Bath City Farm - Bath

Robert B.

It has a lovely cafe with delicious produce on Sale. Small shop. Sitting areas in and out. Polite kind staff. Lovely location.
The farm has various animals. Great for all ages.
Not easy to access all areas in wheelchairs. Steep and slippery.
Fruit and veg is growing here by volunteers and people using the services here.
Flowers also, playground, you can make a fuss of some of the animals.
It's a good place and supposing the project keeps it going.
Lovely walks from here and views.
A must to visit.

Tina I.

Spent an hour or two here with our 9m old granddaughter. She loved the chickens! When I go next time I'll use a baby carrier so I can take her in to see the animals,just to make things that bit easier.(she isn't walking yet..) nice green area at the side of the cafe to sit,chat and allow our granddaughter a bit of out the pushchair time.
There's also a kiddies play area.
The animals are well loved and very happy..the goats and pigs were very keen to engage when they saw us.
Lovely place.
Good coffee
Fab views
Free
Go support these guys if you can..

Jim B.

Free entry, you can buy food to feed the animals by hand, walk amongst the chickens, ducks and small ponies. There are also goats, pigs, alpacas. Very nice Café at reasonable prices. Kids play area, activities included hands on music making also various stalls

Daniel M.

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!

Anthony W.

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.

Shael M.

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 preserves

You can also buy plants and they have a massive selection on seeds on sale too.

My 3 and 6 year old really enjoyed it.

Lily B.

The best place in bath! Gorgeous animals, great for kids, lovely cafe. Really important in helping the local community in so many ways. A lovely affordable day out. The workshops here are fantastic. An absolute local gem, don't miss this in the spring /summer! The best views in Bath too!

Rox R.

Very nice experience, nice view. Totally recommend for parents and children.
A good place for children to see the animals and to play.