Butser Ancient Farm
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Butser Ancient Farm is a fascinating place to visit. Using evidence obtained from excavations, it is a reconstructed working farm from the Iron Age. See houses built from clay, wood and thatch and some rare breed sheep and goats. Find out what people ate and how they survived from the Stone Age to the Anglo Saxons. Kids can dig up artefacts, listen to fascinating talks, follow trails and drink hot chocolate around the fire. They have recently welcomed the arrival of two cute baby goats who are definitely worth meeting!
Somewhere To Eat?
Refreshments available in the Visitor CentreAre There Toilets?
There are toiletsWant To Treat Yourself?
There is a gift shopWhere Shall I Park?
There is parkingFeatures
- Outdoor
- Disabled Access
Category
Animals + Nature
Suitable For
toddler
3-5
6-9
10+
Opening Times
Summer April-September Daily 10:00-17:00 Winter October - March Mon-Fri 10:00-16:00
Price Information
- Adults : £11.50
- Concessions : £10.50
- Children : £7.50
- Under 3's : FREE
- Family Ticket (2 adults, 2 children) : £30.50
- Annual Family Pass : £65.00
Facilities
•Refreshments•Gift shop•Toilets
How To Get There
- Chalton Lane, Chalton, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO8 0BG
- 02392598838
- Website
Directions
It is easy to reach Butser Ancient Farm, which is close to the border of Hampshire, West Sussex and Surrey. Situated just off the A3 between London and Portsmouth about 5 miles south of Petersfield. Butser Ancient Farm is signposted in both directions at the Chalton/Clanfield exit.
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