i always visit the park every sunday , i carnt belive its actualy free its like something you see…read moreand think you would have to pay a entrance free , a massive pond for fishing , park for the children , sand pit , slides and swings. i usualy go fishing on the pond with a reasonable price to fish , lovely people and litter free!

This isn't a dodgy Euro pop record that you'll hear at weddings, rubbish parties and kids' parties…read more This is a super place to get involved with farmyards and learn more about the creatures on it. This open working farm has rare breeds that sit along side more main stream ones like pigs, cattle, goats, donkeys and ponies. Yes indeedy we're in animal heaven. You'll also be able to see a variety of smaller animals like rabbits, gerbils and even chipmunks. Yes I did say chipmunks. I especially like all the different pigs you can look at but I'm guessing it's not me who is meant to get excited by such things. Well I am a big kid after all. They also have some play areas and are designed for bigger groups and disabled people if you so need those facilities. Get the kids away from the consoles and down onto the farm. It's also not very expensive and is value for money without a doubt.

From the owner: Wigfield Farm has three main functions:…read more A working farm producing livestock, A base for Barnsley College courses in Horticulture and Animal care, An Open Farm and Visitors Centre accessible to the local and wider community. The farm is situated approximately 2 miles south west of Barnsley next to Worsbrough Country Park. Wigfield 'open' Farm is situated on the Dove Valley Trail section of the Trans-Pennine Trail, and provides a perfect visitor attraction at which to refresh yourself in our cafe and shop facility. The farm has a wide range of animals including meerkats, cows, goats, Shetland ponies, donkeys, alpacas, pigs, sheep, chickens, guinea pigs, rabbits and much more. We also have a rodent room and an aquatics room featuring many different varieties of fish and other aquatic life. There is also an exotics room with a variety of reptiles which although it isn't open to the public, people do get to view them at public events, birthday parties, organised group visits or as part of a VIP experience. We do birthday parties, school visits, VIP experiences.

I Live in Australia but mi brother Dennis bye,s mi tackle from REEL " EM"IN he just got me a…read moretelescopic rod so i can take it on my bike to Tasmania me and the wife are touring Tasmania in February for 4 weeks in 2012 my brother lives in Barnsley I just wish we could get ground bait here that the anglers can get from REEL : UM : IN I wish i could import bait and tackle and top kit elastic flat bed rollers cupping kits Cheers from Sydney Australia Geoff Brown

Old Moor is a wetland reserve sited on an old colliery. Regenerating the South Yorkshire coalfield…read moreis not an easy task but unlike other local attractions that received lottery and other funding (eg the ill-fated Earth Centre at Conisborough) Old Moor has succeeded in bringing people into the area. It's said that some twitchers are bit sniffy about Old Moor: the cafe, well maintained footpaths and hides and shop are just not hair shirt enough! Old Moor is actually a good local attraction and it is true that the RSPB have spent money and time on facilities to attract the wider public - the restored farm buildings, well appointed shop and excellent cafe mean that even when the birds don't feel like strutting their stuff there are still things to do. The cafe is also very good - hearty fare at reasonable prices. Oh, and I gather that most of the rarer birds frequent Broomhill, the less obvious part of the reserve across the road (where you can also spot the twitchers).

Great shop,staff all helpful and give great advice,family friendly happy to help if your not sure…read moreabout anything.brilliant!