Experience lambing at Standalone Farm like never before. In a small, intimate group, your dedicated farmer guide will take you inside a private, barriered lower barn for a rare, nose-to-nose encounter with newborn lambs. Following a short safety briefing, step into the heart of the action to uncover the secrets of lambing and capture beautiful, up-close moments of these spring arrivals.

For the first time, you’ll also venture out into the field to see our older lambs as they graduate from the nursery, watching them play and interact in their natural environment, with opportunities to gently pet them and learn more about their development.

A truly special, behind-the-scenes farm experience for all ages.

Highlights:

• Exclusive, intimate group experience (max 10 participants)

• Opportunity to interact with the lambs and ewes

• Personal farmer guide throughout

• Private access to the lower barn and sheep field

• Insightful and educational lambing experience

• Perfect for amazing photos and lasting memories

Important Notice: 

Each ticket admits one person only; please purchase a ticket for every guest attending.

Always wash your hands with warm water and soap after entering an animal contact area. All participants must wash their hands before and after the experience. You will be required to step through an antibacterial shoe dip for the health and safety of our lambs and yourselves. Appropriate clothing and shoes must be worn, customers wearing inappropriate shoes or clothing may be turned away. 

While it is safe to visit Standalone Farm when pregnant, we do not reccomend that you participate in any of our lambing events.

Toxoplasmosis is an infection caused by the parasite Toxoplasma gondii. It normally causes a mild illness in people with healthy immune systems, but it can be problematic during pregnancy because it may harm your baby. 

There is a risk of catching toxoplasmosis from a pregnant ewe, if, during the process of lambing, infected material enters your eyes, mouth or open cuts. This is very unlikely and we take every care to avoid the contamination of public areas with these fluids, but recommend that you are especially careful to wash your hands after entering livestock areas and again before eating or drinking.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions, we are always happy to help.