Surrey Attraction Reports No Injuries in Barn Fire

Firefighters responded to a barn fire at Chobham Adventure Farm near Woking just after 19:40 GMT on Saturday.

Chobham Adventure Farm Responds to Weekend Fire

The Surrey family attraction reported that no people were hurt and none of the animals suffered injuries during the blaze. Chobham Adventure Farm wrote on Facebook, “We are pleased to say that no-one was hurt.”

The attraction houses 14 different types of animals, ranging from “tiny harvest mice to bulls.” Just before midnight on Saturday, the farm said that all larger animals usually housed in the barn had been moved earlier for the winter holidays. Small animals were already safe in their winter enclosure.

Management stated they are currently assessing the full impact on build preparations for the upcoming festive schedule.

Did You Know? Chobham Adventure Farm features both indoor and outdoor play areas for children and accommodates 14 different types of animals, from tiny harvest mice to bulls.

Farm operators prioritize safety during investigation

Farm operators emphasized that site security and welfare remain paramount while emergency responders examine the property. “Our absolute priority right now is the safety of our team, our animals and our guests, as well as working closely with the fire service and investigators to secure the area,” Chobham Adventure Farm said.

The attraction announced it would contact people who had already booked tickets for its Christmas Experience via email “as soon as we have a clear plan in place.”

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the fire happen?

Firefighters were called to the blaze at Chobham Adventure Farm near Woking just after 19:40 GMT on Saturday.

Were any animals or visitors hurt?

No-one was hurt, and none of the animals were hurt. The larger animals usually living in the barn had been moved earlier for the winter holidays, while small animals were in their winter enclosure.

What will happen to booked tickets for the Christmas Experience?

The attraction stated it would contact people who had already booked tickets via email “as soon as we have a clear plan in place.”