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Attraction · Tattenhall

The Ice Cream Farm

  • Quiet times
  • Sensory map
  • Sensory kit
  • Queue help
  • Carer ticket
  • Calmer times
Picnic benches and farm buildings at the Ice Cream Farm, Tattenhall
Photo: TCExplorer, CC BY-SA 2.0

Official venue information, 30 Oct 2026. Taken from the venue's own website.

Source: The Ice Cream Farm: accessibility information · Report a change

A farm with big indoor and outdoor play areas that runs quieter SEN sessions every month, with the music and dryers turned off. There is a sensory map, sensory bags and a virtual queue.

What they offer

  • Quiet or relaxed timesMonthly SEN sessions on a weekend morning with reduced numbers, music and dryers turned off, and trained team members
  • Sensory mapA sensory map to help you plan your visit
  • Ear defenders or sensory kitSensory bags from admissions, and ear defenders for SEN children
  • Queue supportA virtual queue system; ask the Admissions Team when you arrive
  • Carer ticketOne free carer entry ticket per booking when at least one entry ticket is bought
  • Quieter times to visitYou can leave through admissions to avoid the shop, which can be overwhelming
Not on their website yet

Quiet room or space, visual guide or social story, Changing Places toilet, staff training. We'll add these as soon as The Ice Cream Farm publishes them. Until then, it's worth asking when you book.

Before you go

Every person is different. Use these details to plan, and contact the venue if something matters to you: most are happy to answer questions before you visit.

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