Cotswold Farm Park Lodges & Glamping
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
Waking up next door to a rare-breeds farm is pure joy for small children. Free farm park entry means you can pop in for lamb feeding before breakfast, retreat for nap time, then return for the zip wire and bouncy pillows. Evenings in a hot-tub lodge feel decidedly grown-up.
For the children
- Kids' activities
- Playground
- Indoor play
- Outdoor play
- Farm animals
- Nature activities
- Family dining
- Dog friendly
- Best for
- Toddlers and animal-mad under-10s
- Ages
- Toddler, Preschool, 4–7, 8–12
- Family rooms
- Hot-tub lodges, cabins and safari tents with decks and BBQs
- Outdoors
- Farm animal encounters, adventure play, woodland trail, wildlife walks
We only list facilities we could confirm on their website — something not listed may still be there.
Days out nearby
~0 miles · ~15 mins
Farm park · same resort / on site
Adam Henson's farm showcases rare British breeds, with animal handling, tractor rides, jumping pillows and a woodland adventure trail. It is surrounded by Cotswolds villages and boutique hotels, so ideal for a weekend.
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens ↗
~18 miles · ~30 mins
Wildlife park · nearby attraction
Rhinos grazing on the lawn in front of a Victorian manor sums up this park's charm. A narrow-gauge railway, walk-through lemur enclosure and a big adventure playground make it a relaxed family day in the heart of the Cotswolds.
~34 miles · ~45 mins
Castle / historic · ideal day trip
A real medieval castle where children can climb towers and ramparts, watch a giant trebuchet fire and see birds of prey swoop over the grounds. Live shows and a horrible-histories style dungeon turn history into theatre.
~42 miles · ~45 mins
Indoor play / activity · rainy day option
An interactive chocolate attraction with a ride through a cocoa-bean world, demonstrations of the real thing being made and free samples along the way. The adventure play area outside helps burn off the sugar.
~53 miles · ~1 hr
Zoo · ideal day trip
Bristol's zoo moved to open woodland on the city's edge, so animals such as gorillas, okapi and red river hogs have far more room. Children get woodland trails and big play spaces, and it fits easily into a Bristol or Bath weekend.
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Family facilities
- Play area
- ParkingParking for one car per pitch; Farm Park car parks free
A guide, not a guarantee. Shown only where the venue or a trusted source has told us. Not listed doesn't mean not available — check with the venue if it matters for your visit.
Researched by Tumble in October 2026 from each place's own website. Tumble doesn't take these bookings — prices, availability and children's club details change, so check with them before you book. Distances and travel times are approximate.