Ticket Prices
Value for money is important to everyone and we try to offer the best day out whilst keeping our charges very low. Every penny raised in ticket prices goes directly to support the work of the Aldingbourne Trust.
Ticket Prices commencing 1st April
Entrance fees now include Events planned during our high seasons. (with exception to some events such as Meet and Greet Santa & Pre Paid Workshops.)
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Visit for a day:
Entrance to the sand and water play area, open farm, mini golf, woodland walk, maze, play areas and the ride-on tractors. Individual Price (Age 2+)
High Season : £6.00 Low Season: £4.50 Family / group (up to 4 people)
High Season: £22.00 Low Season: £16.00 |
High Season Dates (WSCC School Holidays) - Easter Half Term: 8th April - 22nd April May Half Term: 27th May - 2nd June Summer Holidays: 24th July - 1st September October Half Term: 28th October - 3rd November Low Season Dates - All other times of the year. Last Entrance to site - 3.30pm |
Visit for a year:
Save money with one of our great annual membership offers.
Benefits of becoming an Annual Member:
Save money with one of our great annual membership offers.
Benefits of becoming an Annual Member:
- Visit us all year round as many times as you like
- No additional charge for school holiday events
- Equivalent to only £6.66 a month for a family membership *
- Equivalent to only £2.00 a month for an individual membership *
- Priority booking for special events (Meet and Greet Santa, Prepaid Workshops)
- Special offer vouchers throughout the year
- Supporting a local Charity and making a real difference to peoples lives
Additional Charges:
Animal Feed - £2
Guinea Pig handling: £3
Minimum age requirement 3+ for handlers (Children under 3 can sit alongside an adult who holds the guinea pig on their lap whilst the child strokes it)
To ensure our guinea pigs are well cared for we have designated timeslots for handling and limited tickets sold per session:
High season: Two daily sessions (11.30-12.30 and 2-3pm)
Low Season: One session (11.30 - 12.30)
Animal Feed - £2
Guinea Pig handling: £3
Minimum age requirement 3+ for handlers (Children under 3 can sit alongside an adult who holds the guinea pig on their lap whilst the child strokes it)
To ensure our guinea pigs are well cared for we have designated timeslots for handling and limited tickets sold per session:
High season: Two daily sessions (11.30-12.30 and 2-3pm)
Low Season: One session (11.30 - 12.30)
Terms and conditions – the open and honest kind
Please view annual membership terms and conditions here.
Animal feeding and Guinea Pig handling is available at intervals throughout the day on a first come, first served basis, subject to availability. This will incur an additional charge of £3 per person for Guinea Pig handling and £2 for animal feed.
It is advised you wear suitable outdoor footwear and clothing. Our events are subject to weather conditions and health and safety restrictions will apply to some events - please contact 01243 542075 for more information. Aldingbourne Trust cannot be help responsible for any changes / cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances or animal welfare.
Proceeds from the entrance fees go towards enhancing the visitor’s experience and continues to provide training and development opportunities for people with learning disabilities and / or autism supported by the charity.
Please view annual membership terms and conditions here.
Animal feeding and Guinea Pig handling is available at intervals throughout the day on a first come, first served basis, subject to availability. This will incur an additional charge of £3 per person for Guinea Pig handling and £2 for animal feed.
It is advised you wear suitable outdoor footwear and clothing. Our events are subject to weather conditions and health and safety restrictions will apply to some events - please contact 01243 542075 for more information. Aldingbourne Trust cannot be help responsible for any changes / cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances or animal welfare.
Proceeds from the entrance fees go towards enhancing the visitor’s experience and continues to provide training and development opportunities for people with learning disabilities and / or autism supported by the charity.
