Miller’s Ark might be small but it is jam-packed with animals to feed, cuddle and brush. We had close-encounters with so many animals – goats and sheep, pigs and chicks, donkeys and rabbits, turkeys and chickens. It was a wonderfully hands-on morning.
The Farm The farm is divided into two sections – the feeding area and the handling areas. At the entrance you can buy cups of food to give the animals in the feeding area. The Feeding Area The Handling Areas Looby Loo Hay Barn Play Area Bramble the cat was having a snooze in amongst the hay when we visited, much to the delight of my children. Tea Barn Open Days Only!
When we visited the feeding area was full of goats and sheep who would eat directly from your hands or from the feed cup.
In the handling areas, we brushed donkeys, cuddled lambs, stroked pigs and held rabbits. The children were so excited they did not who to snuggle next.
As well as the animals, there is a ride on train called Looby Loo.
There is also a play area with bales to climb on and cars to play in. 
The Tea Barn serves refreshments and hot food or you can bring your own and use the picnic area.
You can only visit the Miller’s Ark on Open Days – for details please see the Miller’s Ark website or the What’s On section of our website.
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Further Information
Nearest Town: Hook Opens: On open days only. Please see their website for details. Adult Cost Range: £5 to £9.99 Where to Eat: Bring a picnic or eat in the cafe. How Long We Spent There: 2 hours Parking: Good sized car park. There were lots of spaces but it was busy and already fairly full when we arrived (as the farm opened). Wildlife You Might See: Cows, sheep, goats, chickens, ducks, pigs, donkeys, turkeys, rabbits, guinea pigs, a cat and a dog. Information Written: April 2017
County: Hampshire
Nearest Postcode: RG27 9PH
Child Cost Range: £5 to £9.99
Free if: Under 2
Facilities: Cafe, ice cream, toilets, accessible toilets, picnic area.
Buggies: Buggy friendly
Cost of Parking: Free
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