First time visiting and wont be returning. When we thought we were visiting a farm we expected to... read more
Nice to take the kids to pet some farmyard animals not too much advertisment but i can gùess is due... read more
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First time visiting and wont be returning. When we thought we were visiting a farm we expected to see more animals than there were. The children were very disappointed. There were a few sheep to look at, a couple of cows in the field further...More
I am disappointed your visit did not meet you expectations. In common with all working farms, the number and variety of animals will vary throughout the year. Most of our animals will be out in the pastures much of the time, consequently they may not...More
Nice to take the kids to pet some farmyard animals not too much advertisment but i can gùess is due to lack of things to doMore
Thank you for taking the time to provide a review of your visit. I am disappointed the Farm did not meet your expectations and I wonder whether you received a copy of the site map at the admission desk. Amongst other things, the map shows...More
Visited Meanwood Valley Urban Farm on 26/02/18. As you drive up towards the gate you feel hopeful as there are some pigs and alpacas, enjoy these before you pay as that's the most animals you will see on your visit! At reception we paid the...More
Thank you for your review; although I am disappointed you did not enjoy your visit, it is always helpful to learn how we are perceived by our visitors. I am interested in how you found out about us and what prompted your visit. As you...More
Very affordable (£2 for an adult) Items in the shop were good and affordable. We couldn’t see the rabbits and the guinea pigs. The gardens were looking very tired and messy. Maybe a little treasure hunt or a questioner could be done for the children....More
Have been a few times with my grandchildren, who always enjoy going there. It is bang in the middle of local housing, and there are pigs, sheep, donkeys, chicks, rabbits etc. You are allowed to feed some of the animals and there Are plenty of...More
Came here at the weekend, it's a nice place to visit and cheap entry, our little boy loved running around and seeing the animals. Only issue is the main building were you pay to enter and they have the gift shop doesn't take card which...More
Thank you for your kind comments. We are aware of the difficulties with regards to card payments and we are actively investigating alternatives suitable for a charitable organisation with limited funds. The Barn Coffee Shop is independently run and, as you say, it does have...More
I have been coming to this farm for over ten years and it never ceases to disappoint. I visit my grandchildren several times a year and since they were babies I have brought them to the farm at every opportunity. Now at ages 10 and...More
Our 6 year old and 3 year old grandchildren enjoyed feeding the sheep and the goats (when we eventually found them) and liked the little playground. We were a little disappointed at how few animals there were to see at this time of year.
A lovely evening spent in lovely surroundings. Use of The Barn coffee shop and courtyard. Got to see some of the animals, which the little ones were thrilled at! Will return with the kids to look around properly.
Worth seeking out. Good to see pigs, donkeys, alpacas all looking happy and well cared for. Nice gift shop , with friendly people. There is the Urban farm, Garden and grounds, raised beds, walks, childrens play area - There is also a café with WC...More
