Support BCF25 and help us to get the farm through this.

Bath City Farm is closed to visitors until further notice. This includes all animal areas, the playground, car park, our buildings, café and toilets. Sadly, all project groups, volunteering, bookings and events are still suspended, and any visitors to the farm will be asked to leave in the interest of staff safety.

We are currently operating with a small team in order to care for the animals and to run a temporary meals on wheels service for vulnerable members of our local community. We are also live streaming animal feeds every Saturday at 11am on our Facebook page.

We have seen a huge loss of income, which we rely upon in order to provide for the animals, to maintain the site and to be there for the people with work with.

Your generosity and support will make a difference, and means more to us now than ever.

You can make a donation here.

Thank you and take care,

The Bath City Farm team

We exist to


Support disadvantaged & disabled people to develop new skills


Boost health and well-being


Bring enjoyment & education in horticulture, farming and nature


Grow the number of people engaged in their community

Events and courses

Tue 29th Oct Apple and Pumpkin day 

Master your most spookiest pumpkin carving and enjoy the sweet delights of apple juicing.

Sat 2nd Nov Bonfire and BBQ 

Enjoy the Rec firework display from the best viewpoint in Bath. Massive bonfire and BBQ.

Sat 30th Nov Wreath Making Workshop

Join us for some festive creativity. Learn how to make your own beautiful Christmas wreath using winter foliage.

Sat 7th Dec Christmas Fair 

Begin your festive cheer with a visit to Santa's grotto at the farm, while roasted chestnuts fill the air.

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OPENING HOURS

Farm Grounds

Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm

Café

Mon - Sat 10.30am - 4.30pm

Sun 11.30am - 3pm

We need your help

Our neighbourhood is within the 20% of most deprived areas in England. It also has the highest proportion of children living in poverty in the county. Evidence has shown poverty can have long lasting effects on education, with a 28% gap by GCSE's between children receiving free school meals and their wealthier peers.

We're asking for donations to build a new forest school to help close the gap. A forest school will provide an engaging open space for local children to learn, play and be inspired. Donate today, and keep up-to-date with the project on our Blog.

We rely on your kind donations. If you can please consider making a donation today.
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Fallen in love with one of our animals? You can adopt one from £10 a year.
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