FAQs

About us!

The park opened in 2001 as a ten week season with a maze made out of maize. This trial tourist attraction came about after an emotional decision to cease export farming. The park is still very much a family business and is run by Carlton & Kristina Le Feuvre, the parks owners.

In 2007 the park doubled in size and opening dates expanded. Opening in April and closing in September, this continued for the next seven years. A small barnyard was subsequently added in 2010, concentrating on rescued or rehomed animals.

In 2015 after five years of planning applications the indoor playbarn (a £1.4M build) was opened. The park has since been a year-round attraction.

The park has evolved differently from many UK farm parks that have a higher concentration of animals. The over-riding aim of the park is to create an environment where adults and children can enjoy nostalgic activities in safe surroundings.

Baby facilities

The park has four baby changing facilities, all accessible to mums or dads. Adjacent to the indoor toilets we also have a small room that is more private and we have spare nappies, wipes and nappy bags for your convenience.

           

We do not hand out boiling water for safety reasons but any of our staff would be delighted to heat a baby bottle for you and they are also happy to heat weaning food which can be eaten in the indoor area.

Numerous highchairs and booster seats are available.

Staff are also happy to find a quiet area for newborns if required. For breastfeeding mums that require more privacy, the staff will locate a more private area for you. This would normally be in one of our party rooms which is situated in the playbarn. Please speak to our staff if we can help further.

The Adventure Park and Barnyard are fine for buggies and pushchairs. The maze (from 01st July) is grown in a field so there will be some lumps and bumps so a lightweight buggy would be best. 

Catering facilities

Rangers Diner can be accessed through the shop or park and serves freshly made food cooked to order. We use local ingredients and as we have a lot of repeat visitors we keep our prices as reasonable as possible.

The snack bar is currently closed due to social distancing requirements.

Indoor areas are reserved for food purchased on site. We can also deliver food purchased to some of the picnic tables. Baby food is welcome indoors but we respectfully request that lunchboxes are not opened in indoor areas.

Food is delicious and well priced and the staff are welcoming and friendly. 

We stayed for lunch, food was excellent and great selection.

Charity donations

We receive up to a dozen charity requests daily and being a small business ourselves, it has become difficult to manage.

From 2020, we will be choosing a number of charities to work closely with (mainly to benefit disadvantaged island children) and will be working with these, rather than deal with hundreds of small requests. We feel this targeted approach provides the largest benefit, and whilst disappointing it allows us to do more with our budget but limited staff resources.

Disabled/ Mobility Facilities

We are popular with disabled groups due to the space and diversity of our attraction. We have an integration policy and like to see our disabled guests enjoying themselves with other visitors to the park, so you will find activities that all can enjoy rather than specific disabled equipment.

We have few concrete or tarmaced paths. The park is on a slight incline and the paths are made of hoggin. They can be a little uneven but most generally are more than passable.

Our customers say the park is a safe environment and disabled friendly. Whilst we make every effort to ensure that there is continued disabled access, during wetter times the conditions ouside may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. We have disabled toilet facilities and parking spaces, and have a ramp as you aproach the park entrance.

The indoor playbarn can get very busy, and whilst we always try to ensure a clear passage, people do move chairs, place bags on the floor and children are darting around. Our staff would be happy to find you a suitable table subject to availability, on busy days.

If you or your child will not be able to use the majority of the facilities because of a disability (e.g. a wheelchair user) then please contact us prior to visiting as we are unable to discuss discounts or reduced entry at reception.

Maze paths become firmer as the season progresses. Most areas are accessible for disabilities and we welcome a pre-site visit to check suitability.

We do not offer disabled discounts for principals or carers for individual groups. We can liaise with registered groups and charities. We work closely with the local disabled community and via organisations donate a large amount of visits annually. See charity donations.

What our customers say - Tripadvisor review

The staff are well trained and interact well with you, this is particularly important if like me you are a wheelchair user and you get fed up with people speaking over your head to your partner, well done on this. All areas are accessible to wheelchair users, gradients are manageable and toilets excellent. Don't be put off by this being essentially an outdoor activity attraction, the internal areas are all smooth concrete and whilst the external paths may not be Tarmac they are smooth hardcore with few problems, if help is required just ask one of the many members of staff.

Dogs

Dogs are unable to be taken into the park or indoor play areas but are welcome in our Rangers Diner marquee.

 

Maize Maze

An extra bit of fun, this activity is available July/ August only. Planting can only take place when the soil temperature is warm enough for the seed to grow. Available from July 01st, The maze will be lower for the first couple of weeks, ideal for those with younger children or those who don't enjoy not being sable to see where they're heading.

 

Parking

We have considerable free parking available on site situated in three car-parks. During busy periods we have an over-flow system in operation.

Picnic area

Picnics are welcome in any outside area, all indoor areas are for the sole use of those who purchase food at the park. Please consider the weather forecast if bringing a picnic as we do not have inside facilities for picnics. We do not currently have an undercover area for picnics. During summer periods the numerous tables fill quickly but we also have large grassed areas.

Shopping

We have a great response to our shop at the park. You can find kids clothing, flip-flops, beach hats and small toy items as you would expect at a tourist attraction. You will also find quality homeware, cosy wraps, winter hats and more!

 

Travelling to Jersey

Holidays to Jersey by Condor Ferries

Jersey holidays by ferry from the UK are made easy with Condor Ferries as you can get there in just 4 hours! Avoid the airport hassle and baggage restrictions when you pack your car and set sail for a relaxing ferry journey to Jersey. Once arriving into the island, you can drive straight into the bustling capital and the incredible views can be admired from the outside deck. There is a range of exciting things to do on your holiday whether that is visiting aMaizin Adventure Park, soaking in the culture at one of their historical landmarks or having fun at one of Jersey’s many family friendly attractions. Don’t forget to enjoy the local cuisine at one of the incredible restaurants, jersey’s fresh shellfish and rich dairy products are guaranteed to make your mouth water. The beaches in Jersey are breath taking, spend all day splashing in the sea or basking in the sunshine as there are a huge range of beaches to choose from. Start planning your trip to Jersey!

Unaccompanied minors

As the park is operated on a "parental responsibility" basis and due to the number and type of activities, we are unable to allow entry to anyone under the age of 16 who does not have a responsible adult, age 18 or over, accompanying them.

Wet weather policy

aMaizin! Adventure Park regrets that refunds will not be issued due to inclement weather. Bands are valid for the entire day so please feel free to leave and return at your leisure. If you come prepared for coastal island weather which can be changeable, you will still have a great day!

What's available, and for which ages?

We see a wide range of ages using the facilities from young toddlers to grandparents. Children definitely love aMaizin! Adventure Park and want to return time and time again! Go-karts, tractor rides, water pistol range and Crazy Golf and our new indoor area are some of our most popular attractions and all are suitable for adults. As needs vary depending on the family size we always recommend to potential customers that they view the video and look at the photos of real customers on our website for a good idea of what we offer.

What the customers say *Tripadvisor*

"well organised indoor and outdoor fun. great farm and lots to do we spent most of the day there. firmly recommend small and older kids as so varied. great price great team"

"Loved it here! The 20 month old did too. They have literally got everything kids love doing. Making mud pies, water, animals, tractor rides and sooooooo much more. Good entry price too. The cafe was clean. We had a ploughman's. It was tasty and fresh. Would recommend."

What should I bring?

Socks are required to access the indoor area and a change of clothes and towel would be helpful during the summer. A pen for the maze is also useful

Wifi

The park has free wifi available in all indoor areas.