Fishers Farm Park
BEST FOR
Ages 0-12
SETTING
Outdoors
WHERE
Billingshurst
What it’s like
A working farm turned adventure park with zip lines, a log flume, splash zone and animal barns to fill a whole day.
There's a lot going on here, and it isn't just tractors and sheep, though you get those too. Kids can bottle-feed lambs at the daily farm shows, then go straight from stroking a chinchilla in the Animal Encounters Barn to queuing for the Sky Fall ride or the Zip Line. The Devils Dyke Descent (an inflatable ring toboggan run) and the Jungle Flume log ride are the ones that get talked about on the way home, and the farm maze is worth doing early before legs get tired.
Younger children get their own slice of it too: a Toddlers Zip Line, pony rides, mini tractors and a Baby Sensory Room, plus indoor soft play in the Fun Fair barn and slide barn for when the weather turns. Splash Attack, the water zone, only runs May to September, and the same goes for the Jungle Flume and gemstone panning, so a winter visit means a different, quieter day out than a summer one.
Most families end up staying a full day or more, which makes sense once you see the list: Farm Adventure Golf, quad bikes, racing cars, the Farmy Assault Course, an Enchanted Wood walkway with hidden houses. Sky Fall's top level is for eight-plus, with a lower level from five, so it flexes across ages reasonably well without shutting anyone out entirely.
Food-wise there are five outlets, from the licensed Saddle Rooms Restaurant doing roasts to the Farmers Grill for burgers and kids' lunchboxes, and picnics are welcome in the outdoor areas or the indoor Ploughmans Picnic Barn if it's chucking it down. Parking's free, and booking ahead online saves £3 a ticket, though turning up on the day works fine too.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 2 to 12, with Sky Fall's top level saved for the eight-plus crowd
- Booking
- Online pre-booking recommended for £3 discount per ticket
- Parking
- Free on-site parking including disabled and van bays
- How long to allow
- Most families spend a full day or more
- Food
- Five food outlets: Saddle Rooms Restaurant (licensed, roasts and soups)
- Picnics
- Welcome in designated outdoor picnic areas and The Ploughmans Picnic Barn (indoors, open all year)
- Wheelchairs
- One wheelchair and three mobility scooters available free to hire
- Getting there by bus or train
- Billingshurst train station 3 miles away
- Parties
- Birthday parties available
- Splash Attack, Jungle Flume and gemstone panning close over winter, so ask what's running if you're visiting off season
- The park is open every day except Christmas Day and Boxing Day
- Book the wheelchair or mobility scooter hire ahead by email, they go quickly
- The Barn Theatre runs shows including pantomimes and film nights on top of the rides
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Booking online in advance gets you £3 off each ticket. Walk-ups are welcome at full price on the day.
Do we need to book ahead?
Not strictly, walk-ups are fine, but pre-booking online saves £3 a ticket.
How long should we plan to stay?
Most families make a full day of it given how much there is to get through.
Is it any good for toddlers?
There's a Toddlers Zip Line, pony rides, mini tractors and a Baby Sensory Room, plus soft play if the big rides are too much.
What's the water zone situation?
Splash Attack runs May to September only, so it's not there for a winter visit.
Is there an age limit on Sky Fall?
The top level is for eight-plus and the lower level from five, so it works across a bit of an age gap.
What if it rains?
There's indoor soft play including the Fun Fair barn and slide barn, plus an indoor woodland-themed play barn.
What food is there?
Five outlets including the licensed Saddle Rooms Restaurant for roasts, the Farmers Grill for burgers and kids' lunchboxes, and a coffee bar. Picnics are welcome outside or in the indoor Ploughmans Picnic Barn.
Is parking free?
Yes, on-site parking is free, including disabled and van bays, with overflow car parks on busier days.
Can you get there by public transport?
Billingshurst train station is three miles away and a local taxi firm runs from there to the park for £12.
Do you do birthday parties?
Birthday parties are available on-site.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
There's a wheelchair and three mobility scooters free to hire if you book ahead, plus accessible facilities and seating throughout the park.
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