Yes, our Ice Cream Drive In is open next door to The Ice Cream Farm for anyone who just wants to pop along for a sweet treat. It’s free to enter and also home to our farm animals… perfect for a game of I-Spy while waiting for your Cheshire Farm Ice Cream to be delivered.

We recommend booking your Access Passes in advance. However, if you’re visiting us during the week in term time we can almost always accept walk-ins.

We recommend bringing spare socks (for the Fun Factory and Marshmallow Mound); and splashsuits and wellies, or swimmers and towels, for Honeycomb Canyon. Long tops and bottoms may be more comfortable on the slides and ride-on attractions. Children should not wear jewellery on the play attractions.

We pride ourselves on our access for all visitors. The Loft and party rooms however are on the first floor which has no lift access. Our team is happy to discuss alternative arrangements.
We also offer a wheelchair hire service at the main entrance for a refundable £20 deposit.

The Ice Cream Farm attractions have been designed to appeal to all ages come rain or shine. Some of our attractions have a height restriction – such as Rocky Road – while others are for those over a certain age – like The Loft. You’ll find all the details for each attraction on our Play page.

At the end of your Ice Cream Farm experience you’ll find The Impulse Emporium with its selection of children’s books, TY house and collection of soft toys, pocket money spends and SlipFree shoes. It’s just the ticket for a kid’s treat or gift. What’s more, there’s a huge choice of Cheshire Farm Ice Cream Take Home tubs to pick from alongside sweets, confectionary and baked goodies.

Please take a look at our Rainy Day Promise.

Yes you can. If you bought a VIP Pass prior to Covid-19 you can still use it to pay for the play attractions. Plus you’ll get a discount on the Access Pass, as well as in our food outlets and at The Impulse Emporium.