Frequently Asked Questions

The farm opens daily all year round, including bank holidays (not Christmas/Boxing and New Year day). This does depend on the weather — heavy rain/snow the farm may be closed. Please ring first.

We accept all cards apart from American Express. Please note for Farm entrance and animal feed there is a minimum card payment of £5.

Sorry, we do not allow picnics on the farm, you may be asked to leave if this is not adhered to. Picnic sites can be found around the village.

Well behaved dogs on a lead at all times are welcome and must be under the responsibility of an adult.

To enter the tea garden/kitchen area is free. If you wish to visit the animals (please see home page for prices). Children under 2 years old are free. Sorry, we do not have family tickets.

There is no need to pre-book — just turn up on the day, although for birthday parties and groups booking is essential.

Yes, there are tarmac/concrete paths around the farm and the field area is flat. There are some paths which are a bit bumpy.

Yes it is OK to visit when pregnant, although contact with sheep when lambing should be avoided.

We have chicks and ducklings for sale during spring. If you are interested please ring first.

Sorry, we cannot take in animals.

Yes, we sell pots of feed. This is a general feed for all animals. Please do not bring your own feed as this may not be suitable for our animals.

The kitchen is open weather permitting from April Tuesday – Sunday and weekends October – December. School holidays open every day. During bad weather please ring before travelling.

We have an onsite car park; at peak times we have an overflow car park. Parking is free.

There are 2 buses that serve the village: the 146 from Bromley town centre 7 days a week, and the R8 from Orpington/Biggin Hill Mon–Sat.

Downe House (home of Charles Darwin), Biggin Hill Memorial, Museum, and High Elms Nature Park.