Folly Farm with kids, staying at Broadfield

What Folly Farm is

Folly Farm is four attractions in one: a zoo, farm animals, a fairground and indoor play. With the indoor play under one roof, it is a reliable day out whatever the weather is doing. Most families make a full day of it.

Getting there from Broadfield

By car it is a short drive. Without the car, the 381 bus from the stop at the park entrance runs to Kilgetty and Folly Farm, as well as Tenby, Saundersfoot, Narberth and Haverfordwest. Times change with the season, so check the live times before you set off.

Check Folly Farm's own website for opening days and tickets before you go. Booking ahead is usually best in the school holidays.

Back at Broadfield

The children's play area has wooden play towers and slides, and looks out over Carmarthen Bay. Children must be supervised by an adult there.

Jan'z Restaurant and BB's Bar are on the park, so after a long day nobody has to cook. Quiet time on the park is 10:30pm to 8:30am, so tired children get their sleep.

More for families nearby

• Manor Wildlife Park, just outside Tenby, with big cats, primates and other rescued animals.
• The Dinosaur Park, near Tenby: a woodland dinosaur trail, rides and play areas, a favourite with younger children.
• Heatherton World of Activities: go-karts, adventure golf, soft play and more.
• Great Wedlock Farm and Deer Park, near Tenby. Opening varies outside school holidays, so book ahead.
• Captain Silver's adventure golf on Saundersfoot harbour, easy to combine with the beach.

A family pitch

Grass pitches suit tents, touring caravans and campervans, and motorhomes can book our gravel hardstanding. Every pitch has a 10 amp hook-up, the toilets and showers are refurbished and open 24 hours, and there is a covered washing up room. Dogs stay free.

Saundersfoot beach is about a 23 minute walk along the main road, or about a 10 minute walk through Saundersfoot Bay woods down to Glen Beach.