Great day for exploring your first holiday when you are a little pup!
We closed this coming Monday. 
Charlie and I visited the Quince Honey Farm this afternoon so we can ensure we recommend it to visitors. I recall the old site many times as South Molton’s tea shop and the old honey shop were great locations to stop with the family on a very long drive to Cornwall.
The new site has been planned out well with a very large play barn for children also offering a good range of menus for children. There is a lot of education stops with learning about candle making, what plants are good for bees, seeds, insects and a beekeeping demo and making your own candles, and tasting in the factory. Lots of hands on things to keep your children active although I personally think older children (mine being 5) would benefit more, there’s a lack of keeping the younger ones busy with a trail or lifting flap kind of fun that age group will benefit from. Amazing shop when you come in but strange you have to go to one for shop items and another for the entrance to the location. There is a loyalty card for regulars to the farm and you can just do the playbarn or get a meal without paying for the access of the attraction.
Overall recommended great afternoon out, I wouldn’t get there before 2pm as when the talks start.
Charlie plants our first new trees for the Jubilee Celebration. We are planning with your support 70 trees. Now we have ‘Platinum Hill’ where a number will be planted and the newly named Jubilee Copse plants to replace dying Ash and fallen Pine trees following the Great Storm of 18 February 2022, the day we took over management! #WheelFarmJubilee
