The ice cream farm in Cheshire

Has anyone been? Is it worth it? I’ve got a 2y old.

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Yes it’s really nice.
Can spend a whole day there

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My colleague went there the other weekend and said the ice cream is al good

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Yes ! And also if your in that area I recommend also keep an eye out for mold Day festival! I went a few years ago and it was great! Life music (kid friendly) lots of fun stalls and fair ground rides x

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We took my daughter for her 2nd birthday and been a few times since. I’d definitely recommend it. Take towels or spare clothes though as they have a water and sand bit indoors. You just buy a play pass for however many activities you choose and can use the pass again if you don’t use it all

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Thanks ladies xx

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