Grimsbury Community 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. place for kids to see the animals. shame about the feeding issues, but visitors have been rather selfish not thinking of the welfare of the creatures. It would be a idea to have a QR code by the donations box to all visitors to contribute to this little place for families to enjoy together. The number and variety of and livestock have gone down over the time. Now you can hardly see 1 or two in each compared to having a few last year Grimsby community ,its set in some surrounding fields, its a little run down, but on a day its a way to spend a hour or two, there are various like Chickens, Goats ,Donkey's,Rabbits and birds various. It also has a for drinks and food. to take small Children. place to take my grandchild. Free entry, you can buy food to the animals. little and too. Love it here 😊 you can the too and it's perfect to visit on a sunny day. There is a too Love going here with grandchildren. Been going for 9 years. Just the right size to wander around with little ones. Plenty of and birds to see. Take some cash, a few pounds, to buy food to some of the animals. too is good. Definitely recommend Grimsbury is a little treasure. It's free, although donations welcome, and has a variety of for the kids to see. Every time we go, it's always different, sometimes the pigs won't be out, sometimes they are. Sometimes there are cows, other times there aren't. There's a small car park and overflow car park plus on street parking if those are both full. You can buy animal in little buckets on the way in if you want to the animals. There's a little park, and further up the There's a picnic with some other things for kids to use their imagination to with (like wooden structures that are kind of like open tunnels). They have a small with rabbits and guinea pigs which is lovely. The only thing I don't like is the duck/chicken area. It always seems never finished and this visit the ducks were looking for food inside a mud puddle and it just wasn't to see. Maybe they do that in the wild, but I just think the duck pond should be finished off nicer. I appreciate funds may not be there for this though. community with lots of parking, a and spacious grounds with a selection of animals. We went during half term when it was busy but not overcrowded. The is with prices and menu place to take the sprogs - especially if you're on a budget. Free to enter and, given that, it's value. My kids loved the park and meeting the animals. The on site is too and there is plenty of parking. An oasis of green and nature in Briz. Lovely little farm,picnic area, a very and a playarea! Perfect for the little ones and not only! Relaxing place! We've been there several times and always with the same pleasure! place to go especially with young children to see pigs, sheep, a variety of birds, guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, Shetlands and donkeys. The is excellent and is run by the Brandon Trust. We had a wonderful time and enjoyed the cakes and drinks! What a place to bring your children for fun! There's equipment for the bigger children as well as for toddlers. The food in the is excellent quality. Proper coffee, lots of choice plus vegan milk options :) Amazing little place for free, little park for little ones and enough to keep them entertained. Not the best coffee in the world but to be expected. First visit with our first Child. The playground was the highlight of our girls visit.. easy steps up for a child of 20 months old... So thanks for that. 🙏☺️ Very pleasantly surprised with Grimsbury Community and will be back more often for sure. £1 for a bucket of feed. You can have chicken or goat for a quid each but we felt the goats are Hungrier than the Chickens! As there's no entry fee (and we didn't order food from the other than a couple of soft drinks) we feel that next time we would like to make a donation towards the venue and it's Animals. We really appreciated a wonderful visit and look forward to supporting further to ensure its success. Lovely little and cafe. coffee and cake. Perfect little day out for the all ages. Support local businesses by stopping in for a bite or buying some to the animals. The best around and a playground and I visited here with my sister-in-law and nieces Lovely little place for kids and families Nice little café and petting zoo I totally recommend Specially for families on a budget We had a wonderful afternoon at the community farm. Everyone there was friendly and it’s just lovely to be able to take little ones there to see in a setting. Added bonus, ( tasty cakes & coffee) and lovely area. free afternoon out but I do think it’s important to leave donations as this is clearly a community venture providing joy to many! city farm, would always recommend even when raining. and lovely outdoor area, fantastic for picnic. Went on Sunday and was upset to see a few of the in a state ,a sheep had a large gash on back which was fly infested,Guinea pigs no food at all and water bottles were full of algae,dirty smelly bedding which for a hot day was awful as could get fly strike also duck enclosure was terrible just mud smelly horrible mud to walk in and only a small algae filled trough .I know this is free and relies on donations but the animal up keep is terrible .I took my two young grandsons and hated that they saw the like this ,also no buckets for the children filled with food for the which we pay £1 for but there were none .I did speak to a worker but got one word answers….very poor and not for the 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.