Interact with 16 species of farm animals in a therapeutic community setting offering hands-on experiences, educational programs, and wellbeing activities for all ages.

Nunny's Farm is a community-focused farm located in Nunsthorpe, Grimsby, providing visitors of all ages and abilities with opportunities to engage directly with a diverse range of animals. Home to 16 species including ponies, alpacas, Highland cows, sheep, rabbits, and guinea pigs, the farm emphasizes the therapeutic and educational benefits of human-animal interaction. Visitors can enjoy a variety of experiences such as grooming ponies, cuddling rabbits, petting alpacas, and walking animals through spacious outdoor areas. The farm features wide pathways to accommodate pushchairs and wheelchairs, a tea room café, toilet facilities, and seating throughout the grounds. While some paths may be slightly bumpy due to recent flood management, grassed areas are generally level and smooth. Beyond casual visits, Nunny's Farm offers specialized programs including SEN sessions for children with additional needs, toddler sessions for young children, farm fitness classes, home education groups, and community event days. The venue also runs the FARMER programme, an educational initiative designed to help young people develop practical skills, confidence, and independence through hands-on farm work outside traditional classroom settings. As a community hub, Nunny's Farm prioritizes inclusion, accessibility, and the positive impact of nature and animal interaction on mental and physical wellbeing. Birthday parties, corporate events, and school visits are available, making it an ideal destination for families seeking educational and therapeutic experiences.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

☕ Food & Drink

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Jo Payne

3 months ago

Weird little place, smack bang in the centre of a housing estate, but I love the fact its there and educational for the surrounding houses. Small place, doesnt take you long to get round it, but we did get to fuss the cows, sheep and ponies. The emu was a little spicy though 😂

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helen brown

3 months ago

Just attended adult evening after adopting the donkeys for our mum for mothers day, what a fantastic little place. So we bought her to visit...loved every minute fell in love with Conker Mum Brown will be a regular visitor! Xxx

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Ember Johnstone

4 months ago

My daughter loved the home ed session today, she really wants to work with animals when she's older so it was lovely for her to get some hands on experience. Such a lovely place to visit, the cafe is reasonably priced, the staff are friendly and the animals are so cute and friendly! I can see this becoming our favourite place to go 😊

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sonia hemmings

6 months ago

Cute little farm, perfect for the little ones. I'd recommend wellies as it's very muddy, especially after rain 😆 The whole family enjoyed our time there and fed some of the animals.

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Stanley Yau

9 months ago

The farm is setup within a residential area, there exists a story behind, visitor may ask any volunteer working in there and he/she will share the history. It is about a story full of love.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026