Odds Farm Park

Calling all Super Detectives! 🕵️‍♀️🕵️‍♂️ 🦆⁉️HAVE YOU SEEN OUR RUBBER DUCKIES⁉️🦆 25 Rubber Duckie Residents of Odds Farm Park’s NEW Water Play Area H2Odds have flown off and lost their way! They have mysteriously been turning up in Playgrounds and Parks across Buckinghamshire and Berkshire and we need your help to get them home safely!
From 23rd to 27th July, there will be 5 DUCKIES TO FIND EVERY DAY, in a different playground each day, somewhere in Buckinghamshire or Berkshir...e.
FOR EACH DUCKIE FOUND & RETURNED SAFELY, THERE WILL BE A REWARD! • A FREE FAMILY TICKET to visit Odds Farm Park • Or, a FREE MONTH added to your ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP for our Annual Members!
Follow our Facebook Page and keep an eye out for more clues and more information... Good luck - we're counting on you!
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First Swimming Lessons with Mum in the wallow! Looks like our piggies are cooling off in their very own version of a Water Play area! 😅🐷

We're planning something VERY exciting! We can't give anything away just yet, but keep an eye on our Facebook page... 😄💦👀

Connie and Ollie 🐮🐮

We can't wait! The School Holidays are nearly here and we're on countdown to Amazing Summer Adventures! 🍦☀️🐐🐷🎉 💦

Gorgeous Golden Guernsey goats galore - try and say that five times fast! 🐐☀️ #rarebreed

Gwinnie is always hard at work making sure our lawns are neatly trimmed and looking smart! It's a tough job, but someone has to do it! 😅 🐴

Yippee! The weekend is here! Who’s joining us for some fun in the sun?! 👍🎉💦☀️

Introducing little Ian the baby donkey, with mum Acacia! What a friendly little chap! Tap for sound 🔊

Glued to our screens like... 👀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿⚽️ #comeonengland

Daily from 21st July to 2nd September, get ready for Amazing Summer Adventures at Odds Farm Park!
🎉💦 NEW WATER PLAY, THEMED SHOWS and STACKS OF FUN to DISCOVER! 🎉💦 Little Adventurers, get ready for some Summer FUN! This Summer holiday, the Oddsocks Family have brought with them two exciting themed shows to discover, with legendary friends to meet, arts, crafts and Summer-time games abound!
... THEMED SHOWS & ACTIVITIES! 👸🐴 Knights & Princesses of Oddslandium! 👸🐴 Hear ye! Hear ye! Join Odds Farm Park’s medieval friends for fantastic fun! Enjoy the Duel Show, graduate from Knight School and don’t forget to try out your new Knight skills by bravely defending the Adventure Fort! 21st–29th July 6th–12th August 20th–26th August
🏝☠ Pirates of Oddsocks Cove! 🏝☠ Ahoy-there me-hearties! Enjoy swashbuckling shows with legendary pirate Captain Beardy, hear his Treasure Tale and learn all you need to know to become a valiant addition to any crew! 30th July–5th August 13th–19th August 27th August–2nd September
🏃‍♀🐑 ACRES OF PLAY and PLENTY OF FURRY FRIENDS TO MEET! 🏃‍🐑 Explore ACRES of Outdoor Adventure and Play, including the NEW Water Play Area, H2Odds, the extensive Adventure Log Play area, Go-Karts, Mini Land Rovers, Sand & Water Play, Mini Golf and more! Meet four-legged, farmyard friends, big and small and join in with our jam-packed programme of Daily Animal Activities, with everything from Cow Milking Demonstrations to Bunny Time! Within the Giant Indoor Playbarn, you’ll find a massive indoor adventure playground including a 4 lane Astra Slide, 2 large drop slides, a netted area with zig zag chicanes & tunnels, swinging ropes and much more!
💦💦 NEW, UNIQUE WATER ATTRACTION, H2ODDS, is NOW OPEN! 💦💦 H2Odds is NOW OPEN! This bespoke and unique water play area, will keep children engaged for hours at a time! Featuring over 500 square metres of water play, H2Odds represents the best in social and engaging play, with large groups of children working together to move water through a series of pumps, channels, rivulets, wheels and gates. This extraordinary network of waterways boasts 28 water play features and over 80 metres of channels, streams and pools. Whilst this ambitious water configuration has to be seen to be believed – book your visit now, prepare to get wet and experience H2Odds in action!* Don’t forget to bring a change of clothes for your little ones and a swim nappy where needed, as you may get wet!
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Did somebody say ‘SNACKS’?! 😅

Hey cheeky! What are you doing up there and isn't it past your bedtime?! 😁🐐

Susan is having a good old catch up with Marmalade and telling her amazing story! 😁🐷

Come on England, we're all behind you! 🤞🍀⚽️

Happy 1st Birthday to lovely Heffie! Here she is with mum Brave! 🎉😍

A joy that's shared is a joy made double! Pig Wig and Squidgey are enjoying a lovely fruit ice lolly together! 😋🐷

Hello from beautiful Beanie! 😁😍🙋‍♀️

Zebedee, our beautiful Jersey cow, became very poorly after having little Ivan (both pictured here). After several weeks of 24 hour care from the livestock team and veterinary assistance, she is now recovering well and is improving each day. Ivan is now the star of meet the animals and loves the attention! Thank you to everyone that has asked after Zebedee and it is lovely to know how much she is loved!

Due to routine maintenance, our water play H2Odds is closed for the afternoon today – Monday 2nd July. Please see website for further details: www.oddsfarm.co.uk

What a perfect place to bring our 1 year old. She loved the animals and learning how to feed them, she really enjoyed the water and sand areas, there was so much to do. We even had fun finding our way out of the maze. Odds farm is a great safe place to let your children just be children. They even have a great indoor soft play and cafe! Fantastic. We have now been 4 times over the Easter period, and can't wait to go back!

Went here with my mum and freind with my 15 month old son and 2 year old goddaughter great day only let down was soft play the under 2 area was not watched by staff to make sure older children are wuere they should be playing there was alot of older children running around doing flips in there making it hard for my son to enjoy himself

I love it here. It’s all about the animals! All facilities are fab and always have a great day. Love the animal barn can spend ages in here enjoying them all and the shows or bunny time. By far the best farm about

Great place to take the kids for a family day out. Indoor soft play, outdoor activities and animals to see and touch. Cafe and coffee shop serving good food at reasonable prices. Well worth a visit.

Brilliant day today. First time for us. Loved that they made sure everyone, including me got to feed the goats! All staff very polite and helpful. Loads of fun in all the play areas too. Coffee and cake was just what I needed to end my day with the grandchildren. Well done Odds Farm, we will be back when it’s warmer and the animals are outside.

Been here a few times now and we always have a great time. Lots of activities going on with the animals from bottle feeding the goats to grooming the ponies and petting the rabbits. The children love the two big outdoor play areas and going on the tractor ride. Would definitely recommend.

At first I thought it a little expensive compared to similar places but there have been changes since we last went! We had an amazing day even with gloomy weather. The Odd Socks Family shows we’re especially hilarious and much needed light relief for weary parents, thank you to those actors! The facilities are great and very well kept, the staff friendly and proactive with the children and the new water attraction was great (even better in the sunshine I’m sure). All the attractions were enjoyed by my six year old and 18 month old children. Lots to do over the day, big thank you Odds Farm ��

Absolutely brilliant. Much better and cheaper than Willows, which is all I have to compare it to. So much to do there and all done in a very creative, fun way. My partner and I had just as much fun as our 1 year old son.

My daughter had her 6th birthday party last July and I thought the place was unorganised, run by teenagers and lacked any sense of customer service and facilities for the price, I did complain and was offered a free visit which i thought was pretty poor but I did take them up on it...however...since that time I have recently taken up a monthly membership for my daughter and my 2 year old son at the price of 28.50 per month for the 3 of us, which i think is quite good. the new outdoor play areas are excellent as is the sand pit areas and new water feature play area, this along with all the other activities myself and the kids really enjoy it and have been 3 times in just over a week. I feel that the park could be improved in a few ways...there should be discounts of all food, drink, animal food etc for members, 25% I think is acceptable. the food isn't that great but I think it could be hit and miss to be honest, needs to be a higher standard. all in all I'm glad I've got the membership as the single entry fee for myself and 2 kids is not cheap.

I have annual membership and the park and facilities are very good. The new water play area literature states all children must be accompanied however there is zero seating inside the area yet plenty of space for seating. It means you must stand or sit outside the water play area on the picnic tables. The new mini rover section is good however kids are only allowed 1 lap (maximum time to do a lap is around 1-2minutes) at a cost of £2 which is very expensive there is no recognition for members either by way of any discount. Last week I was told you will always get 2 complimentary tokens per visit. (1 per child and only pay for additional turns/laps). Today no complimentary tokens you must pay. It seems that with the cost to play golf and the cost of the mini rovers and electric tractors the cover charge clearly does not cover everything which is very disappointing

Fab park now loads to do my kids love the sand and water play but it’s extremely expensive children should be cheaper than the adults and have some sort of family ticket. Although had an amazing experience watching a baby lamb being born.

Lovely animals but far too expensive. £9.50 for a 2 year old! Also the soft play in the cafe ruined our visit, our 2 year old refused to eat due to the presence of a soft play and was then grumpy all afternoon. Keep soft plays out of eating areas!

I’ve been to odds farm a few times with my little one. We used to have a membership pass for her as her childminder used to take her a lot when she looked after, but don’t see the point now as we don’t go that often only during the hols, and that’s only when it’s nice weather......I appreciate it is slightly busier during the hols with the extra activities etc..but the fact that I had to pay the same bloody price for my 3 YEAR OLD as myself is an absolute joke! My mother in law pays concessions but she was only a quid cheaper than us...I would of rather gone to the zoo for that price...!

It was an ok day thought it was very expensive for what it is. I can’t believe how much you charge for a 2 1/2 year old. Best part of £50 today. Expensive day out to just go and play in a big playground

I think it is much too expensive for what is there. 2 adults and two children could have done something better for the price. What realy annoyed us was having to pay 1 pound for the balls to play crazy golf and then you lost them on the last round. Must make a lot of money on those balls

I brought my Mum and one year old son here for a nice day out together. My son loved seeing the animals in the barn; feeding them and watching the cow being milked. It was ideal being under cover as the day we visited it rained - a lot! We tried to enjoy some time in the soft play/Cafe however (most likely due to the weather) it was very busy and the under 2’s area is not exactly exciting (a few balls, shapes and air machine in a very small area). We stayed for a couple of hours as we spent time with the animals and had lunch but I think the price of the ticket at this time of year in comparison to what was available didn’t really match up. It was an expensive couple of hours out for us. Perhaps we will try and visit again in the warmer months to see if there’s more to do.

We visited yesterday with our Grandchildren. Unfortunately it was a very wet day but we were not that impressed. We thought that £63 for 2 children and 2 seniors was very expensive. After all we are hardly going to be doing anything other than watch them! we couldn't get near the play area and nowhere at all to sit. The equipment looked tatty ( take some tips from Chobham Play Barn) Our Grandson couldn't go on the machine operated cars as 2 were out of action, The golf needs to be supervised as a serious accident with children swinging golf clubs is a hazard! Other than feeding a few goats and playing in the play area when it wasn't raining that was what we paid over £60 for! I think if the weather had been better we would have had a more enjoyable day but still think its very expensive for what it is.

Very disappointed in my first trip to odds farm, with my grandson, hardly any animals to see, the area outside had no animals, soft play for under twos was awful... Instead of a day trip we spent two hours!! And the cost os getting us way overpriced cheaper to go to the zoo!!

Just paid peak price, almost £70 with animal feed!!! (February half term) for two adults and three kids and there are no animals outside meaning half your attractions are shut and the rest is a building site. Bit cheeky to charge full price at the moment considering it’s only one barn of animals, soft play and a couple of outdoor parks and you have to pay £1 each to use the crazy golf balls???! Rip off.

What a perfect place to bring our 1 year old. She loved the animals and learning how to feed them, she really enjoyed the water and sand areas, there was so much to do. We even had fun finding our way out of the maze. Odds farm is a great safe place to let your children just be children. They even have a great indoor soft play and cafe! Fantastic. We have now been 4 times over the Easter period, and can't wait to go back!

Went here with my mum and freind with my 15 month old son and 2 year old goddaughter great day only let down was soft play the under 2 area was not watched by staff to make sure older children are wuere they should be playing there was alot of older children running around doing flips in there making it hard for my son to enjoy himself

I love it here. It’s all about the animals! All facilities are fab and always have a great day. Love the animal barn can spend ages in here enjoying them all and the shows or bunny time. By far the best farm about

Great place to take the kids for a family day out. Indoor soft play, outdoor activities and animals to see and touch. Cafe and coffee shop serving good food at reasonable prices. Well worth a visit.

Brilliant day today. First time for us. Loved that they made sure everyone, including me got to feed the goats! All staff very polite and helpful. Loads of fun in all the play areas too. Coffee and cake was just what I needed to end my day with the grandchildren. Well done Odds Farm, we will be back when it’s warmer and the animals are outside.

Been here a few times now and we always have a great time. Lots of activities going on with the animals from bottle feeding the goats to grooming the ponies and petting the rabbits. The children love the two big outdoor play areas and going on the tractor ride. Would definitely recommend.

At first I thought it a little expensive compared to similar places but there have been changes since we last went! We had an amazing day even with gloomy weather. The Odd Socks Family shows we’re especially hilarious and much needed light relief for weary parents, thank you to those actors! The facilities are great and very well kept, the staff friendly and proactive with the children and the new water attraction was great (even better in the sunshine I’m sure). All the attractions were enjoyed by my six year old and 18 month old children. Lots to do over the day, big thank you Odds Farm ��

Absolutely brilliant. Much better and cheaper than Willows, which is all I have to compare it to. So much to do there and all done in a very creative, fun way. My partner and I had just as much fun as our 1 year old son.

My daughter had her 6th birthday party last July and I thought the place was unorganised, run by teenagers and lacked any sense of customer service and facilities for the price, I did complain and was offered a free visit which i thought was pretty poor but I did take them up on it...however...since that time I have recently taken up a monthly membership for my daughter and my 2 year old son at the price of 28.50 per month for the 3 of us, which i think is quite good. the new outdoor play areas are excellent as is the sand pit areas and new water feature play area, this along with all the other activities myself and the kids really enjoy it and have been 3 times in just over a week. I feel that the park could be improved in a few ways...there should be discounts of all food, drink, animal food etc for members, 25% I think is acceptable. the food isn't that great but I think it could be hit and miss to be honest, needs to be a higher standard. all in all I'm glad I've got the membership as the single entry fee for myself and 2 kids is not cheap.

I have annual membership and the park and facilities are very good. The new water play area literature states all children must be accompanied however there is zero seating inside the area yet plenty of space for seating. It means you must stand or sit outside the water play area on the picnic tables. The new mini rover section is good however kids are only allowed 1 lap (maximum time to do a lap is around 1-2minutes) at a cost of £2 which is very expensive there is no recognition for members either by way of any discount. Last week I was told you will always get 2 complimentary tokens per visit. (1 per child and only pay for additional turns/laps). Today no complimentary tokens you must pay. It seems that with the cost to play golf and the cost of the mini rovers and electric tractors the cover charge clearly does not cover everything which is very disappointing

Fab park now loads to do my kids love the sand and water play but it’s extremely expensive children should be cheaper than the adults and have some sort of family ticket. Although had an amazing experience watching a baby lamb being born.

Lovely animals but far too expensive. £9.50 for a 2 year old! Also the soft play in the cafe ruined our visit, our 2 year old refused to eat due to the presence of a soft play and was then grumpy all afternoon. Keep soft plays out of eating areas!

I’ve been to odds farm a few times with my little one. We used to have a membership pass for her as her childminder used to take her a lot when she looked after, but don’t see the point now as we don’t go that often only during the hols, and that’s only when it’s nice weather......I appreciate it is slightly busier during the hols with the extra activities etc..but the fact that I had to pay the same bloody price for my 3 YEAR OLD as myself is an absolute joke! My mother in law pays concessions but she was only a quid cheaper than us...I would of rather gone to the zoo for that price...!

It was an ok day thought it was very expensive for what it is. I can’t believe how much you charge for a 2 1/2 year old. Best part of £50 today. Expensive day out to just go and play in a big playground

I think it is much too expensive for what is there. 2 adults and two children could have done something better for the price. What realy annoyed us was having to pay 1 pound for the balls to play crazy golf and then you lost them on the last round. Must make a lot of money on those balls

I brought my Mum and one year old son here for a nice day out together. My son loved seeing the animals in the barn; feeding them and watching the cow being milked. It was ideal being under cover as the day we visited it rained - a lot! We tried to enjoy some time in the soft play/Cafe however (most likely due to the weather) it was very busy and the under 2’s area is not exactly exciting (a few balls, shapes and air machine in a very small area). We stayed for a couple of hours as we spent time with the animals and had lunch but I think the price of the ticket at this time of year in comparison to what was available didn’t really match up. It was an expensive couple of hours out for us. Perhaps we will try and visit again in the warmer months to see if there’s more to do.

We visited yesterday with our Grandchildren. Unfortunately it was a very wet day but we were not that impressed. We thought that £63 for 2 children and 2 seniors was very expensive. After all we are hardly going to be doing anything other than watch them! we couldn't get near the play area and nowhere at all to sit. The equipment looked tatty ( take some tips from Chobham Play Barn) Our Grandson couldn't go on the machine operated cars as 2 were out of action, The golf needs to be supervised as a serious accident with children swinging golf clubs is a hazard! Other than feeding a few goats and playing in the play area when it wasn't raining that was what we paid over £60 for! I think if the weather had been better we would have had a more enjoyable day but still think its very expensive for what it is.

Very disappointed in my first trip to odds farm, with my grandson, hardly any animals to see, the area outside had no animals, soft play for under twos was awful... Instead of a day trip we spent two hours!! And the cost os getting us way overpriced cheaper to go to the zoo!!

Just paid peak price, almost £70 with animal feed!!! (February half term) for two adults and three kids and there are no animals outside meaning half your attractions are shut and the rest is a building site. Bit cheeky to charge full price at the moment considering it’s only one barn of animals, soft play and a couple of outdoor parks and you have to pay £1 each to use the crazy golf balls???! Rip off.

What a perfect place to bring our 1 year old. She loved the animals and learning how to feed them, she really enjoyed the water and sand areas, there was so much to do. We even had fun finding our way out of the maze. Odds farm is a great safe place to let your children just be children. They even have a great indoor soft play and cafe! Fantastic. We have now been 4 times over the Easter period, and can't wait to go back!

Went here with my mum and freind with my 15 month old son and 2 year old goddaughter great day only let down was soft play the under 2 area was not watched by staff to make sure older children are wuere they should be playing there was alot of older children running around doing flips in there making it hard for my son to enjoy himself

I love it here. It’s all about the animals! All facilities are fab and always have a great day. Love the animal barn can spend ages in here enjoying them all and the shows or bunny time. By far the best farm about

Great place to take the kids for a family day out. Indoor soft play, outdoor activities and animals to see and touch. Cafe and coffee shop serving good food at reasonable prices. Well worth a visit.

Brilliant day today. First time for us. Loved that they made sure everyone, including me got to feed the goats! All staff very polite and helpful. Loads of fun in all the play areas too. Coffee and cake was just what I needed to end my day with the grandchildren. Well done Odds Farm, we will be back when it’s warmer and the animals are outside.

Been here a few times now and we always have a great time. Lots of activities going on with the animals from bottle feeding the goats to grooming the ponies and petting the rabbits. The children love the two big outdoor play areas and going on the tractor ride. Would definitely recommend.

At first I thought it a little expensive compared to similar places but there have been changes since we last went! We had an amazing day even with gloomy weather. The Odd Socks Family shows we’re especially hilarious and much needed light relief for weary parents, thank you to those actors! The facilities are great and very well kept, the staff friendly and proactive with the children and the new water attraction was great (even better in the sunshine I’m sure). All the attractions were enjoyed by my six year old and 18 month old children. Lots to do over the day, big thank you Odds Farm ��

Absolutely brilliant. Much better and cheaper than Willows, which is all I have to compare it to. So much to do there and all done in a very creative, fun way. My partner and I had just as much fun as our 1 year old son.

My daughter had her 6th birthday party last July and I thought the place was unorganised, run by teenagers and lacked any sense of customer service and facilities for the price, I did complain and was offered a free visit which i thought was pretty poor but I did take them up on it...however...since that time I have recently taken up a monthly membership for my daughter and my 2 year old son at the price of 28.50 per month for the 3 of us, which i think is quite good. the new outdoor play areas are excellent as is the sand pit areas and new water feature play area, this along with all the other activities myself and the kids really enjoy it and have been 3 times in just over a week. I feel that the park could be improved in a few ways...there should be discounts of all food, drink, animal food etc for members, 25% I think is acceptable. the food isn't that great but I think it could be hit and miss to be honest, needs to be a higher standard. all in all I'm glad I've got the membership as the single entry fee for myself and 2 kids is not cheap.

I have annual membership and the park and facilities are very good. The new water play area literature states all children must be accompanied however there is zero seating inside the area yet plenty of space for seating. It means you must stand or sit outside the water play area on the picnic tables. The new mini rover section is good however kids are only allowed 1 lap (maximum time to do a lap is around 1-2minutes) at a cost of £2 which is very expensive there is no recognition for members either by way of any discount. Last week I was told you will always get 2 complimentary tokens per visit. (1 per child and only pay for additional turns/laps). Today no complimentary tokens you must pay. It seems that with the cost to play golf and the cost of the mini rovers and electric tractors the cover charge clearly does not cover everything which is very disappointing

Fab park now loads to do my kids love the sand and water play but it’s extremely expensive children should be cheaper than the adults and have some sort of family ticket. Although had an amazing experience watching a baby lamb being born.

Lovely animals but far too expensive. £9.50 for a 2 year old! Also the soft play in the cafe ruined our visit, our 2 year old refused to eat due to the presence of a soft play and was then grumpy all afternoon. Keep soft plays out of eating areas!

I’ve been to odds farm a few times with my little one. We used to have a membership pass for her as her childminder used to take her a lot when she looked after, but don’t see the point now as we don’t go that often only during the hols, and that’s only when it’s nice weather......I appreciate it is slightly busier during the hols with the extra activities etc..but the fact that I had to pay the same bloody price for my 3 YEAR OLD as myself is an absolute joke! My mother in law pays concessions but she was only a quid cheaper than us...I would of rather gone to the zoo for that price...!

It was an ok day thought it was very expensive for what it is. I can’t believe how much you charge for a 2 1/2 year old. Best part of £50 today. Expensive day out to just go and play in a big playground

I think it is much too expensive for what is there. 2 adults and two children could have done something better for the price. What realy annoyed us was having to pay 1 pound for the balls to play crazy golf and then you lost them on the last round. Must make a lot of money on those balls

I brought my Mum and one year old son here for a nice day out together. My son loved seeing the animals in the barn; feeding them and watching the cow being milked. It was ideal being under cover as the day we visited it rained - a lot! We tried to enjoy some time in the soft play/Cafe however (most likely due to the weather) it was very busy and the under 2’s area is not exactly exciting (a few balls, shapes and air machine in a very small area). We stayed for a couple of hours as we spent time with the animals and had lunch but I think the price of the ticket at this time of year in comparison to what was available didn’t really match up. It was an expensive couple of hours out for us. Perhaps we will try and visit again in the warmer months to see if there’s more to do.

We visited yesterday with our Grandchildren. Unfortunately it was a very wet day but we were not that impressed. We thought that £63 for 2 children and 2 seniors was very expensive. After all we are hardly going to be doing anything other than watch them! we couldn't get near the play area and nowhere at all to sit. The equipment looked tatty ( take some tips from Chobham Play Barn) Our Grandson couldn't go on the machine operated cars as 2 were out of action, The golf needs to be supervised as a serious accident with children swinging golf clubs is a hazard! Other than feeding a few goats and playing in the play area when it wasn't raining that was what we paid over £60 for! I think if the weather had been better we would have had a more enjoyable day but still think its very expensive for what it is.

Very disappointed in my first trip to odds farm, with my grandson, hardly any animals to see, the area outside had no animals, soft play for under twos was awful... Instead of a day trip we spent two hours!! And the cost os getting us way overpriced cheaper to go to the zoo!!

Just paid peak price, almost £70 with animal feed!!! (February half term) for two adults and three kids and there are no animals outside meaning half your attractions are shut and the rest is a building site. Bit cheeky to charge full price at the moment considering it’s only one barn of animals, soft play and a couple of outdoor parks and you have to pay £1 each to use the crazy golf balls???! Rip off.