Attraction Information
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Children's Farms
Suitable for all ages
Venue type: Outdoor
Visit Warren Mill Farm and discover a 17th century farmhouse set in 40 acres of rural countryside!
This beautiful lakeside setting is home to very friendly farm animals that visitors can meet and greet such as rabbits, guinea pigs, rare breeds of sheep, goats, pigs, miniature ponies, llamas, alpacas and their newest addition water buffalo and lots more!
Fishermen can make the most of the Warren Hills Fishery with its 4 and a half acre natural mill pond with an abundance of fish including carp, bream and perch. Both the fishery and the farm park have access to food, drink and toilets.
A small, friendly farm in a stunning open space!
- Children’s play area at the farm park
Facilities
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Snacks Available
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Picnics Allowed
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Toilets Available
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Parking Available On-site
Getting There and Contact Information
Address
Pendoylan, Pendoylan, Glamorgan and Cardiff, CF71 7UJ, Wales
Contact
Click here to visit Warren Mill Farm's website
01446 781274
Standard Opening Times and Pricing
Opening hours
Summer
Monday to Sunday 10:30 - 18:30
Winter
Monday to Sunday 10:30 - 16:00
Pricing
General Admission
Adults: £4.00
Kids: £3.00
More Information
Reviews
Lovely few hours out
Written by Alexjc . 01.10.18
I came here with my three year old girl she loved the park and petting the goats. Reasonably priced entry huge variety of animals even had an American prairie dog following us so cute! Howard the owner was genuinely lovely and friendly and we even bought 2 chickens to take home with us which have now made a new home in my garden lovely picturesque place which I would definitely recommend and will be definitely visiting again
A lovely place for the price
Written by Snik . 27.08.18
I have been here multiple times with my two boys (14 and 3) and its a lovely little farm, especially if you want to get out for a few hours but don't want to spend much money. Would recommend
Terrible!
Written by Busy mum . 18.06.17
It won't let me leave an honest review about the farm, let's see if it will print this - avoid.