点评:I had done some searching online before coming away to see what we could do as a family with a dog. We have 2 girls, aged 9 and 14.
Honey farm looked interesting and I'm glad we did visit (dog friendly so that's a bonus), but, I do feel it was a little pricey for us all.
We did take part in the activities on offer and talks and tours, we visited on a Sunday, so the factory itself wasn't in production, this is a real shame and disappointing not to see it in action.
My daughters really enjoyed the bee keepers talk and the candle making. The factory talk and tour I felt was a bit pointless as you couldn't actually see anything happening. Honey tasting was ok, but so many people in the small room is was quite uncomfortable.
We spent about 3 hours there in total. We were going to have lunch, but after spending so much getting in, at £8-£10 a sandwich we decided to grab a sarnie from the Co-op on the way back to our campsite. Children between 5-16 are the same price as adults, so for a family of 4 it was £67!
翻译:出发前我在网上做了些调查,想看看我们一家带着狗狗能做些什么。我们有两个女孩,一个9岁,一个14岁。
蜜糖农场听起来很有趣,我很高兴我们真的去参观了(而且允许带狗进入,这真是个额外好处)。不过,对我们全家来说,费用还是稍微贵了些。
我们参与了农场提供的各项活动、讲座和导览。我们是在周日去的,所以工厂并没有处于生产状态,没能看到生产过程真是遗憾又令人失望。我的女儿们非常喜欢关于养蜂人的讲解以及制作蜡烛的活动。至于工厂的讲解和参观环节,我觉得没什么意义,因为根本看不到任何实际操作过程。品尝蜂蜜的环节还行,但小房间里挤了太多人,感觉相当不舒服。
我们总共在那里待了大约3个小时。原本打算在那里吃午饭,但考虑到入场费不菲,而且一个三明治就要卖8到10英镑,我们决定在返回露营地的路上去Co-op超市买个三明治算了。5至16岁的儿童与成人票价相同,所以我们一家四口总共花了67英镑!