Gulliver’s Dinosaur and Farm Park is calling upon schools, clubs and individuals to help create a scarecrow spectacle in exchange for free tickets to the attraction.

The Milton Keynes attraction is challenging schools, groups, clubs and individual children to build their own scarecrows, and promises to swap them for free tickets to Dinosaur and Farm Park, which is the perfect venue for a school trip or a group day out. Scarecrows can be created to look like their favourite singers, sports personalities or TV stars, or they can simply be based on a creative homemade design.

The scarecrows will be displayed in a large field in the Farm Park area of the attraction.

Managing director Julie Dalton said: “We’re looking for weird and wonderful scarecrow creations to form part of our big scarecrow display. Anyone can get involved – from school classes to badge groups, and any other kind of organisation keen to take part.

“We’ll exchange every scarecrow for five free tickets to visit the park, and groups can make as many scarecrows as they like.”

The offer for free tickets in exchange for scarecrows will run until the end of July, and groups and individuals can call and book in to claim their five free places, stating that they will be bringing a scarecrow along, on 01925 444888.

At Gulliver’s Farm Park, which is situated next door to Gulliver’s Land theme park in Newlands, Milton Keynes, new animals arrive every season, including cows, horses, sheep, goats, pigs and chickens, plus furry friends like bunnies, guinea pigs and more in Cuddle Corner. As well as activities like a milking challenge, visitors can plant seeds, dig up vegetables, see crops grow and learn how a real farm works.

Education packs are available to help teachers integrate a visit to the Dinosaur and Farm Park into the teaching syllabus.

Gulliver’s Dinosaur and Farm Park will be open throughout the summer holidays.

For more information, opening dates and times or to book online, visit www.gulliversfun.co.uk or call 01925 444888.