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  • Open Farm Sunday free entry to 300+ farms

    Open Farm Sunday free entry to 300+ farms

    Incl pony rides, animal feeding, welly wanging. Excl N. Ireland

    On Sun 10 Jun, grab your wellies, round up your herd and get moo-ving to the annual Open Farm Sunday event, which has proved popular in past years with MoneySavers looking for a baa-gain day out. About 350 farms across England, Scotland and Wales will open their gates to the public for various activities.

    To find out if your local farm is participating, use this Farm Finder – it lists all the info for each farm's event, including opening times. 

    Most are free to enter (about 95%), but others will charge a fee (usually £1-£10) or ask for a donation. If no entrance fee is mentioned on the website it shouldn't be charging, although it's best to check with the farm before you trot on down. 

    The activities vary at each farm – examples include lamb feeding, welly wanging, pony rides, egg collecting, sheep shearing, face painting, walking tours, and tractor rides (some may require a charge). You might need to book ahead for some farms or activities so don't be sheepish, check out the details online.

    • More info

      Open Farm Sunday is now in its 13th year, organised by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming). It aims to give visitors the opportunity to see first-hand the work farmers do producing food and managing the countryside.

      A number of farms (about 5%) will be open on a different day, instead of Sun 10 Jun, but these will be listed on the Open Farm Sunday site.

      If the weather's bad, visit the website for updates and contact the farm before travelling in case it's been cancelled.

  • Open Farm Sunday free entry to 300+ farms

    Open Farm Sunday free entry to 300+ farms

    Sun 11 Jun, incl pony rides, animal feeding, welly wanging

    On Sun 11 Jun, grab your wellies, round up your herd and get moo-ving to the annual Open Farm Sunday event, which has proved popular in past years with MoneySavers looking for a baa-gain day out. About 350 farms across England, Scotland and Wales will open their gates to the public for various activities.

    To find out if your local farm is participating, use this Farm Finder – it lists all the info for each farm's event, including opening times. 

    Most are free to enter (about 90%), but others will charge a fee (£1-£10) or ask for a donation. If no entrance fee is mentioned on the website it shouldn't be charging, although it's best to check with the farm before you trot on down. 

    The activities vary at each farm – examples include lamb feeding, welly wanging, pony rides, egg collecting, sheep shearing, face painting, walking tours, and tractor rides (some may require a charge). You might need to book ahead for some farms or activities so don't be sheepish, check out the details online.

    • More info

      Open Farm Sunday is now in its 12th year, organised by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming). It aims to give visitors the opportunity to see first-hand the work farmers do producing food and managing the countryside.

      A number of farms (about 10%) will be open on a different day, instead of Sun 11 Jun, but these will be listed on the Open Farm Sunday site.

      If the weather's bad, visit the website for updates and contact the farm before travelling in case it's been cancelled.

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