Easton Farm Park, Suffolk: A Family Day Out at the Working Farm

Easton Farm Park is the working farm a few miles north of Woodbridge set in the parkland of the old Easton estate. Rare-breed pigs, sheep, cattle and chickens, daily dairy demonstrations, a small play barn, tractor and trailer rides in summer, and a riverside walk along the Deben that’s pushchair-friendly. Best in spring (lambs late March through April; calves through May).

Visitor essentials

What to expect on a family visit

Plan for a half-day to a full day depending on age. Open daily through the main season (typically late March to early November). Pre-booking is sensible in school holidays; off-season visits are quieter and cheaper. On-site café and gift shop; dog-friendly outdoors only.

Planning your visit to Easton Farm Park

Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures vary across the year. Check the live page on Easton’s own website for the day you are planning to visit — this is the only authoritative source.

Plan your route: the relevant Ordnance Survey map for Easton Farm Park is OS Explorer 212 — Woodbridge & Saxmundham. Mobile signal is patchy across many of these places — a paper or downloaded OS map is more reliable than your phone for finding car parks, footpaths and the way home.

Correct as of 28 April 2026 — please check before you travel, especially on Bank Holidays, Easter and between Christmas and New Year.

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