




Visit London's hidden valley farm with interactive animal encounters, a purpose-built soft play center for ages 6 months to 10 years, and an on-site bakery & café.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
Café offering refreshments and food options for visitors after soft play activities
Hours: 09:30-16:45 daily
Visit websitePerfect for children interested in seeing farm animals. Children can touch and feed Sheep, horses, Lamas. There is a small cafe for pizza and sandwich, coffee, ice creams etc. It is a peaceful place and you can feel you are in countryside once inside the farm premises.
Went to Belmont Farm today — the farm and animals were absolutely amazing! Great variety, well-kept, and the kids loved the hands-on experience. However, the soft play area really let the visit down. It was very dirty, especially the toddler section, which definitely needs a deep clean. For a place that welcomes so many young children, hygiene should be a bigger priority. Still, the farm itself was great — if they improve the cleanliness of the play area, it would easily be a top family day out.
We used to visit this animal farm regularly 7–8 years ago and always loved it. Despite being a small farm with a limited selection of animals, it had a peaceful charm. The green open space was perfect for children to run and play freely, and the food selection, though small, was always clean and pleasant. When we heard about the addition of a soft play area, we were excited, thinking it would enhance the experience and offer even more activities for the kids. Unfortunately, our recent visit left us deeply disappointed. It’s sad to see such a large area with so much potential being neglected. The outdoor space remains untouched—no new play areas, no upgrades. The animal enclosures seem poorly maintained. The area that once housed ducks and chickens now appears overrun by rats. The cow and donkey pens were dirty and unpleasant to be near. The new soft play area is very small, with limited options for both small and older children. The cafe was another letdown. When I asked about food options, I was told they close at 4 PM, with last orders at 3. The choices were minimal—just a few sandwiches, pizza, and not much else. It’s such a shame. This is a beautiful location with a huge green space that could be turned into something truly wonderful for families. With some care and vision, they could offer clean facilities, a nice outdoor play area, a better cafe, and more variety of well-kept animals
Great place to take toddlers. Really well organised and super helpful staff. The soft play area fun for kiddies followed by the farm animals which you can get really up close to and feed inside and outside. There is a decent cafe, private party area and plenty of place to sit if you are not so inclined to get involved. Dogs not allowed in play or animal area but can stay in cafe or outside which is fine. Also lovely rural setting.
Went to the newly opened soft play at the farm, it's absolutely delightful. And so much bigger than I thought, once you started exploring. There was so much to see and do. Really worth coming to this springtime.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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