Deen City Farm

Really great spot. Free entrance so I was happy to pay for the extras, like animal feed, and petting the rabbits and Guinea pigs. The playground is nice and the cafe has good food. My almost 3 year old had a blast for close to two hours.

I felt as if the animals are not being taken care off as they should! The sheeps and lambs were visibly hungry. Not enough water for them too.

The worker came and fed the 2 cows a tiny bit of leaves. That was not enough for a huge cow! He was also rude.

Not really clean either. clearly they get a lot of donations, I hope they start taking care of the animals soon. Very upsetting for me to see that.

Parking is free but VERY limited so get there early or you’ll be waiting until someone leaves, there’s no parking nearby either.

The farm is also extremely small! The play area was over crowded.

A very small "farm" with a handful of animals. I'm not sure how other reviewers managed to spend several hours here. At best it's a half hour walk around. Several cages of poultry, then some rabbits and out the back to 2 cows and some goats but that's about it. You can't get to the stables as they are closed off to the public. There is a cafe and small play park, but on the whole the place needs a clean up and revamp. It feels very forgotten and unloved.

I really don't understand some of those poor reviews: access to the farm is Free , they are living on donations but some people complaining that they had to pay 2.50£ for one round on pony... and that its too expensive 😂 are you serious?
I am living 15min from the farm and regular coming there with my little one few times a week. The farm is small BUT it has such a good energy ! Staff is wonderfully, the animals are well treated and look relax & happy.
There is some nice playground for the little ones and coffee shop with nice food. Honestly : cannot say a bad word !

It's really a great Farm with small place for children to play, also you can watch some kinds of animal like a cow, horse, chicken, pig ...etc. They have a coffee inside and small shop to buy some gift if you want.

I visited in October 2022. It is free to enter but you can make a donation and buy food so you can feed the animals. It also had a cafe.

Lovely local farm with a nice range of farm animals! We sponsor the donkeys and it’s always lovely to see them! I look forward to the spring when the baby animals are running around!

My partner and I went on holiday and we needed someone to look after the hamster George. They are really good. If you need small animal boarding, I highly recommend them. The farm is also wonderful. Please pay the donation they need it.