

Meet farm animals, enjoy riding lessons, and relax at the on-site cafe in this family-friendly urban farm experience.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
2 years+
Beautiful place as the whole experience with animals always make me happy. Especially, when I see the animals are well look after. I would recommend to donate as the entry is free and there is lots of animals, cafe and place to walk around, sit have snacks. Recommend
Lovely place to spend time with cute animals.. must visit if you have a kid. Very rare place where entry is free request everyone to donate if possible. They have horse riding school , child play area , birthday celebration place, gift shop , cafe and clean toilets also. You can buy foods from the gift shop to feed the animals. Well maintained & organised farm. You can hold the rabbits and click pictures with nominal charges. Really had a great time .
A great day out! So many activities for children, and free entry although donations are appreciated, so you really cannot complain and go here with an unreasonable expectations. I recommend going earlier in the day to buy the feed for the goats, but there are lots of animals to see here.
A lovely local animal farm. It is a registered charity and does so much good for the local community. Thank you Deen City Farm! The staff are all very friendly. The cafe sells the most amazing Nutella banana bread. A great day out with little ones. My daughter was able to stroke a bunny and loved it!! I highly recommend everyone in the area to visit and support the farm.
I finally visited after this being on my list for a long time. Unfortunately, coming in the winter when it's about 2°C outdoors isn't the best idea. Entrance is free with an optional donation. Though it's not that close to public transport, about 10-12 minutes away from the closest bus stop. It is next to a big park (Morden). I liked the goats, they're always friendly in any farm I go to. I didn't even have any gist food and they still came up to be stroked. I did not see many other animals, possibly due to the cold. I saw chickens, a quail, a pheasant, horses (being ridden), cows, rabbits. Even a skittish cat. There is a cafe and working toilets. And a small gift shop with plenty of children's books and paraphernalia. I am sure I will visit again on a summer day so I could encounter more animals such as alpacas, and enjoy it more when it's not so freezing. And hope to give a higher rating too.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
