Kentish Town City Farm

London, greater-london

Zoos & Wildlife

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Address: 1 Cressfield Cl, London NW5 4BN _{How do we get there?} Number: 020 7916 5421

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Kentish Town City Farm is a unique urban farm in central London thats fun for all ages! The UK's 1st city farm it was founded in 1972 and has been bringing joy to people across London for 50 years! Come connect with animals and nature in the heart of the busy city and get stuck in!

Despite being in Camden, Kentish Town City Farm will make you think you're in the English countryside with plenty of animals! The farm has goats, sheep, chickens and geese. The farm also has 3 horses and 2 donkeys and pigs Wilma and Betty! The farms lovely cow Shirley will certainly be a hit as well!

A farm is not complete without some farm cats and you might find the farm's two furry feline's Gracie and Mr Grey snoozing in the sun! You'll find the animals in their barns or pastures when you're there but be sure to say hello!

The Kentish Town City Farm has lots of hands-on-farming activities to get stuck in with plus events and activities to help this superb city charity. For the kids they hold a free and fun art club on the last sunday of each month from 1 till 3 and there are pony rides every saturday for kids over 4.

So come explore Kentish Town Urban Farm, the perfect family day out for all ages!

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There are plenty of transport links nearby: Overground: Gospel Oak, Tube: Kentish Town (Northern Line), Rail: Kentish Town (Thameslink). If you want to drive there is free parking on Grafton Road after 11AM (M-F) and all day at weekends.
Pay and display parking on Queen’s Crescent & Vicar’s Road

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2023

Kentish Town City Farm FAQ’s

The farm is a perfect place for a picnic!

The farm is an educational resource for school children to learn about animal physiology, where food comes from and the natural world. They also provide therapeutic riding to people with special needs and farm related activities to local children and families.