DOMAINE DE OUEZY - FERME PEDAGOGIQUE DE OUEZY

"Visited for the day with my Granddaughter (1yr) and two dogs. Had a great day. Purchased tickets at the gate, my French is poor and the farm team had little English but managed to explain the rules of the park and the feeding times for the animals. 👍👍 The park is rustic and a working farm, nice interaction areas for seeing the young animals, nice forest walk along the stream to keep cool. Dogs welcome but must be on leads and kept to the pathways. Had lunch in the cafe on site, nice burgers and excellent service. ❤️❤️"

"A perfect destination for a family outing in Normandy. Our kids enjoyed the close proximity to most animals of the farm, walking around their living spaces, touching, listening and observing every detail. One issue that we had was the long waiting time for lunch in the restaurant. We spent one hour waiting for two burgers (instead of the 20 minutes announced at command placement). Our eldest enjoyed playing in the inflatable structure during the wait time. It would be nice to have a similar play area for younger kids (1 to 2 years). Next time, we will make sure to bring our picnic with us as the farm provides the required picnic area."

"Awesome working farm, very well put together, large spaces and free roaming animals everywhere that you can see and pet. Lots of greenery and a beautiful little castle in the middle of the property. Plus a few tree houses you can stay in overnight! (we’ll come back for that experience)"

"I recently visited this farm with my family, and it was a complete disappointment. The staff only spoke French (not a single word in English), so we had difficulty understanding them as we didn't speak the language very well. We have two young children under the age of three, and although the farm's website stated they would receive free entry, we were charged full price for both kids, which was surprising. 28€ for 2 adults and 2 children under 3 years, really? The bathroom facilities were incredibly dirty and unsanitary, and it was clear they had not been cleaned in a long time. The unpleasant odor and lack of soap made it difficult to use them. The person at the entrance didn't inform us that they were going to feed the goats in the next five minutes, so we walked away and missed it. When we returned to the goat enclosure, the feeding had already ended. This was a disappointing experience, especially for my kids who were excited about interacting with the animals. To make matters worse, after I posted this review, the farm responded to me with "Hey Russia," assuming I was from Russia due to my name being written in Cyrillic in my profile. However, I am Ukrainian, and we also use Cyrillic in our language, along with many other countries. Given the ongoing Russian war in Ukraine and the the huge loss of civilian live, I find their comment offensive and even racist. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed with the farm's lack of communication and professionalism. The language barrier, unfair pricing, unclean bathroom facilities, and offensive comment make for an overall poor experience that isn't worth the time or money. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, especially families with young children. Save your money and go somewhere else."

"One of the best places for a family outing in Normandy. Great team and excellent care for the animals which are very friendly and used to people. Lots to do for kids but also for adults who want to reconnect to nature. I’d also recommend a stay in one of the treehouses for the full authentic experience."