



Meet friendly small animals including sheep, goats, rabbits, pigs, miniature ponies and ferrets at this restored 200-year-old Cornish farmstead.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site catering outlets offering quick bites and refreshments
Hours: Daily from 10:00am
Visit websiteAll the animals seemed really happy and well cared for, the sheep and goats loved the food! All the workers were especially friendly, I recommend going into the pirates shop as he always has tales of his never ending adventures with Felix the mighty (R.I.P). 5/5 will be going again
Wonderful little farm just a short walk from Land’s End. The animals seem very happy and it was a pleasant surprise when I found out this place was here. Feed can be bought here for the animals at a very affordable cost. Feeding the sheep was also a lot of fun.
Lovely little farm. The running little waterfall is absolutely peaceful to listen to. Absolutely stunning views.
With clear signs when you get there to pay on entry, lovely staff who told us about the animals and such a unique little farm to enjoy! Loved it! And the resident pirate was a joy to talk to too!
Greebs Farm was easily the highlight of Lands End. The area it is built on is beyond beautiful, and the farm itself is adorable, quaint and very enjoyable. You can feed the goats and sheep, who are the most ridiculously cute animals I've ever seen, the chickens roam freely, clearing up any food the sheep managed to drop. There is a lovely little area of random bugs and reptiles, and harvest mice which are utterly adorable, shetland ponies, donkeys, guinea pigs... It's a small farm, but just so lovely and sweet and for such a reasonable price it isn't worth missing out on. It was the most authentic and genuine part of Lands End and i would happily revisit Cornwall just to go back.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
