Attraction Information
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Children's Farms
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Parks and Playgrounds
Ages: all ages
Venue type: Indoor and Outdoor
Just a hop, skip and a jump from the children’s play area next door is Wythenshawe Park Farm.
This working, countryside, community farm gives children the chance to learn where their food really comes from, as well as watching, feeding and meeting the animals on site.
There are cows, sheep, goats, pigs, ducks, horses and a prize-winning herd of Hereford cattle! The breeding programme at the farm means there are often baby animals to visit too! The farm shop sells locally grown seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh meat and eggs from the hens.
One of the most popular spots at the park!
- Open seven days a week
- Registered charity
- Become a ‘Junior Farmer’ for the day!
Facilities
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Restaurant Onsite
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Snacks Available
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Picnics Allowed
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Onsite Shop
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Toilets Available
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Disabled Toilets Available
Getting There and Contact Information
Address
Wythenshawe Park, Wythenshawe Road, Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, M23 0AB, England
Contact
Click here to visit Wythenshawe Park Farm's website
0161 946 0726
Standard Opening Times and Pricing
Opening hours
1st April - 31st October
Monday to Sunday 11:30 - 16:30
1st November - 31st March
Monday to Sunday 11:30 - 15:30
Horticultural Centre
Monday to Sunday 10:00 - 16:00
Pricing
Free admission
More Information
Pets allowed
No dogs allowed
Reviews
Lovely little farm
Written by Natali3C . 21.06.19
Enjoyable few hours out, lots of space and a park for the kids to let off some steam! But the best bit has to be the cake!! Well worth a visit!
No dogs allowed
Written by Goonie88 . 25.07.18
Very disappointed to have travelled all the way there with the poppet and the dog, only to find no dogs allowed in the farm even though it says clearly on the posting that dogs are welcome (see picture). unfortunately can’t comment on the farm itself as we didn’t make it through the gate. Wasted journey and disappointment all round. I will return without the dog and update the review but wanted to warn others to avoid further disappointment.