Stonebridge City Farm & Gardens
ENTRY
Free
SETTING
Outdoors
BUGGY FRIENDLY
Yes
What it’s like
Nottingham - Stonebridge City Farm free community farm. Donations welcome; barn from noon; car park fills fast.
Stonebridge City Farm is a free community farm in St Anns, Nottingham - cows, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, geese, aviary and bunny village. Barn with rabbits and guinea pigs opens to visitors at 12:00. Walk-up, no booking for general entry. Donations welcome (operator notes roughly 1400/day running cost).
Cafe and shop on site; picnic benches OK away from paddocks and barn. Small free car park fills fast; on-street parking about 3.50/day stated; buses 24/25/26/27/39. Assistance dogs only.
Party room hire published at 70.00 Sat/Sun morning or afternoon slots; animal food and catering packs extra. Group tours Tue/Fri 50.00 for 6-12 people. Soft Play is not a secondary here.
What’s on here
Facilities
Plan your visit
Do we need to book ahead?
Yes, booking is required, and you can book on their site. Turning up on spec risks a wasted trip.
How much does Stonebridge City Farm & Gardens cost?
It's free to get in. Some extras are priced; the full list is on this page.
Is there parking?
Yes, free parking on site.
Can we eat there?
Yes, there's a café, and there's a picnic area if you'd rather bring your own.
Can we bring the pushchair?
Yes, it's pushchair friendly.
Do they do birthday parties?
Yes, the venue offers group bookings. Details and booking on their site.
Is it indoors?
No, this one's an outdoor day, so pick your weather.
How do we find it?
By Bus: numbers 24, 25, 26 and 27 stop at St Chad's Road or Handel Street; also 39 to Roden Street (about 2 minutes away). By Car: postcode NG3 2FR, small free car park (fills quickly), on-street parking available for a small charge (currently £3.50 for the day). By Tram: get off at Lace Market tram stop, then 15-minute walk.
Animals
Aviary
Aviary with a variety of birds to spot near the paddocks.
Bunny Village
Outdoor home to continental giant rabbits Elsa & Luna.
Chickens and Geese
Geese, ducks and chickens roaming the farm, with chicks/ducklings sometimes in the barn.
Cows
Cows kept at the farm.
Goats
Friendly goats visitors can say hello to.
Kevin's Kingdom
Temperature and humidity controlled enclosure and garden for Kevin, with outdoor access on warmer days.
Pigs
Four pigs including Kune Kune pigs Pumpkin & Peanut and Mangalica piglets Poppy & Petunia.
Sheep
Various sheep including mother and daughter Star & Solar.
Also on site
Café
On-site café where proceeds support the farm.
Shop
On-site shop for lunch and other items.
Areas to explore
The Barn
Houses rabbits and guinea pigs, chicks/ducklings, and is where animals sleep at night; opens to visitors at 12pm.
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