 

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