Explore Wales' only city farm across 3.5 acres, where families connect with farm animals, allotments, wildlife areas and volunteers in a welcoming community space.

Swansea Community Farm is an award-winning charity and the only city farm in Wales, set on 3.5 acres of beautifully maintained land. The farm hosts a diverse range of animals, allotments, wildlife areas and bee hives, creating an immersive experience for visitors of all ages. Families can engage with the working farm environment, learning about sustainable food production and animal care while enjoying the outdoor natural setting. The venue operates as a community-led space where volunteers care for animals and the environment while improving wellbeing and resilience. Visitors can participate in various activities including child and youth programs, school holiday playschemes, and interactive experiences that build skills and confidence. The farm is particularly welcoming to families with young children, offering a safe, pushchair-friendly outdoor environment suitable for ages 0+. Beyond casual visits, Swansea Community Farm provides educational school visits and youth volunteering opportunities on Saturdays, making it ideal for families seeking meaningful engagement with nature and animals. The farm's mission centers on creating a sense of belonging and improving mental health through connection with people, animals and the natural environment. Entry is free, making it an accessible family destination that combines outdoor play, animal interaction and environmental education.

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

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Sarah Skilton

a month ago

An exceptional community for connecting with animals, nature and like minded conservationists. Promoting wellbeing and mental health for children and adults alike.

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Emma Charles

a year ago

Lovely local farm, friendly atmosphere, shame it's not bigger with more animals.

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Ray Verlaque

4 years ago

The entrance fee was a donation. Although it was raining the day we went there, the staff were willing to show us around. We fed the pigs with apples collected from the farm. At the end of the day the animals were marched into the designated shelters for the night. Fun to watch.

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Tracy Martinez

4 years ago

Excellent place for all ages to visit, check days and times before you visit. Priceless resource for volunteers to learn new skills, socialise with other people in the area and interact with animals. Great place to see farming in practice and to learn how food is grown. Currently there are chickens, turkey, sheep, donkeys, ducks, geese and pigs. Lovely orchard of various apple trees, allotment area and greenhouse. Café also available when open, and they sell produce sometimes, too.

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Carol Carroll

4 years ago

Took my grandson Jonah to the farm today and he really enjoyed. He loved the play area and hobbit house. He would have stayed all day if he could

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026