Welcome
We're a non-profit organisation providing education, training and therapeutic activities to disadvantaged people in the local community. Situated on a beautiful 37-acre plot in Bath, we're a popular visitor attraction for families and children with a play park, animals, walking trails, farm shop and cafe. Admission is free, donations welcome.
Join a project to improve emotional or mental wellbeing.
Join a project
Take the learning out of the classroom and enjoy a hands-on educational session.
School visits
Build team strength and give back to your local community. From £12.50 per person.
Team building
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
Easter fun day | Tue 27th Mar | 12pm - 3pm | Donations welcome
Enjoy craft activities, egg themed games and an Easter egg hunt.
Play day fun day | Wed 4th April | 1pm - 4pm | Free
Suitable for the whole family, inflatable slides, den building, arts and crafts, sports and active play.
Plant sale | Sat 28th April | 11am - 2pm | Various prices
Good value flowers, herbs and plants available to buy as well as the bouncy castle and cafe to enjoy.
Yoga at the Farm | Starting Weds 18th April | 10-11am | £6
Yoga for 2-5 year olds - come and enjoy Yogadoo's outdoor yoga sessions with your young'uns
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We’re looking for an additional trustee
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OPENING HOURS
Farm Grounds
Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm
Café
Open Sat 11am-3pm
Open daily during Easter half-term
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.
Donate now
Fallen in love with one of our animals? You can adopt one from £10 a year.
Adopt an animal