Adventure brief
Spring Summer Hay & Play Tickets
Discover a lively outdoor play farm at Upper Dysart Larder, perfect for family fun. Climb, slide, meet animals, and enjoy a farm-fresh day out in the countryside!
Located in the scenic countryside, Upper Dysart Larder offers a lively spot where families can reconnect with nature and farm life. Their Spring and Summer Hay & Play Tickets unlock a full day of outdoor excitement and farmyard charm. As visitors arrive, they’re greeted by a sprawling play park, featuring climbing frames, slides, and sensory toys designed to engage children of all ages.
The space isn’t just about fun—it's a chance to discover the farm’s friendly animals, including Highland cows, miniature donkeys, and other charming species that add a touch of rustic beauty. This experience stands out because of its blend of outdoor play and farm education, set amidst rolling fields and picturesque farmland in the heart of the local countryside. It’s a true family favorite, perfect for sunny afternoons or breezy weekends.
Tasty snacks and a cozy seating area make it easy to relax and soak in the rural atmosphere while kids burn off energy. The farm’s welcoming staff creates an environment where children learn about sustainable farming and animal care through interactive encounters. With ample space for picnics and spontaneous outdoor games, Upper Dysart Larder provides an authentic countryside outing that’s both entertaining and educational.
This venue’s commitment to farm-fresh experiences and fostering family bonds makes it a standout spot for outdoor adventures suitable for all ages. Whether you're a local or visiting the area, their hay and play tickets promise a memorable day filled with joyful discovery and farmyard character.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Arrive early for optimal playtimeinfo
Getting there early ensures you beat the crowds and enjoy ample time at the play park and animal encounters.
- 02Bring outdoor essentialsessential
Pack sun protection, water, and comfortable clothes to stay refreshed and comfortable during your visit.
- 03Reserve tickets in advanceinfo
Secure your spot ahead of time to guarantee access during busy weekends and holidays.
- 04Pack a picnic or buy snacks on-siteinfo
Enjoy a leisurely meal outdoors with farm-fresh snacks available or bring your own picnic to extend your stay.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sun hat and sunscreen
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor activities.
spring|summer|fall|winter|nullEssentialComfortable walking shoes
Ideal for exploring the farm and play areas comfortably.
spring|summer|fall|winter|nullEssentialWater bottle
Stay hydrated while enjoying outdoor activities.
spring|summer|fall|winter|nullEssentialLight jacket or sweater
Prepare for cooler weather or breezy days.
spring|fall|winterLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
The strawberry patch hidden behind the vegetable gardens., The quiet pond teeming with native frogs and dragonflies.
Local fauna
Common farm birds such as robins and swallows., Small mammals like rabbits and hedgehogs near the hedgerows.
Historic heritage
Upper Dysart Larder has been a family-run farm for over 50 years, promoting sustainable farming and community involvement.
Mindful exploration
The farm adopts eco-friendly practices, including composting and wildlife-friendly planting to preserve local ecosystems.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Climb the viewing platform overlooking the play area, Capture animals up close in the petting zones, Photograph the scenic farm landscape from the main entrance
- Subjects
- Kids playing on the equipment, Farm animals like Highland cows and donkeys, Rustic farm buildings and scenic fields
- Best times
- Late morning for soft sunlight, Golden hour for warm, glowing photos, Midday for sharp, vibrant images
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Are reservations required for the hay and play tickets?
It’s recommended to book in advance online to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons.
Is there parking available?
Yes, ample free parking is available on-site for visitors.
Can I bring my own food?
Yes, visitors can bring packed lunches or picnics to enjoy in designated areas.
Are pets allowed?
Pets are not permitted in the play and farm areas to ensure safety for all visitors.
Is there accessible parking or facilities for guests with mobility challenges?
Accessible parking and facilities are available; contact staff for specific accommodations.
What should I do in case of bad weather?
Check the farm’s weather policy; some activities may be limited in heavy rain, but indoor areas are available for certain activities.