Farm parks in the UK
Working farms open to visitors, with animals to meet and space for children to run.
- 48 farm parks listed
- 36 counties covered
- 35 rated 5 for hygiene
Farm parks are working or demonstration farms set up for visitors, usually with livestock, indoor and outdoor play and a cafe. Most charge admission and many close over winter.
Pick a county below to see what we hold there. Counties with fewer than 3 listings are shown but not yet promoted in search — we would rather admit thin coverage than pad a page out.
Browse farm parks by county
England (36)
- Bolton (1)
- Buckinghamshire (1)
- Cambridgeshire (1)
- Central Bedfordshire (2)
- Cheshire East (1)
- County Durham (1)
- Cumberland (1)
- Derbyshire (1)
- Dorset (1)
- Essex (1)
- Gloucestershire (2)
- Hampshire (1)
- Herefordshire, County of (2)
- Kent (2)
- Lancashire (1)
- Leicestershire (2)
- Lincolnshire (2)
- Milton Keynes (1)
- Norfolk (1)
- North Yorkshire (2)
- Oldham (1)
- Somerset (2)
- Suffolk (1)
- West Northamptonshire (1)
- Westmorland and Furness (1)
- Worcestershire (2)
- York (1)
Scotland (6)
- Dumfries and Galloway (1)
- Highland (2)
- South Ayrshire (1)
- Stirling (2)
Wales (4)
- Caerphilly (1)
- Ceredigion (2)
- Newport (1)
Northern Ireland (2)
Where the farm parks are
The twelve counties where we hold the most.
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Built from the Food Standards Agency food hygiene register, retrieved 1 August 2026. Sources and licensing · How we build these listings