Bibury Trout Farm
Fairford, United Kingdom Aquaculture farm
Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It’s a where you can come, catch your own and then grill it on the spot. You pay admission fee, then you pay per kilo for the you catch and then you can grill it for free on their premises if you have your own equipment or you can buy a disposable barbecue from them. They also have a cafe where they serve a couple of trout-based dishes. The chowder was tasty but had little trout. The grilled with chimichurri and salad was fairly good but nothing special to repeat it. It also had too little salad in my opinion. But the was tender and tasted fresh. Overall going there and catching your own can be a experience to remember although I am sure there is nothing outstanding from the culinary standpoint What a different day out with kids. £49.9 gets a of four a day ticket with a 1kg bag of food. You can feed the as well ducks, it's got a play park, a your own as well as a BBQ to grill your freshly fished trout. And a little mini golf for the little ones while you are waiting for the to be cooked. There is an own designated parking chargeable, and every you cash is chargeable too + the fishing experience. All in all it did cost us 4 adults and 3 the better part of £300 but totally it! A place for lunch or a scone while enjoying what might be one of England's prettiest villages. The only down side was the crowds and finding parking. This is a great place for a day out.. something for everyone. A great day out! £5 all day parking. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. A great way for to understand better about nature and seeing different types of trouts. You can catch your own and cook it, at the designated areas. If you want to do a proper BBQ, then it's booking one of the gazebos. Bring your own food and drinks. Lots to see in and around the farm. Well exploring. Highly recommend it! Something unique and located in a beautiful surroundings. I considered going to Bibury to see the collection of old trouts, grumpy old women who scowl and shake their fists at young people as they go about their business. I was wrong. It wasn't that sort of trout. It was the fishy type. Why anyone would part with nine quidlies to see being herded by sheep .....er... dogs as they get bigger is beyond me. It's not as if you can become attached to a trout, unless it involves a squeeze of lemon and a knife and fork. If you've seen one it's a pretty safe bet that you've seen 'em all. I was also slightly concerned that if I'd entered the there may be the odd wild masquerading as tame whilst hiding with a concealed weapon to pounce on me with a view to mugging. Not the risk. Such an amazing and beautiful place this is. a visit. You can almost get pictures from any corner of the town Did not go into the itself, but the gift shop and cafe was very nice! I got the whole and chips, which was quite nice. Everyone was very friendly as well. the if you're nearby! It was a an unplanned to bibury , but I must say it was a Very exciting, adventurous and fun filled one , this has raise which you can catch and take home at a price , the place is well managed and had some of the most biggest blue and other coloured trouts you can see, we were guided wonderfully by the team Tom ,Keith & Oscar , they will help you with various activities inside the , totally loved this place 👍 rest and cafe with great coffee and food on the court's world trails Really pleasant afternoon out OMG! This place! I could quite easily have thought, it's just a with a lake and nothing more. How wrong would i have been? It is wonderfully presented with beautiful gardens and flowers. You can feed the (amazing to watch hundreds of them feeding and jumping out the water!) There's lots of seating and picnic tables and barbecues to do your own food. This really is a must visit. It's so picturesque! We'll definitely go back. Really cool place, good reasonably priced cafe and shop.Parking close by at £7.00 per day.Disabled parking free.There are picnic areas dotted around the site,some you can book in advance and use the barbecue for cooking from the shop.Lots of in various pods,brown and rainbow of different ages.Also ducks and swans who are good with the general public. There is also a play for the and you can also buy a bag of food on entry and feed the fish/ducks/swans. love it.I also did something I never thought I'd do which was feed the swans from my hands !!! And excellent day out. Had a wonderful breakfast at the Cafe and wondered around the outside. Inside you'll find fishing spots, grills, picnic tables and a play area. place to with the family! Sucha great little place, firepit and you can buy marshmallows to toast, good selection of cakes and all day brekkie items. Located right in the centre, parking is limited but people coming and going all the time. Fee to enter the farm. Staff were We came with our two dogs. Purchased some food. The young woman on the reception was and welcoming. We Were followed by a mum duck and her ducklings to each pond we visited, so funny, so cute. The animal life size sculptures are incredible, wire birds and wooden birds. Every where was and clean. Lots of seating for which I was very grateful. We have decided to come and sample some very fresh trout. So Thursday here we come. Fantastic place. We spent three hours there. Perfect place especially for a with kids, but as for their cafeteria, had the worst cappuccino and americano coffee every. A place, very and enjoyable experience. loved it! A must if in Bibury! You can also try to catch and cook your own for a fee! Staff are all so helpful. Bibury is a charming and peaceful place to spend the day. The grounds are clean, well-maintained, and organized, making it easy to enjoy every moment. You can catch your own and have it expertly prepared on the barbecue—such a fun and delicious experience! Plus, there’s a playground for kids, so the whole can relax and play. A truly delightful outing! Had a really day at Bibury Farm. It’s a great spot if you’re just getting into fishing—really beginner-friendly, and they’ve got everything you need. Caught a few and enjoyed grilling them right there on the BBQ, which made it feel like a proper little adventure. The place itself is just really peaceful—lots of open space, greenery, and even some friendly ducks paddling around. It’s a great place to just unwind and be in nature for a while. Definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a low-key outdoor day with or friends. I’ll be back for sure! Where do I start? As a travel sick person I really enjoyed even the 2.5h travel from staff, tryouts, ducks, facilities, park, plants, to the breathtaking scenery was it. My caught 8 which was fun but expensive. The staff went above & beyond. We (husband & daughter) cooked it so well that spectators realised they were chef. Fun, welcoming and definitely something for everyone. A beautiful village that has stayed true to its history. So a if you’re in the area. Go early or later in the day as once the tour buses arrive parking is almost impossible. places to eat - bit pricey as they have a captive clientele- but I’m sure their food is delicious Super! I had the trio and it tasted nice. They cook fresh right from their which is good. You can enter the if you pay. I think it was around 7-8 pounds per person(not so sure though). The only thing that I was not a fan was that they don't have indoor seating, maybe because it is a cafe on a farm, which is understandable, but when we visited Bibury the weather was chilly so I would have preferred if there was indoor seating. There's a gift shop too with many interesting things. Absolutely beautiful! Played crazy golf, ate amazing food, scenic pictures and cute gift shop! Not dog friendly. Very friendly and helpful staff, beautiful setting Serene environment, stream of water so crystal clear with fishes having a time in it☺️ Should you get to park here, it’s gonna cost £8 for the whole day (pay & display) and it’s card only no cash. The whole environment just presents this mental calmness. I tried as much as possible to get here as early as possible to avoid it being crowded, but to my surprise, the whole place was packed with people as at 10am 😳 I couldn’t believe my eyes. At this point, I guess anyone that’ll wanna should just go when convenient. We loved the experience of catching our own and cooking on site, the staff were excellent in offering assistance and explaining everything about cleaning the fish. We can’t wait for our next visit! Visited the on 22 March and it was first time for me and my boys…. I must say it was all well it … the team was amazing and welcoming and were doing a fantastic job and 5 stars for the guys at the car park entrance ..👍. place and good value for money and the was amazing …will definitely again…. Just one thing if they can add a few more portable toilets .. All the best to the team 👍👍👍👍 Lugar que vale a pena conhecer e passar um belo final de semana! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.
Address · Phone · Hours
- Address
- Q567+P4, Cotswold District, England, GB
- Phone
- +44 1285 740215
| Monday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Thursday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Saturday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM to 4 PM |
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