Groups & Schools
Group Visits at Hatton Adventure World
We offer a range of group visits for Nurseries, Schools, Brownies, Cubs, youth groups and more, with options to suit every group and budget.
Fun Farm Visits
Guided Visit – Your group will be accompanied by a dedicated guide who will lead activities, share fascinating facts, and ensure you make the most of your day with a tailored itinerary.
Meet & Greet Visit – A guide will welcome your group on arrival, deliver a health & safety briefing, and then you’re free to explore and enjoy the day’s activities at your own pace, following the public timetable.
Educational Visits
Our curriculum-linked educational programmes combine hands-on learning with all the fun of Hatton Adventure World. Led by one of our experienced guides, topics include:
Caring for Animals
Plant Growing
Animal Adaptation
The Chicken and the Egg
Our Farming Year
Christmas School & Group Visits
Available on selected dates throughout December, including a magical visit to Father Christmas alongside festive activities and farm fun.
Low Season Pricing
5th January – 27th March & 2nd November – 18th December
Term-Time Weekdays
£9.50 per child – minimum 15 required
1 free adult for every 5 paying children
Additional adults: £9.50
Term-Time Weekends
£10.95 per child
1 free adult for every 5 paying children
Additional adults: £10.95
School Holidays
£14.50 per person
(No free adult places)
Group Guides
Group Guides are required for KS1, KS2 and Fun Farm Visit with a Guide bookings.
£45 per Group Guide
1 Group Guide required per 30 children
Optional Extras
Scales & Tails Experience
An exclusive hands-on meet and greet with our scaly friends and small furries.
£35 per 30 children
High Season Pricing
28th March – 23rd October
Term-Time Weekdays
£10.95 per child – minimum 15 required
1 free adult for every 5 paying children
Additional adults: £10.95
Term-Time Weekends
£14.50 per child
1 free adult for every 5 paying children
Additional adults: £14.50
School Holidays
£14.50 per person
(No free adult places)
Group Guides
Group Guides are required for KS1, KS2 and Fun Farm Visit with a Guide bookings.
£45 per Group Guide
1 Group Guide required per 30 children
Optional Extras
Scales & Tails Experience
An exclusive hands-on meet and greet with our scaly friends and small furries.
£35 per 30 children
Christmas School Groups 2026
Join us for a magical Christmas experience at Hatton Adventure World on selected dates this December.
Available Dates:
Tuesday 8th December
Thursday 10th December
Tuesday 15th December
Your group will enjoy:
A festive walk through the Land of the Elves
Visiting Father Christmas in his woodland grotto
Animal handling in our Guinea Pig Village
Making Reindeer Food
Indoor Soft Play in our Superslide Mania
Feeding our friendly farm animals in Farmyard Favourites
Outdoor adventure play areas
Price:
£17.95 per child – Minimum group size of 15 children
One free adult place for every 5 paying children
Dedicated Group Guide: £45 per 30 children
Book Now!Additional Information & Payment
Deposit, Payment & Minimum Spend
A non-refundable deposit of £100 is required to secure all group bookings.
This deposit will be deducted from your final balance. Final numbers will be confirmed with a headcount on the day of your visit, and any additional guests will be charged at the agreed group rate.
Please note, the minimum charge for all group bookings is £100. Where the total cost based on attendance is less than this amount, the £100 deposit will be retained as the full booking fee.
Additional Information
Minimum 15 full-paying children required
FREE return visit for each attending child
Additional needs or disabled attendees are entitled to 1 free carer to accompany (documentation required)
Members go free after 15 full-paying children (membership numbers required 2 weeks before)
Lunch room availability is limited during weekends and holidays and will be an additional £50 if available.
Please note we are unable to provide itineraries before the day of your visit. If you have specific activities you would like to do, or not do, please email groups@hattonworld.com
Testimonials
“Y3 school trip to Hatton Farm (Country World) – there was so much to do and our day was jam packed with animal encounters (the children got to hold and groom a guinea pig, stroke a duckling and gecko, as well as hold a cockroach!), a tractor ride, spinning teacups and even panning for gold! And all this was possible with our fantastic guide, Lisa, who made sure we had the greatest time possible. We will definitely be returning with the next Year 3’s. Thank you Hatton, and Lisa.”
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“We visited for a school trip. We had a fantastic tour guide, Eliza! She was brilliant with the children, very informative and our day was carefully planned and ran very smoothly. Highlights were the reptiles, tractor ride, rabbits and the soft play of course! Big shout out to Rob on the tractor as well…the dad jokes went down a storm with the teachers!”
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“Fantastic Educational Trip to Hatton, best in the County by far. We all had a fantastic time with our Tour Guide Rachel who was very supportive of all our needs… and had lots of valuable information to share with us about the farm. The staff were absolutely fantastic, I’m looking forward to our next trip in two weeks for something a little different.”
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“We took 55 children on a school trip here, we had 2 lovely and knowledgable guides and the children also took part in a planting and growing workshop where they also got to bring their plants home to watch them grow.
This trip included seeing all the animals, holding smaller animals such as guinea pigs and chicks, a tractor ride – which was a definite highlight and of course a play in the soft play area too. We will be bringing other classes here in the future.”
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Health & Safety
During your visit, the health and safety of yourself and the children is of up most importance to us! Please take a look at our health and safety procedures as well as any questions you may have regarding your Group Visit.
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