Great place to take the kids. You can see farm animals. There is a tea room. There is a sensory garden too though it is currently temporarily still closed as a result of COVID19. There is a car park right next door for easy access and you can walk straight into Northycote Country park with great walks, woods, space ...etc. is not far from Wolverhampton but feels remote and off the beaten track. Love it. Often take the family there.

Very disappointed with this farm. They only had a few sheep that you could see and some lambs. The birds were inside due to aviation flu so that was beyond their control. The trail around by the farm wasn't great neither was the cafe at the farm. Overall a huge let down. Would not recommend bringing young kids here.

A great little cafe with delicious cakes & a good range of food for adults and children. The cafe does take cards & toilets are right next to it for public access. At peak times (mainly weekends & school holidays) you may struggle to get a seat, particularly if you are a group of 5+ as the pics show. Dogs are not allowed in the farm area but are allowed in the cafe and surrounding area.

Lovely woodland walks for the kids and dogs. Tearoom one of the best ever experienced, savoury very tasty and cakes to die for. Farm animal section closed to protect them from avian flu but still a lovely place worth a visit

On The Monarch's Way just north of Wolverhampton. The farm house sits on the edge of several acres of walks, woodland and fields. A great place to wander around to your heart's content. Oh, and it's easy to get lost too! There is a good small tearoom that serves good coffee and snacks. Don't miss this if your in the vicinity..... it's free to visit!

Sadly we did not know of the animals not being available to view as we had promised the kids animals, so not happy bunnies pardon the pun, the tea room however more than made up for it for me I really enjoyed the food and the cakes were lush.

A real gem in the local area. Lovely walks and great tea room. Really enjoyable couple of hours walking through woods carpeted with snowdrops. Animal enclosures and 'playground' definitely need some TLC. Shame the sensory garden is still "temporarily" closed due to covid 3yrs later!

Lovely free of charge venue, lovely restaurant, a few interesting animals to see, and get quite close too. We particularly enjoyed scratching the pigs' backs and watching the ducks. The people involved in the restaurant are really friendly and helpful, and then there are some very enjoyable walks, our favourite being down to the stream to play poo sticks. Quite good for kids with stabilisers on little bikes, fabulous for well controlled dogs.

Lovely place to walk and nice food in the tea room. Sadly the animals weren't available to see due to avian flu concerns. For the zero fee entry however, you can't go wrong for a day out here.

The farm was excellent and food was amazing with many varieties. There was long walk on the woods which we liked though couldn't explore much due to rain. I would recommend for dog walkers

Absolutely lovely as always today, delicious breakfast, perfectly cooked, excellent service, and beautiful cakes that we took home! The ladies (Georgie, Carol, Leah) and the whole team are lovely! It’s no wonder the place is always busy, it’s the best! 🥰❤️

Such a lovely farm to take the kids too. Not just a farm either, you have bountiful walks around the outskirts, a tea room and many little nooks to visit, including the herb and sensory gardens. My 2 year old loves seeing the ducks and chickens and then going puddle jumping up the lane. Honestly sometimes hard to believe it's just outside the city centre, such a little slice of calm and it's free with free parking! They also hold events at Christmas and other times through the year such as craft fairs.

An ideal place for a quiet Winter midweek walk. Cafe service polite and speedy, bacon & egg bap very enjoyable. The seating area inside is rather cramped but not intolerable. Away from the main buildings it is very peaceful and the pathways are easy to follow if you use common sense.

Visited for the first time on a cycle ride with friends. Great selection of drinks and food in the tearoom. Indoor and outdoor seating.

A lovely place to visit, it was a shame not many of the animals weren't there to see. But will visit again another time. All staff in the coffee shop made us welcome. We'll recommend to all.

Small farm, with chickens & sheep. There is a lot of green area that you can walk around. The farm is acting resposibly in respect of bird flu, you have to step on a disinfected mat before going into & coming into the animal area. There are a lot of dog walkers that don't pick up their dogs' mess & there's a real risk you can step in it. Dog mess bins are provided. The farm cafe is clean & authentic. The food is cooked fresh, there is a large selection of cakes & the food is delicious. There is a small car park & the farm & cafe are wheelchair accessible

Lovely walks. Nice cafe and friendly staff, but please don't use those bottle traps! Our bees & pollinators are in decline and you have them right above the planters, which have flowers in which attract them over. I counted at least 4. Maybe move the planters or use different plants.

Had lunch today. Extensive menu excellent food, lovely staff, and warm inside seating. Very reasonable prices, Value for money all round.

Very few animals to be advertised as a farm. But excellent walks for scenery and dog walking. Lovely little cafe but can be cold. Enjoy bird watching on the bench.

Went for afternoon tea with the family. The food provided was excellent, too much to eat. They even catered for 2 individuals separately. One lactose into and the other vegetarian. Brilliant service.

Buffet from the tea rooms. Had a wonderful Buffet made for my daughters birthday. Excellent value, plenty of food and it was no hither for them when I asked for additional items that were not included in that set menu. Would definitely recommend.

Nice cafe that serves food and drinks with in door and out door eating areas. Has farm animals and areas ideal to walk dogs.

Another lovely place to go for a walk, around the woodlands and there's a small farm, with sheep, chickens, ducks and geese. The tearoom is a lovely place to start or finish your visit, with a good selection of food, drinks and cakes. Toilets on site. And a field for letting your dog's have a run around off the lead.

We decided to pop over to Northycote as we were staying not far away. We were a little sad there was no pigs and due to COVID the sensory area was closed. However, our little one loved the Chickens, and the Ducks were hilarious acting up for us and making us laugh. Good ducks! Afterwards we grabbed a brew amd some home baked cakey goodness. Was sound 👌