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Miller's Ark Animals, Hook · 24 October to 25 October 2026

24 Oct to 25 Oct

Miller's Ark Animals in Hook holds adults-only open days on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2026, with visits lasting about an hour and a half. Visitors can meet piglets, donkey foals and goat kids, and the Old Dairy Cafe serves brunch, lunch, coffee and cake. The event suits couples and groups of adults; children under 16 and babies are not admitted, and dogs are not permitted.

Highlights

  • Adults only, no entry for under 16s or babies
  • Meet piglets, donkey foals and goat kids
  • Old Dairy Cafe open 10.30am to 4pm, booking required

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Miller's Ark Animals, RG27 0LX

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