

Explore a free working city farm in Newcastle where families learn about animals, nature and growing whilst supporting a thriving community charity.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
A cafe partnership offering food and beverages for visitors
I love Ouseburn. The market and the vibe are top dollar! My photos don't do it justice, its an oasis if you want to chill by the Burn, have a drink, or visit the shops and Children's Book Exhibitions.
Fantastic charity with a wonderful farm yard & small animals room to find out some amazing facts about the gorgeous animals they have here. Always a great trip! Lovely staff on site and in a great location
Excellent little farm down the ouseburn. Good variety of animals to see and the cafe is next level. We got the full English and it was beautiful. Good size portion, top quality ingredients and the service was lovely, they even do a doggy breakfast.
A really lovely place to visit. I think it such a great way for people to see the animals and vegetable patch. Was able to feed the sheep which was fun. The cafe was nice and friendly staff.
I’ve visited Ouseburn Farm several times and also had the chance to volunteer there once. Every visit has been enjoyable, and volunteering gave me a deeper appreciation of the place. It has a welcoming, relaxed, community-focused atmosphere, and it’s clear the animals are well cared for. The staff and volunteers are friendly and passionate, and there’s a genuine sense of purpose in how the farm is run day to day. If I had one small wish, it would be for the farm to be a bit bigger with more animals, maybe even a horse one day. Not a complaint at all, just wishful thinking because it’s such a nice place you naturally want more of it. Overall, a lovely place to visit and get involved with, and one I’d happily return to.
Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026
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This venue was last updated on 7 October 2026
