Bawtry Road, Hatfield Woodhouse, Old Cantley, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN7 6DS
Boston Park Farm (Maize Maze)
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3.8
Wildland
Half day
Time
Paid
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Why it's Wildland
3.8A working farm day out built around meeting farm animals, indoor and outdoor play, and a seasonal maize maze. The maze is included with admission when open, from 13 July to 31 October according to the farm’s visitor information.
This is a hands-on working farm visit rather than a wild landscape escape: its appeal is the close-up animal trail and the seasonal challenge of getting lost in a maize maze. It earns its place as a practical, family-focused rural experience, especially for younger children.
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The experience
Meet animals along the farm trail, explore the indoor and outdoor play areas, and, when it is open, navigate the seasonal maize maze. The farm describes itself as geared towards children up to around 10; visitor reviews report spending roughly two to three hours.
Things to do
Follow the animal trail
Walk the farm’s animal trail and meet the farm animals. The attraction description says visitors can pet and feed most animals; follow staff guidance and any on-site rules.
1–2 hours
Try the maize maze
Navigate the farm’s seasonal maize maze. The official visitor information says maze entry is included with admission while it is open, from 13 July to 31 October; confirm dates before visiting.
1–2 hours
Explore the play areas
The attraction description lists outdoor play equipment, a mini maze, a bale pyramid, soft play and an indoor sandpit. Check which activities are operating on the day.
Take a café or picnic break
The farm’s official visitor information describes an on-site café and outdoor picnic benches. Picnics are to be eaten outdoors.
Make a day of it
Quick escape · 1–2 hours
Quick farm visit
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Follow the animal trail and spend time meeting the farm animals.
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If the maize maze is open, add a walk through it.
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Check current opening times and seasonal availability before travelling.
Half day · 2–3 hours
Make a half day of it
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Explore the animal trail; the farm says visitors can get close to and feed many of the animals.
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Make time for the indoor and outdoor play areas.
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When the seasonal maize maze is open, include it in your visit.
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Pause at the on-site café or use the outdoor picnic benches.
Verified history
The supplied sources describe Boston Park Farm as a traditional working farm, but do not provide substantiated dates or a detailed historical account.
When to go
July · August · September · October · Check current opening times and any seasonal booking arrangements before visiting. The supplied official information lists a 10am opening.
The maize maze is seasonal and is listed by the farm as open from 13 July to 31 October. The farm’s other activities are described as available year-round, subject to current arrangements.
The farm notes that much of the site is grass and can be bumpy or muddy. Suitable footwear may be helpful, particularly after wet weather. Check current conditions and access needs before travelling.
What to look for
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Look out for the farm animals along the animal trail and, in season, the maze’s turns and interactive features. The maze’s opening period is seasonal
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check current details before visiting.
Best time to go
Mid-July to October for the maize maze; other farm activities are described as available year-round. Check the farm’s current schedule before travelling.
Visit between mid-July and the end of October if the maize maze is part of your plan. Opening hours and seasonal arrangements can vary, so check the official visitor information before setting off.
How long to spend
Half day
Perfect for
Families · Young children
Before you go
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Listed hours
- Monday: 10am-4pm
- Tuesday: 10am-4pm
- Wednesday: 10am-4pm
- Thursday: 10am-4pm
- Friday: 10am-4pm
- Saturday: 10am-4pm
- Sunday: 10am-4pm
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Practical information
Opening & access
A ticketed farm park on Bawtry Road, between Hatfield Woodhouse and Blaxton. The animal trail and seasonal maize maze are described as wheelchair-accessible, but much of the site is grass and may be bumpy or muddy. Check current opening arrangements and access requirements before visiting.
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Parking
The supplied official information gives driving directions but does not confirm parking details. Check before visiting.
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Toilets
The official visitor information describes toilets, including a disabled toilet, and baby-changing facilities. Check current facilities before visiting.
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Food & drink
The farm’s official visitor information describes an on-site café serving hot food, drinks, cakes and snacks, with indoor seating and outdoor picnic benches. Picnics are welcome outdoors.
Dogs
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Accessibility
The official website says the animal trail and maize maze are wheelchair- and pushchair-accessible, while noting that most areas are grass and can be bumpy or muddy. The source row also lists a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating and toilet; check specific requirements with the farm before visiting.
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Cost
Paid
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