A family farm attraction near Burnham-On-Sea that had to close after losing several animals in a fire re-opened permanently on Saturday (February 14th).
Burnham-On-Sea.com reported here that a building was destroyed and several animals were killed after a blaze at Animal Farm Adventure Park in Berrow, last November.
Having successfully opened for a few days at the end of last year, the park has now fully re-opened.
Krystal Finch, one of the managers, says: “We are a bit nervous but it’s great to have people back through the door. A lot of people have missed us. We’ve got members that come every weekend normally.”
She told Burnham-On-Sea.com that during the closure, the park welcomed the birth of three baby goats, who are the park’s first ever triplets.
“It’s been very tough. I think we really haven’t had any spirit in our souls until these new arrivals. The new births lifted our spirits. It’s giving us a spark in our souls. This is why we’re here, this is why we’re doing it.”
She added that as a special half-term offer, admission will be reduced to £8.
