Moo-land opens at Mill Hill, families can attend from 10 am for £5.50
The Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm event for children aged 12 months to 5 years runs on 11 September with adult tickets at £1.50
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Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm said the Moo-land event will run on 11 September 2026, as reported by the Barnet Post. The day‑long programme is aimed at children from 12 months up to five years and will be open from 10 am until 5 pm at the farm’s Highwood Hill site in Mill Hill, NW7 4HB.
Program and pricing
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The farm listed the child price as £5.50 and the adult price as £1.50, according to the Barnet Post. Visitors can expect a sandy play area with toys, ride‑on tractors, a field of inflatable cows and a role‑play station where children can try milking and serving ice‑cream.
Location and transport
Highwood Hill is accessed via Mill Hill Broadway and is served by several bus routes, including the 221 and 240. Parking is available on the farm’s grounds on a first‑come, first‑served basis. The Barnet Post noted that the site is wheelchair accessible and has disabled toilets.
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Facilities and safety
Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm said the site will have permanent deckchairs for adults, shaded areas and hand‑washing stations, as reported by the Barnet Post. Staff will be on hand throughout the day to supervise activities and ensure that the play zones meet safety standards.
Booking and contact
Tickets can be purchased online through the farm’s events page. The Barnet Post advised families to book early, as the event is expected to attract a large number of local residents. For further information, the farm’s website provides contact details and a FAQ section.
Questions this report answers
+When does Moo-land take place?
Moo-land is scheduled for 11 September 2026 and will run from 10 am to 5 pm at the Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm on Highwood Hill, Mill Hill. The date and times are confirmed by the Barnet Post.
+How much does it cost for a child and an adult?
Children aged one year and older pay £5.50, while adults pay £1.50. These prices are listed on the farm’s event page and were reported by the Barnet Post.
+What age group is the event designed for?
The event is aimed at children from 12 months up to five years. The age range is stated by Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm and confirmed by the Barnet Post.
+How can I buy tickets and what should I expect on the day?
Tickets are sold through the farm’s website. Attendees can expect a sand play area, ride‑on tractors, inflatable cows and a role‑play milking station, as described by the Barnet Post.
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