Where to find us

Lotmead is on the Wanborough Road just outside Swindon. We’re a few minutes’ drive away from the White Hart roundabout junction  where the A419 meets the A420. We are about an 2 hours drive away along the M4 from west London, 45 minutes from Oxford and 1 hour from Bristol.

Our address is:

Lotmead Farm, Wanborough, Swindon SN4 0SN

Opening hours

We’re now closed for the season but will reopen in late May or early June!

Prices

For all of our soft fruit and vegetable picking, we now ask for a small redeemable prepayment when you pick up your punnet.  

Our adventure play area carries a small charge of £2 for children of 5 years or over, however if you’re coming multiple times across the season, our season pass offers great value.

Parking is free!

Family Day & Season Passes

Family Day Pass £6.00
Family Season Pass £25.00

Our family season passes offer the best value to so you can make the most of Lotmead this season. All passes include access to our farm activities which include: 

• Children’s Play Area

• Small Animal Enclosure

• Dairy Parlour

• Nature Trail and Bird Hide

Both passes offer great value for money and include access to all our activities for two adults and up to three children. Additional adults or children (aged 5 or over) will be charged at £2 per person.
Our entry fees help towards maintaining the animals and their environments, the nature trail and wetland reserve as well as generally improving all our visitor facilities and attractions.Getting about

Lotmead is spread over many acres, so here’s map to plan your visit. If you need help finding anything when you’re here, just ask a member of staff.

Dogs welcome

Please feel free to bring your well behaved dog to Lotmead provided they remain on a lead throughout their visit. Please use the bins provided to clear up any messes too!

Campers & motorhomes welcome

Britstop members who come in a Camper or Motorhome you are always welcome to stay overnight without charge unless you hook up to electricity. What could be better than to have freshly picked strawberries for breakfast?