Full Day Farm Experience For Family of Four
With Crazy Golf, Two Children's Lunchboxes, and Animal Feed for £11 at
Highfields Happy Hens (60% Off)
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Full Day Farm Experience For Family of Four With Crazy Golf, Two Children's Lunchboxes, and Animal Feed for £11 at Highfields Happy Hens (60% Off)
- Set in beautiful South Derbyshire countryside
- Can collect your own eggs for £1.60 per dozen
- Play areas and nature trails
- Farm shop and tea room
The Deal
- Entry for family of four
- Round of crazy golf
- Two bags of animal feed
- Two children's lunchboxes
- Open from 10am-5pm
Limit 1 per group (2 adults and 2 children). May buy multiple as gifts. Booking opens 7 Mar 2012 at 12pm via http://grouponbookings.co.uk/highfields-happy-hens/. Valid Mon-Fri 10am to 5pm from 12 Mar 2012. Valid in term time only. Not valid for children over 12 years.
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Farmers who no longer enjoy using their vehicles are fondly referred to as extractor fans. Get some fresh air with today's Groupon: £11 for a farm experience for family of four, with crazy golf, two children's lunchboxes, and two bags of animal feed at Highfields Happy Hens.
A fully operating farm complete with animal enclosures, rugged machinery, and plenty of muddy wellies, Highfields Happy Hens also specialises in soft-feathered rare breeds of beady eyed chickens. From the soft touch of a pygmy goat's mouth to the tiny squeak of a just-hatched chick, the farm offers visitors a hands-on experience of the best bits of animal husbandry. Visitors can then romp their way through a chain walk and hop scotch to the trampoline or the tractor school.
With flat hands primed to dispense two bags of animal feed, visitors can make their way around the farm to decide who should get fed first. Should little tummies get hungry with all the hard work, children can tuck into a lunchbox of a jam, ham, or cheese sandwich, as well as crisps, yoghurt, cake, and a carton of juice. A round of crazy golf could round off proceedings, before tired heads and weary legs can sleep it off on the way home.
