Chobham Adventure Farm
Chobham, Surrey Heath
An indoor and outdoor play farm near Chobham with soft play, outdoor adventure equipment and an animal barn. It opened in 2016 and keeps 14 kinds of animal, from harvest mice to bulls, with daily meet and greets.
Highlights
- Soft play for under 3s and a two-storey frame with big slides for 4s and over
- Outdoor sky trail, zipline, bouncy pillows and a hidden sandpit
- Animal barn with daily meet and greet sessions
- Cafe with fresh food cooked on site
Good to know
- Book tickets online in advance
- Socks must be worn in the indoor play areas
- Picnic food cannot be brought on site
- Red and blue slides need trousers or knee-length shorts and long sleeves
Getting there
Chobham Adventure Farm, Bagshot Road, Chobham, Surrey, GU24 8DBParking: On-site parking. The farm is less than 10 minutes from the M3 and M25.
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