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Visiting Swindon

Roves Farm

Feeding lambs at Roves FarmRoves Farm is a 166-hectare, working, mixed, open farm, situated three miles north-east of Swindon. There are lots of things going on for everyone:

  • Explore the world's largest willow maze: 2.5km of hedgerow with its own Willenium Dome!
  • Tractor and trailer rides
  • Goat racing at weekends and in school holidays
  • Bottle-feed the kid goats and lambs
  • Ball pond
  • Toddlers' play area
  • Seven nature walks
  • Nature craft afternoons
  • New 3D big bale tunnel maze
  • Tea room

Contact

Roves Farm
Sevenhampton
Near Highworth
Swindon
SN6 7QG

Tel: 01793 763939
Roves Farm website (www.rovesfarm.co.uk)

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