| Folly Farm family adventure park is the big four-in-one day out, with fun for all the family whatever the weather! A day at Folly Farm means four kinds of fun, with the spectacular zoo, friendly farmyard, adventure play and enormous indoor funfair!
Enjoy some farming fun in the Jolly Barn where you can meet friendly animals, and even bottle feed and milk goats!
See and learn about many exotic animals in Folly Farm’s zoo, including rare and endangered species from around the world!
Relive the fun of yesteryear at Folly Farm’s vintage funfair- the biggest undercover fairground in Europe! Rekindle the spirit and nostalgic atmosphere of bygone days, with rides for both young and old.
Relax and watch the kids enjoy a high-seas adventure on the pirate ships and other adventure play equipment. Take a tranquil stroll through the beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside on the educational nature trail, and ride there on the land train!
Folly Farm has plenty to offer, including restaurants, burger bar, gift shop and much more. Heading north from Tenby on the A478 towards Narberth, Folly Farm is less than a mile from the Kilgetty roundabout.
Look out for the brochure or call for more information on 01834 812731.
Don’t forget to visit the Folly Farm shop in Tenby High Street!
Why not visit online… www.folly-farm.co.uk
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ZOO
In addition to Folly Farm's traditional farm animals, our zoo is now home to over 500 animals, including porcupine, prairie dogs, meerkats, llamas, wallabies, 3 endangered types of lemur, ostrich, Arabian oryx, zebra, mara, racoons, mountain bongo, Brazilian tapir, exotic birds and more! Take a look at our animal gallery.
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JOLLY FARM
In the Jolly Farm visitors can meet our huge variety of farm animals and their babies, including horses, donkeys, sheep, goats, pigs, Shetland ponies, hens, and much more, including many rare breeds!
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FUNFAIR
Folly Farm's amazing vintage funfair is the biggest undercover fairground in Europe! Traditionally, farmers used hiring fairs as a way of finding people to work on their farms. Now you can take a trip back in time to the funfair of yesteryear at Folly Farm.
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