Mini Meadows Farm in Northamptonshire is preparing to open its gates for a heartwarming Easter celebration, with a special focus on the newest and cutest members of the farm. Running from Saturday 28th March 2026 to Sunday 12th April 2026, “Easter at the Farm” invites families to experience the magic of spring and get up close to an abundance of baby animals.
At the centre of this year’s event is the farm’s much-loved ‘Maternity Ward’, where visitors can witness the wonder of new life firsthand. Guests will have the unique opportunity to watch newborn lambs being fed by the farmers and also see the farm’s playful baby goats. With bottle-feeding demonstrations throughout the day, families will be able to make lifelong memories that last well after the last chocolate egg has been eaten!
Alongside the lambs and kids, visitors can enjoy close encounters with chicks, ducklings, guinea pigs and rabbits, making it a perfect day out for animal lovers of all ages. The farm’s hands-on approach ensures that every guest can connect with the animals and create lasting Easter memories.
New for 2026, Mini Meadows Farm is introducing the “Easter Egg Scramble”. A high-energy twist on the traditional egg hunt, taking place inside a brand-new, spring-themed indoor village. Children of all ages can dash around and find eggs in an exciting, fast-paced experience designed to keep everyone entertained.
“Easter is always a magical time here at the farm, but this year feels extra special with so many new arrivals in our maternity ward,” said Mini Meadows Farm owner, Ben Barraclough. “There’s nothing quite like seeing newborn lambs and goats up close, and we’re delighted to give our visitors the chance to experience that. With the addition of our new Easter Egg Scramble and indoor village, we’re looking forward to welcoming families for what promises to be our most exciting Easter yet.”
With spring in full bloom, plenty of adorable animals to meet, and brand-new attractions to enjoy, ‘Easter at the Farm’ promises a fun-filled and memorable day out for the whole family.
Due to high demand, visitors are encouraged to book in advance to secure their place.
