Fancy meeting a reindeer for Christmas? This Shropshire farm attraction is just the place
The farm is already home to more than 50 other animals
Two reindeer are heading to a Shropshire attraction for December - just in time for Christmas.
The pair will be dropping in at Frankly Farm Tours where visitors will have the chance to meet the festive creatures, and take their own photographs to remember the experience.


The farm, near Broseley, will welcome two reindeer for personal meet-and-greet encounters in its traditional farmyard.
The experience also includes access to more than 50 other animals, from alpacas, llamas and pygmy goats to Shetland ponies, rare-breed sheep, Dexter cattle and Highland cows.


Visitors can explore the new small animal barn, see the farm’s geese, ducks and chickens, and enjoy a complimentary hot or cold drink from the Farmyard Café.
John Franklin-Hackett, co-owner of Frankly Farm Tours, said: “Meeting a real reindeer is a special way to get into the Christmas spirit, and we’re delighted to welcome two to the farm this December.


“We can’t wait to see visitors’ reactions when they meet the reindeer. It’ll add a real special touch to everyone’s Christmas.”
For visitors keen to spend more time with the animals, an optional activity pass is available to purchase separately.
It offers the chance to snuggle guinea pigs, pet ponies and take a sheep or goat for a walk.
Children can also enjoy the outdoor play areas.
The farm’s compact, enclosed layout is centred around a traditional courtyard, making it easy for young families to explore without long walks between attractions.
Free parking is available, and animal feed can be purchased during the visit.
The Farmyard Café serves hot and cold drinks, coffee from Shrewsbury-based Iron & Fire Coffee, and snacks including sausage rolls, pizza slices and homemade cakes.
People can plan December visits online.
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