


Discover a working countryside farm in the heart of Manchester with free admission, offering children hands-on learning about food production and animal husbandry.
Venue Type
Outdoor
Typical visit duration
1-3 hours
Booking
Walk-in
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
Great little farm in great surroundings. Staff are lovely too. All the animals look healthy and well cared for.
I love going here, I go almost everyday, besides the cows and pigs trying to chew on my hands all the time, the turkey there seems to like me a lot too, very nice to take your family or just go one a solo trip
Wythenshawe Community Farm & Shop is a hidden gem in Manchester offering a warm, family friendly experience with friendly animals and a cosy farm shop stocked with fresh local produce. The farmstead feels welcoming and well cared for and the animals seem content and approachable. Walking around the various paddocks offers a nice break from the urban environment and occasional staff led talks add a friendly educational touch. Picking up fresh eggs, vegetables, homemade baked items, cheeses and preserves feels like supporting local farming. It makes a great outing with kids or a peaceful solo stroll and an easy stop for wholesome farm food near the city.
Nice community farm and shop within Wythenshawe park and gardens. Children can get up close to young animals in pens. Or take a walk around walled garden with more animals. Shop has a selection of meat, plants, even farm sticker books for children. Disabled access throughout but could get a bit bumpy around walled garden.
Only small but a great little farm with friendly staff and lovely animals. This was my second visit and was great to see baby piglets and chicks and calf as well as ducklings! Fun for all ages and you can even buy fresh and home made produce! Which is fab! Defiantly a firm favourite of mine being local as well!
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
