Bocketts Farm Park
Leatherhead, Mole Valley
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A family-run working farm on the A246 between Leatherhead and Fetcham, with animals to feed, racing pigs, tractor rides and large play areas indoors and out. Much of it is undercover, so it works in most weather.
Highlights
- Racing pigs and tractor and trailer rides
- Two large play barns and a young drivers area
- Animal Discovery Barn and Small Animal Village
- Animal feed to buy for most of the animals
Good to know
- Book online in advance, especially for event days
- No dogs in the farm park; dogs can sit in the outdoor tearoom area
- Picnics are welcome, except in the Old Barn Tearooms
- Leatherhead station is about 1.5 miles away; the farm suggests a taxi rather than walking from the bus stop
Getting there
Bocketts Farm Park, Young Street, Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 9BSParking: Free parking with disabled bays near the entrance. The farm shares its postcode with nearby homes, so search for Bocketts Farm in your map app.
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What's on at Bocketts Farm Park
Little Pumpkins Week at Bocketts Farm
The first week of Bocketts' Halloween season is aimed at younger children, with a spooky stamp trail, Halloween crafts and a Pumpkin Village for photos. The usual farm activities and play areas carry on alongside.
Wizards and Witches Week at Bocketts Farm
Bocketts' second Halloween week adds science and slime shows and a reptile roadshow to the spooky trail, crafts and Pumpkin Village. It runs to the end of half-term.
A Magical Christmas at Bocketts Farm
Children ride the Santa Express trailer to Father Christmas's grotto, get a golden coin and choose a gift from the Toy Shop. The rest of the day is spent on the farm, with gingerbread decorating, a giant snow globe and reindeer food making.
More things to do in Leatherhead
Nearby
Leatherhead Museum
A small local history museum run by volunteers of the Leatherhead and District Local History Society in Hampton Cottage, a timbered 17th-century house on Church Street. It covers Leatherhead, Ashtead, the Bookhams and Fetcham.
Norbury Park
A large estate of woodland, farmland and chalk grassland between Leatherhead and Dorking, bought by Surrey County Council in 1931 to save it from development. Colour-coded self-guided trails start from the car parks, with views towards Box Hill and the River Mole below.
The Leatherhead Theatre
A 530-seat theatre and cinema opened in 1969 in a former 1930s cinema, reached by a short corridor off Church Street. The auditorium keeps its original concrete balconies and brick-tile walls, and hosts films, live shows and screenings of opera and theatre.