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Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm Park and Rabbit World is a converted milk dairy farm, set in beautiful countryside on the Wiltshire & Hampshire border only 4 miles from Stonehenge, with views to Salisbury Cathedral. Offering a relaxing experience for all ages whether you come for a coffee, or a few hours or to stay!
News!
2/7/2022 - A new partnership with MyRabbit, our Israeli rabbit store where you could find all of your rabbit's needs. MyRabbit is the first and only grand scale rabbit specialty store in Israel that keeps a high standard and quality products.
1/15/2022 - This winter we are building an extension to the farm shop and moving our cafe so you can pop in without having to pay to come onto the farm itself.
Accommodation is still available in the Youth Hostel and we are taking bookings for 2006! Walks, talks and guided tours can be booked by arrangement, (minimum number 10).
Education services unaffected.
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To enter our competition to win a years family pass to the farm (from April 1st 2006) valued at £86.Please complete the form, cut out and send to Alan at the above address;
Name:
Address:
Number of children aged 2-17
What is the name of our new Eriskay foal?............................
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Our Special Features include:
- Youth Hostel Accommodation, (Stonehenge)
- New Education centre (bookable from April 2006)
- Rabbit World with over 50 breeds.
- "Pork Stakes" Pig Races - at peak times
- Beautiful Gardens & Water Gardens
- Friendly Animals to Touch and Feed
- Tractor & Trailer Rides (small additional charge).
- Adventure and Toddlers Play Areas.
- Undercover and Outdoor Picnic Areas.
- The Ewe Tree Tea-rooms serving lunches, snacks and cream teas.
- Iron Age roundhouse, created in the summer of 2002
- Craft and Gift shop with local crafts displayed.
- A Nature Trail through an ancient wood with glades and a badgers sett.
- Groups welcome with discounted rates for 15+ pre-booked.
- Free Parking including Coach Parking.
- Disabled visitors are welcome.
Winner of Wiltshire Family Attraction of the Year Award 1998 and 2000.
Click Here to find out how to adopt an animal
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