We have been to Rookery farm about 5 times now with our daughter who has just turned two. We would go more often if it wasn't so expensive, children under two are free but two and above is £6 per child and adults £5.50. Also they don't take cards so remember to bring cash!!! Compared to other play centres etc... More

Nan, Daughter, Son & 4 grandkids ranging in age from 2 to 9. Something for all of us. We took a picnic & warm clothes as from a previous visit we'd remembered it was a bit breezy. It was typical April weather but it didn't stop the family from complaining when we had to leave at 5 o'clock closing time.... More

My husband and I took our little boy (16 months) here a few weeks ago, on a cloudy day (so sun not imperative). From Milton Keynes it was a quick 15 min journey and easy to find. I believe the pricing was £6 per adult and free for under 2s. I personally think the pricing is reasonable considering the variety... More

My little girl is almost 2 and loves to visit Rookery Open Farm, in fact we've been there two weekends running recently! We find that there is lots to do but the site isn't huge so doesn't feel overwhelming for small people. There's plenty of space for them to run around and it all feels very safe. There is an... More

We love it here , theres something to do regardless of the weather. Indoors there is a soft play area, cafe, barn full of small animals that the children can go in with , such as sheep and goats. They can hold rabbits and guinea pigs too. Outside theres a huge inflatable tractor and trailor , a mainly wooden adventure... More

A lovely farm, very clean and the animals look extremely well cared for. Great that you can get in with them and be very hands on. The 'playbarn' I found a bit soulless and the cafe is not good so definitely take your own food (they have no problem with you doing this). Not a cheap visit though - for... More

Although this place is actually a little gem of a find, they do have a rather strange admission charge policy in my opinion. Why charge more for adults than children in a place where quite obviously the children are the target audience? Then to give only a 50p discount off the adult price to children irrespective of their age, did... More