Bath City Farm

Great location with views over Bath. Free entry, lots of animals including pigs, goats, alpacas, Shetland ponies etc ..

A good way to waste an hour or two with your little ones. Typical small farm. Nothing special with the usual animals that you associate with a farm and very hilly. There is a cafe and toilets on site and a play area outside the cafe. Didn't visit the cafe so unable to comment.They did put on a really good Easter egg hunt for the children with a religious element to it before the hunt itself, which I thought was a nice touch and very unique as I've never seen it done like this. The guy who lead the celebrations was also very good.The hunt itself could have been more thought out though. There were 48 plastic eggs in total, four different colours and had to be collected for everyone to get a prize..a celebration sweet! There were over 100 kids big and small. My two children who were 4 and 7 never found an egg or got a sweet. The smaller children never stood a chance.And an advisory £10 donation for a family for the privilege.Done it so no need to go back.

Lovely place that gives a great sense of outdoors in a city. Well worth supporting.

Lovely little cafe, perfect for kids with play areas and lots of farm animals to see.Breakfasts are nice and fairly priced ( especially for Bath )

Impressed by the beauty of the place, it is best to come with your kids so they can enjoy feeding the animals and the fresh air.They have a coffee shop and many more.Staff is friendly and polite, no comment about that.The animals are well looked after and they look healthy.To conclude, 100% worth seeing Bath City Farm!

Really nice small city farm with a wonderful cafe.We visited recently for the first time since the new cafe building has been open. The farm was great, there are a good selection of animals to see and for £1 you can get a small bag of feed for the goats.The weather had been wet recently but the ground wasn't too muddy considering it's a farm.After 30-40 minutes looking at the animals we headed to the new (for us) cafe and play area.The cafe has a good selection of drinks and food. We chose from the breakfast menu and had really nice, well cooked food, and a couple of coffees.After a refuel we headed to the play area, again being new meant it was all in good shape and fun for both our 5 and 2 year olds.The farm is free to enter and you can donate an entry fee at the cafe to help the farm running costs.

I don't think you can really fault Bath City Farm. It is a lovely little place and hosts a variety of events throughout the year. They do a lot of work in the community and if you live locally it's really easy to pop in. The new cafe is a great addition.

Great place to spend a few hours with the children. Very friendly people and some great animals

Lovely city farm. Goats, ducks, chickens, pigs and more…You can buy animal food to feed the chickens ducks and goats. A pound each.Nice play area next to the cafe. The cafe it’s self serves good food. Very friendly staff. Lovely children’s books on sale and preservesYou can also buy plants and they have a massive selection on seeds on sale too.My 3 and 6 year old really enjoyed it.

Lovely day out, great cafe facilities, parking was tricky as it was a busy sunny day, we managed to park nearby on the road. All the animals looked healthy and well looked after