About
Lee Valley Animal Adventure Park - Grand Opening and Wallaby Walkthrough
Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd, plus Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th January
Celebrate our opening for 2023 and come meet our brand new arrivals, the Wallabies!
We’re excited to announce that our brand new Wallaby Walkthrough is opening this year. And you can be one of the first to see them.
There is a winding path walkthrough where you can get up close to these loveable animals and an amazing viewing window into their enclosure.
Visit lands far away
See more exotic Animals
Travel from the mountains in the Andes to the snowy paths of Lapland in one trail on your visit.
Meet our exotic friends down at Critter Corner, Olive Hill and World of Farming and unearth fascinating facts about where they come from.
And not forgetting our farmyard animals
From trotters to snouts our farmyard is home to many of the usual suspects you might expect to find on a farm.
However unlike other farms you’ll get the chance to see them up close and even feed them a treat or two, or maybe even three!
More information and booking details here: https://leevalleyfarm.co.uk/events/grand-opening-wallaby-walkthrough/
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Facilities
Accessibility
- Parking Areas for Disabled Visitors
- Ramp/Level Access
Catering
- Cafe
- On-Site cafe/restaurant
- Picnic area
- Picnic Site
- Refreshments Available
Children & Infants
- Children's Meals
Establishment Features
- Groups welcome
- Toilets
Parking & Transport
- Free parking
- On Site Car Parking
- On site parking
- Parking (free)
Provider Preferences
- Based on a Working Farm
- Countryside Setting
- In countryside
Specialist Features
- Family Fun
- Marketed Towards Children
- Marketed Towards Families
Tours and Demonstrations
- Demonstrations Given
- Educational Visits Accepted - Packs available for teachers
- Guided Tours Available for Groups
Map & Directions
Road Directions
By Car:
The farms are two miles north of Waltham Abbey on the B194 and just four miles from the M25. Parking at the farms is FREE. Sat Nav postcode: EN9 2EF
By bike:
Sustrans route 1 runs through Lee Valley Park Farms. There are bike racks available at the farms.
Please note we do not recommend walking or cycling along the Crooked Mile (B194), this is a busy country road with no designated footpath, there are surfaced pathways throughout River Lee Country Park.
Public Transport Directions
By Bus:
Buses stop outside Lee Valley White Water Centre, Waltham Abbey (buses 250, 251). The farms are a two mile walk through River Lee Country Park.
By Train:
The nearest station is Cheshunt, it is then a pleasant two mile walk through River Lee Country Park to the farms. Follow the signs through this beautiful country park.
