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JCB Big Dig Zone opens at National Forest Adventure Farm

24 May 2015 by Eileen

This coming half term, National Forest Adventure Farm is packed full of activities with Get Wild and Deadly. They have also opened the brand new JCB Big Dig Zone to celebrate the forthcoming JCB Maize Maze open between 11th July to 6th September 2015.

Get Wild and Deadly (open only from 23rd – 31st May) is a show that runs daily at 11am, 1pm and 3pm in their Barn Theatre. It is best to get in early to grab a seat to get a better view. They show a series of some of the planet’s craziest creatures from Burmese pythons to giant bird eating spiders plus lizards, stick insects and chameleons.

national adventure farm JCB Big dig zone

Also they have just opened the JCB Big Dig Zone. Luckily the weather was fabulous and we managed to spend a couple of hours playing in the sandpits and bouldering. Bouldering is a form of rock climbing but the challenge is to traverse across a wall instead of climbing upwards. Both of my children loved the bouldering. It can be quite hard for younger children. Both of my children were very confident climbing it and spent a huge amount of time trying to get across to the other end. The walls were quite rough so children have to be careful not to graze themselves on it.

JCB National Adventure Farm

Then they were both peddling the JCB tractors in the enclosure area. There are plenty of tractors in three sizes so there were no queues. We then played in the JCB sandpits. There are plenty of buckets and spades along with diggers for children to excavate the area. It also comes with a JCB slide.

national adventure farm truck
national adventure farm sandpits
national adventure farm JCB Digger

Beyond the JCB zone, the fun does not end there. We also went to see the pig race. I was amazed to see those cute little piggies could run so fast and furiously! They all had a little teddy bear jockey strapped on their back before they started the race. It was a fun experience!

We also visited the regular farm animals like the goats, sheep, cows and many more. Then we all were happily settled inside their indoor play area. This time round, Mr K finally had the courage to take a plunge down the demon drop slides with the help from Mr C. After that, he just went on again and again!

Do pop by and check out the National Forest Adventure Farm. There are new activities on a regular basis. For example, in June, there will be a Midsummer Magic for a mind-bending magic show! As mentioned earlier, in July, they will be opening the JCB Maize Maze! You can book tickets online and save £ at http://www.adventurefarm.co.uk

Disclosure: We were provided free entrance for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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Comments

  1. ♫ Alison M ♪ says

    28 May 2015 at 12:35 pm

    This reminds me of Diggerland with the addition of animals. Looks like a fabulous day

  2. Tami Anderson says

    25 May 2015 at 6:09 pm

    That looks like great fun! Looks like you had a really fab day out!

  3. Baby Isabella says

    25 May 2015 at 9:19 am

    That looks like a great place to visit…my dad *a big kid* would love it there! #CountryKids

  4. Coombe Mill (Fiona) says

    25 May 2015 at 9:13 am

    I love the idea of bouldering, a great concept and feels safer than going higher and higher. Looks like a fun day out and some lovely play equipment there too. Thank you for sharing with me on Country Kids.

  5. Merlinda Little says

    25 May 2015 at 5:49 am

    Amazing place to visit! I am sure that my son will love it there! #countrykids

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