Small farm giving young children an opportunity to see some farm animals. Visited in the morning of a week day and it was very quiet but can imagine it is busier after school and weekends especially in warmer months. It doesn't take long to get around as it is small and there is an area to sit down if you want.

Lovely trip to Freightliners one afternoon for a breath of fresh air. Unfortunately the little rabbit area was closed when we went but still a nice way to kill half an hour and right in the centre of London. Stalls very clean and animals seemed happy :) wish the pig info had been a hit more up to date though..

I attended a company community/volunteering day here with my colleagues. Great little Farm. Very friendly staff and good fun. Obviously provides a great service to local families and kids wanting to get away from the everyday city life and experience a farm.

Interesting little city farm. Great place for small kids, and even as an adult it was fun to have a look at the chickens, bunnies, guinea pigs, goats, pigs and cows. One of cows had decided to take a little walk outside of its stable and caused some commotion among the keepers, and a lot of sympathy from the kids :) A good place to spend half an hour away from the surrounding big city vibe and enjoy the view of a farm animal and a cup of tea.

Nice farm. They have geese, rabbits, goats, pigs, chickens, cows and lovely flowers there too! Toilets are clean and available to use. Didn’t see any staff around though. Only down side was silly children riding up and down on their scooters and scaring the chickens. 🙄 I think there should be rules put in place so that children are not allowed scooters 🛴 in the farm as they can scare the little chickens.

2nd time visiting and my kids just love it!! The staff here are awesome and the animals are well looked after. Stop by the shop and buy yourself some plants in the summer too & dont forget to leave a donation!!

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I didn't like this particular farm, although I do enjoy visiting London farms, but this one was a disappointment. Animals stuck in tiny cages or having a very limited area to themselves, a very sad thing indeed, even the animals look depressed.

I happened upon this place without knowing much about it. I love a working farm. And this is very much a working farm. It was very well laid out. Considering it is winter and the animals are bedding down for the icy season, I still got to see cows, sheep, a goat (who watched us suspiciously from the safety of his undercover area), some rabbits(in the warmth of their hutches with glass look through panels), some ducks & geese (whose enclosure was getting renovated), chickens and a rooster or two in a range of varieties! I wandered through the garden and considering half of it was losing or lost leaves to hybernate for winter, there was still a lot to see. They use composting bins to make mulch and there was some fun signage around the place if you looked. They are incredibly safety conscious at the farm. There are warnings, sinks and wash stations plus boot wash stops too, all over the farm so that you can keep your germs to yourself and so can the animals. So make sure you use them if you stop by, I didn't touch anything but still washed my hands on entering and on exiting just to be safe. I will hopefully get to visit in spring or in summer to see this place in all its splendor. The huge fig tree will definitely be a sight with more leaves and fruit on it. My only disappointment was that there wasn't a lot of information about what the purpose of the farm was, was it providing food for the local community? or was it selling to organic markets? Were they teaching local kids/adults how to grow their own food? Or were they independent and insular? Maybe its just my curiosity that was peaked but it was sadly left unanswered (or maybe I just didn't see that signage). Regardless, I commend this little farm in the heart of London.

Lovely farm right in the city. Had really well looked after animals who looked happy and healthy. Great place to take young children and keep them occupied. Lots of stations where you can clean your hands and a variety of British farm animals.

Brilliant little farm that’s perfect for young children. Our 2 yo loves walking around and saying hello to all of the animals. Paradise Park playground next door makes for an ideal afternoon out

Great little farm to take your little one to. Very nice and quite easy to find.

Took my 18 month old to see the animals on a Saturday. I wanted to take her to a local farm in Leyton but that has sadly closed. It's a bit of an awktime at the moment with the bird flu going on. All of the chickens, geese, ducks etc were in their cages. And I can understand why. We saw little peaks of most of the animals, but it was mostly the pigs that were out. Not sure if it's the cold weather that kept them inside. I remember visiting the farm when I was a child and I remember more horses, cows and goats all out in the fields. Maybe it's become too expensive to maintain that amount of animals. Some of the fields have been turned into gardens where fruit and veg is grown. I saw a sign up that the produce was sold in the cafe. Unfortunately when we visited the cafe was closed. Perhaps my daughter was a bit too small to appreciate the farm and I will try taking her again when she's a bit older. If you are visiting from further a field, definitely have a follow up activity planned as the farm is quite small and we weren't there for very long.

This is such a beautiful little farm. I visited some years ago and loved it. Very friendly and helpful staff members. Amazing for children.

Very nice. The aminals look happy and healthy. My daughter loved it. Highly recommend if you have little ones.

GREAT small little farm. Kids enjoyed the farm. I highly reccomend.

Small farm, went there the 2nd time today and we spent about 30mins and then ready to leave. Shame the cafe they used to have on site is no longer there Good for a short visit but not good if you wanted to kill more time before the lunchtime nap!

A sweet little farm, perfect for toddlers. The toilets on site are handy. The cafe was closed when we visited, so take a picnic instead

It's a nice simple little farm in the city great for young kids but as an adult don't expect much it's the first time I've visited in about 20 years lots of things have changed like the train in the middle I feel as part of it have been taken away such a shame

Cute farm for a nice activity outdoors. Recommended!

Great place to take little ones to see farm animals. Well thought out with everything geared up for the very young children including washbasins at the right height! Nice little area to have your snacks or lunch.

Really lovely farm, not huge but lovely flowers and fruit/vegetables growing onsite. Staff/volunteers are very friendly too.

Very cute urban farm in the middle of London. A lot of animals, also has plants and seasonal produce for sale.

A lovely little farm right in the middle of a bustling area,its a place we visit often and we love it!

Very much improved farm. Lots of well kept animals with lots of space. Friendly atmosphere. Great place to bring young children.

Small working farm in London. Free to visit, the cafe is open Wednesday through Saturday. We saw a variety of chicken breeds (and noisy roosters!), sheep, goats, pigs, and cattle. Our two year old enjoyed our visit.

Excellent. I went there with my daughter to buy flowers-- but they also have lots of rabbits to look at, too. Very reasonable prices, and some unusual plants in their rather limited selection of plants for sale. It's also a charity, giving work experience to young people, so that ticks another box for me.

Gorgeous little city farm! You can even buy some plants there ☺️

Great lil place for kids to see n maybe feed animals. Has lil stinks for kids to wash hands.

Good points - free and useful for inner city kids to see farm animals and how fruit and veg are grown. Animal welfare was good aside from a cat with badly matted fur.

First time with my workplace the kids had fun

Been here 3 times now, once with my partners now grown up daughter and twice with my daughter. Lovely place to visit, lots of chickens,sheep,goats,rabbits,cows, pigs etc. They all seem so very well cared for by staff and volunteers. My daughter who is 5 loved it so much she must of gone around it 5 or 6 times taking photos.

Short but sweet. Kids loved it.