Here’s a list of farms to visit in Wirral and consider for your next day out.
From farms where you can pet animals, jump on a tractor ride and pick fruit to farms where you can purchase locally-grown produce and devour delicious food onsite, Wirral has so many options! Visiting a farm in Wirral is a great way to make some fantastic memories together as a family and get hands-on whilst learning. They also offer seasonal events such as pumpkin picking, so it’s always worth checking these farms’ social media sites to join in the fun. Here’s a list of farms to visit in Wirral to consider for your next day out.
Tam O’Shanter Urban Farm, Bidston
- Free to enter and support volunteer work.
- Features two play areas for children.
- Offers hands-on experiences and animal feeding.
Tam O Shanter Urban Farm in Wirral. Image from Facebook.
I have been visiting Tam O’Shanter farm since I was very young, and it has always been a lovely way to spend the day with family. It’s still a free farm to visit and a great addition to a day out.
A charitable trust runs the farm to provide kids and adults with an enjoyable and educational experience. The farm also features an on-site cafe and two play areas to entertain children. It is well-maintained, and the animals are healthy and well-cared for.
Animals at Tam O Shanter Farm, Wirral
Tam O’Shanter Farm’s two unique wildlife areas contribute to nature conservation. The wetlands zone and the soft release garden. They have animals such as Alpacas, Sheep, Goats, Hens, Ducks, Pigs, Ponies, Rabbits, and more. You can get hands-on and feed some of the animals at this farm.
Volunteering at Tam O’Shanter Farm, Wirral
They offer volunteer opportunities and encourage people of all ages and skill levels to engage with nature. In addition, they aim to support those enduring depressive illnesses, anxiety, isolation and recovery from trauma.
You can find more information, make a donation, and support their hard work here.
Tam O’Shanter Urban Farm, Boundary Road, Bidston Hill, Wirral, CH43 7PD
Claremont Farm, Bebington
- A popular cafe and farm shop.
- ‘Pick your own’ and other seasonal events.
- They host writing workshops for adults and children and feature a forest school.
Farm Shop and Cafe at Claremont Farm, Wirral
Locally sourced produce is at the very core of Claremont Farm. The cafe creates unique dishes prepared by an inspired team of chefs, while the Farm Shop offers a range of goods grown on-site or sourced as close to home as seasonally possible. Visit this farm to try unique flavours – straight from nature’s garden onto your plate.
The farm shop is well-known in Wirral for its asparagus and strawberries, particularly. They have a strong network of local producers, farmers, gamekeepers, and artisans who supply the farm shop. They also have a selection of gluten-free products and are heavily invested in local producers with flair and innovation. You will find fresh, local, and exciting food here.
Events at Claremont Farm, Wirral
Claremont Farm hosts a variety of events and workshops throughout the year. They also host ‘Pick your own’ days, where you can pick your fruit or vegetables. If you have an adventurous child, look at Wildings Forest School at Claremont Farm.
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Claremont Farm, Old Clatterbridge Road, Bebington, Wirral CH63 4JB
Nanny Sharon’s Alpaca Farm, Prenton C.I.C
- This farm is accessible to all.
- Alpaca and goat walking experiences.
- Animal interaction sessions.
At Nanny Sharon’s Alpaca Farm, you can enjoy various activities, including alpaca and goat walking experiences, animal interaction sessions, school and group visits, parties, and much more.
This farm has been designed to be accessible to all. They can create a session that works for you and provide off-road electric push wheelchairs to access the woodland trail.
A huge range of benefits at Nanny Sharon’s Alpaca Farm, Wirral
Spending time at the farm offers people a range of benefits, including companionship, improved motor skills, enhanced mood, reduced stress and anxiety, and increased movement and activity through outdoor walks and playful interactions. These benefits are available to everyone, regardless of age or background.
A Wirral farm accessible to all!
Over time, the farm has evolved and adapted to meet new needs and challenges. Woodland paths have been built to safely accommodate wheelchairs, making the walks accessible for everyone.
Animals at Nanny Sharon’s Alpaca Farm, Wirral
The farm has over 30 alpacas, including both Suri and Huacaya breeds. Additionally, there are Pygmy goats, Rheas and Emus, Wallabys, rare breeds of sheep, parrots, rabbits, and guinea pigs!
You can find further information about the farm here.
Nanny Sharon’s Alpaca Farm, Prenton Dell Rd, Birkenhead CH43 3BS
Oldfield Farm, Heswall
- A family-run working farm.
- Great for locally sourced beef.
This farm is set in a stunning location with fields rolling down towards the Dee Estuary. The farmhouse boasts impressive views from Heswall across to Wales. Oldfield Farm supplies beef from their home-bred Galloway cattle, packed with flavour. You can purchase their beef directly from them or at Heswall Farmers’ Market; the market is held on the third Saturday of each month in Heswall Hall.
You can find more information about the farm here.
Oldfield Farm Lane, Heswall, Wirral, Merseyside, CH60 6SG
Wirral offers a wealth of farming and agricultural experiences. With many great farms to choose from, there’s sure to be one that fits your interests perfectly. So, get out there and explore all that Wirral has to offer!
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