Stockley Farm is an organic farm set in the beautiful Cheshire Countryside on the Arley Estate. Throughout the holidays we hold various themed weeks from Cow Week to Pig week and hold colouring competitions and themed quizzes so there is something different every week!

Daily we bottle feed the baby animals and have lots of fun at sheep racing time.

Birds of prey displays take place on selected days.

The Willow Barn Tearoom provides a wide selection of home made food served daily, including hot and cold meals, snacks and home made cakes. Locally produced real dairy ice cream is also available from the Daisy's Ice cream kiosk. Indoor and outdoor picnic areas.

Food available in tearoom is freshly prepared, staff are able to cater for most dietary requirements from vegetarian and vegan and the majority food is organic and produced locally.

A wide selection of gifts and souvenirs from pencils and toys to fresh organic produce and products e.g. fruit juices and preserves.

We have baby changing facilities and a disabled toilet. Ladies and Gents toilets on site.

There is a bottle warming facility in the tearoom. High chairs are also available in the tearoom.

From M6 junction19 follow signs to Arley Hall & Gardens and Stockley Farm Park

From M56 junction10 follow signs to Arley Hall & Gardens and Stockley Farm Park

Knutsford or Northwich train station. NO public transport directly to Stockley Farm.

Bring suitable outdoor foot wear. The farm is suitable for children in buggies. Baby changing facilities are provided. Stockley Farm is suitable for visitors in wheel chairs. Entrance ways are wide for easy access.

Disabled parking is available at the car park and also at the farm.

One of our trailers has a ramp which enables wheel chair users to enjoy a tractor ride down to the farm.

We went recently to Stockley Farm in Cheshire and just wanted to tell you how great it was. The weather was really wet the day we went and almost everything apart from the outside playground was under cover so loads to do. There were animals to touch and loads of animals to feed. It wasnt overcrowded and there was lots to do. It was hard to get our two year old away.

- Katie Lonsdale / September 09