Surrey Docks Farm in Southwark

Great farm to visit. Animals seem happy and well cared for

Very nice farm and the coffee shop is excellent.

Lovely little gem, overlooking the Thames. Working farm, producing food that can be purchased in their farm shop. Not very big, but it's completely free and great for a visit. Parking is easy too. Free on bank holiday and weekends, charges apply during the week. You won't usually need more than an hour, if your only visiting the farm.

Amazing and surreal to see farm animals with tall buildings in the background. Excellent place to visit if you're in the area around Canada water with lots of livestock taken care of by dedicated volunteers. Recently one of the mother pigs has had a litter so you may have the chance to see her and the many piglets. Lots of water taps around which was well appreciated.

I went to Surrey Docks Farm for the first time today and they were having a Harvest Festival event going on and I thought it was the opportune time to have my first visit. First of all, it was a fantastic event and I had a real smashing time. Was in my element with all the animals and animal lovers for sure. The facilities and enclosures there are great not only for the animals but the public visiting too. You can see that the staff and volunteers really care for the animals. This is shown by how healthy the animals look. You can feed some of the animals there, buy feed from their lovely little farm shop, and off you go. Speaking of the farm shop, they have a rotating selection of farm produce for sale throughout the year, fresh eggs in the more, seeds, some farm and animal themed toys for the kiddies and so on. I highly recommend donating as admission is completely FREE ! SO SUPPORT IF YOU ARE FINACIALLY ABLE! Despite the restricted space they have being in London they provide such a lovely space for visitors and the local community. Check them out. Thank you Surrey Docks Farm Team! Keep up the great work.

Cozy small farm with sheep, goats, cows, birds, etc. Free to see and visit. A good coffeeshop Barn is here as well

Sweet little community run farm

Our family love everything on this local neighbourhood farm . Last weekend we hired river room for the party it was affordable and clean . Recommend it to all my friends and visitors from abroad .

Lovely farm with a great shop including farm grown plants, fresh veg and jam. Bisto the cat 🐈‍⬛️ is friendly, as well as staff and volunteers. Also provides community projects and has a cafe with outside seating, plus a few quiet spaces to sit nearby.

Amazing and helpful staff with a lively cafe for lunch and the added bonus of a working farm .You can see and feel the joy of the kids who come here .Highly recommend a visit

Beautiful place where to unwind from the city traffic and to relax with family, learning something new about animals and plants. Strongly recommended form families but also for couples for a romantic day. There is a little coffee shop - and a products shop. There are toilets inside the farm.

Big thanks to Kate and team for the steady supply of well rotted manure for a vegetable garden project at home. Must have had 100+ sacks from the farm now and the team have always provided generous sized bags with a smile. Thanks again team Surrey Docks Farm!

Really lovely city farm, not what you would expect in the middle of London, a real form of escape

Sadly the Barn shop is not accessible to those of us who are disabled. The ramp in center yard has even closed off and the one near duck pond where shop and cafe were, has also sealed off due to the learning centre for Learning Disabled is now house on the platform. So if you have a buggy, mobility scooter, Rollator or Wheelchair, you won't be able to buy anything from The Barn shop. Whilst catering for learning disabled, The farm has forgotten to cater for the physicality disabled, which is a shame. The animals can be seen in their pens and fields and are accessible using pathways.

Great animals. Cozy little farm.

Not that much animals today. The atmosphere is chill

Nice little farm, kids enjoyed feeding goats, sheep barley. Nice St Jude ice creams and coffees at the riverside café

I have been to this farm and it was great experience we had fun all the animals were active we feed the animals they got cute cafe with the river view peaceful i must recommend this

Nice place to bring your kids and for adults too a god stroll free of charge and can have a sip and buy fresh fruits and veggies directly from the farm

Farm was ok. But after a whole day, it was ruined at the shop. The assistant was incredibly rude. Not sure why. Seemed to be treating me and my friend quite different from others who were entering the shop. Not sure why!!!!! But left with a bad taste in my mouth

Went there last Thursday with my grandchild and his mum. Had the most wonderful time in fact we were the last ones to leave. Would recommend to everyone. Will definitely be going back. My grandsons first experience of farm animals. He loved it.

This is a relaxing experience, real and transparent contact with nature and animals. You will love it.

Lovely place to bring the children

A great charitable farm. From a community perspective they do educational programmes and help those with learning difficulties - as well as maintaining a working farm in the heart of London. For visitors there's friendly staff, a small shop with local produce, and animals to see - and a personal approach you won't get elsewhere. Then it's right by the the Thames for a lovely walk after. It breaks my heart to see people give a charity a one star. It is a small charitable farm, have proper expectations. Have you got nothing better to do in life than run home and punish them as you weren't sufficiently amused? It's free and you still must one-star them because you must publicly announce you aren't happy enough? Please come along and SUPPORT this rare venture or would you prefer another Pret a Manger or block of foreign-owned flats in its place?

Amazing place. A hidden gem. Well worth a visit

What a great find whilst walking by the Thames, excellent coffee stop with amazing food!

A great working farm on the banks of the Thames. Lovely cafe/coffee shop to visit afterwards.

Nice and fun place especially for family with kids ❤️ amazing cafe opposite Canary wharf 🫠🤩

Had an amazing time there feeding the lambs with my girlfriend. Thanks to all the staff for providing us with a lovely time

A very lovely place full of beautiful plants and a little farm with cute animals. The little “bakery” has a lot of choices and good coffee! Really recommended!

Its a lovely small place to take your kids if you want to go out for a hour or two.

Had the most fantastic birthday present 'Meet the Goats' experience. Siobhan was AMAZING, her knowledge of the animals is incredible and made it the most wonderful memory! Highly recommend this to anyone! 👌 🐐 ❤️

It was really nice the animals are kind and well taken care of. It's a good experience for little kids as they get to see touch and feed new animals also they have cute cats walking around

Lovely place to relax at the weekend!

Had such a lovely time here, the best bit was being able to feed the animals and seeing the London skyline! The cafe had a big selection, so I enjoyed walking round with a hot drink.

So amazing to have this city farm next to us. We go there very frequently with our toddler. Always a hit

Lovely city farm by the Thames with lots of cute animals and a very nice cafe. Free to visit

Really nice farm to go with the kids. We go there any time the weather allows us.

Beautiful, clean, organizaste… I goof place to go with the kids

Such a great little farm. Plenty to see and explore. 🏡

A spectacular place to go for adults and children. They take great care of the animals and it shows that they put a lot of love and effort into keeping it clean.

Nice Place to Visit beautiful cafe with nature view friendly animals

Unbelievable combo of rural farm with the views on Canary Wharf skyscrapers! Both workers and visitors are nice people, animals seem happy there, too. There’s a farm shop if you’re interested, and also there’s a good coffee/sandwiches place by the water.

Lovely little piece of farm life in the city. Coffee shop good also

A lovely little gem of a farm where you'd least expect one! Friendly animals that love a head rub and the cafe is fantastic - loads of tasty baked goods and brilliant coffee... Would definitely return :)

Great place to be outside with a toddler and see animals or plants

What a lovely place this is ! People were kind and i had a dog with me, we both had so much fun. Shout out to the cafe with delicious cakes and coffee !

Super cute and friendly. Well kept and great for children. Shame the cafe doesn't have many gluten free options

Lovely farm. Jess, the farm worker, was very helpful.

It was a great experience, although I expected it to be more like a petting zoo, based on what I saw advertised. It's in fact more of a walk in farm experience than petting zoo. I did get to pet some animals but there's no guarantee you can. There is no organised area with staff that directs you to specific animals you can pet or bring them to you. It's literally just a farm. If you get the attention of some sheep or goats and they're in the mood to let you touch, you can pet them for a bit over/through the fence. There are no free roaming animals (unless you count 2 cute cats walking around). They're all in their respective fenced off areas. You're not allowed to touch the pigs, as there's a warning they can bite. There's no sign anywhere of which animals you CAN pet, so I assumed if there's no sign banning it, it must mean you are allowed to pet. The problem is just with catching the animals in a good mood to be petted. The goats weren't very patient with pets. They just wanted food. You can buy goat feed from the shop on the farm for £1. As long as you feed the goat with one hand, you can get some pets in with the other hand. As soon as you run out of food though, they move away from your hand. The sheep were more docile and enjoyed some pets. Got to pet a couple of nice cows as well. The donkeys, poneys or chickens didn't come around for pets. It was still a very fun experience since I love being around animals.

Visiting the farm is one of the most wholesome activities. There’s no better weekend thing than grabbing a chai latte and pesto sandwich from the cafe then checking out all the amazing animals and crops you can see

Small but keeps you amused. If animals are in the mood they come to the barriers do you can feed and stroke them

A gem in central London. They have sheep, cows, goats, chickens and rabbits. Free and with a lovely cafe to pause for a break. Wonderful

Small but quite a lot of animals. Good place for children. Cafe/shop gets very busy but sells a good cup of coffee and lovely cakes.

We’ve been coming to this farm for the last 2 years and absolutely love it. It’s a nice little city farm situated by the Thames with a wide variety of animals. They’ve also got a shop inside where you can purchase jam, fresh eggs, herbs, meat as well as animal plushies for kids. They’ve also got a lovely little cafe out front where you can grab some delicious food - our favourite would have to be the lamingtons (Aussie fav).

Very small farm that is reasonably well kept. If you're local than it's worth a visit if you have kids. Not lots to do and not many animals to see so you only need 30mins.

Amazing little farm in the shadow of Canary Wharf. Lovely animals for the kids and great coffee. Highly recommend popping in on a walk along the river. Make sure you buy some food from the shop and feed the goats 🐐 😊

Amazing little gem of a farm, I highly recommend for families. Friendly goats and sheep love getting pet, nice orchard, cafe, and there’s a blacksmith making art! Truly lovely experience visiting. Take the doubletree ferry from canary wharf and it’s 5 minutes (if even) from the dock.

Nice farm on the Greenland doc . Deserve the visit for stroking goats and see other farm animals. The

We came across the farm during our bike ride along the Thames Path! It was a pleasant surprise, very cute and the iced coffee was good :)

My young son absolutely loves this little farm! Better yet- It is free to visit! When you arrive, on the right there is a small maze garden full of various fresh herbs and flowers-it smells amazing. There is also a lovely Cafe selling hot drinks and cakes (a couple vegan options available) with outdoor benches and it overlooks the Thames which is a lovely setting on a sunny day- still particularly lovely on a cloudy one too! There are accessible toilets and a baby changing area. The animals seem well looked after and the farm even take on young volunteers to help look after the animals! Will definitely be visiting again.

Love this this cute little city farm and if you visit it's got an excellent cafe to enjoy an awesome cake or savoury treat. Great tea and coffee too all while sitting on the Thames path and enjoying the view of the river, it's one of my secret London favourites.

Nice cafe and very friendly sheep

Great little farm inside the big city, a little gem with animals, a cafe and a small shop.

Lovely little farm just across the river from Canary Wharf, with the views of the skyscrapers. The animals are happy and well looked after. There’s also a lovely cafe with a great selection of cakes, sandwiches and coffee.

I a lovely place to visit with your children's or furry friend 🐶 ❤️

It was a very warm atmosphere which reminded me of life in the village. Lovely baby sheep, goats, and more.

Great little city farm. A small selection of animals (goats, pigs, sheep etc). The animals look very well cared for and the staff were very friendly. There is a little shop where you can buy bags of feed for £1 and hand feed the goats and sheep. There is a great cafe overlooking the river. I brought my elderly disabled mother here and she really enjoyed it. Most of the pathways are level and sound. There is a slope up to the cafe and a section that has cobblestones which people with impaired mobility might find tricky.

Loved this place animals look well cared for, stear clear of eaterie out front, nit good quality for or coffee in our opinion, defo not for prices charged

Great day out that's free to get into - took my baby neice who was so intrigued and loved seeing the animals - good fun for kids and adults

A fantastic place to spend with friends and family!!!

The farm is great. Kids loved it. Staff are nice and friendly,

Lovely place in lovely settings

Very quiet this time of year but needed a repair done at the forge all done great job

Fantastic farm with lots of animals and beautiful view on the skyline of Canary Wharf. Recommended to visit with children. Only thing missing is a playground so they can play a bit afterwards, but other than that great farm.

What à wonderful experience feeding the lambs! A lifelong desire. Gorgeous lambs. We saw the triplet kids too. Staff are fabulous as always. Love this farm

Really care for the animals and run by the community and volunteers

Perfect for a day out with the little ones to introduce them to real-life animals and a life on a farm.

What a lovely place for a Sunday walk and a coffee!

The stark contrast between a small scale rustic farm and the massive high rises in Canary Wharf makes it a unique experience.

The place is not large, but it suitable for kids exploring the animals and experience to feed some animals.

Lovely place to visit. Lots of animals and plants. A blacksmith works there too. Very interesting. Nice place to spend a sunny afternoon. Highly recommend!

Lovely place to bring the kids. Friendly staff!

Lovely little city farm - with the animals you’d expect (ducks, donkeys, goats, bunnies, Guinea pigs, pigs) but a seemingly equal focus on growing local. The visitor entrance is from the Thames path, not the address on the map (more of a vehicle entrance for their lorry that takes animals to local fairs) with some small gardens and a coffee shop. It’s free to enter and you can go in any direction. Immediately you see goats, the Shetland pony and donkeys in a large courtyard. Initially it has a vibe similar to many city farms, a bit more concrete than you’d hope with a ‘pallet-anywhere’ approach, but as you explore more, it’s a lot bigger, the sheep have a lot of space, pigs can truly wallow in mud - there’s even a small orchard. Make sure you go around the outside, there are the ‘stinky pigs’ where you can also see into the building via two windows (one adult height, one kid height); some beautiful cockerels (seriously!) and the many varied and interesting veggie plots. Keep an eye out all around - from mosaics on the floor to bird houses, clay vegetables, bug hotels, beehives and more. There’s also a lot of interesting blacksmithing work. There’s a clear focus on education and engagement here which you can see everywhere. On a random Monday we met two adults with additional needs carefully handling bunnies and Guinea pigs and helped my kids to do the same, appreciating the animals. You might actually want to pop to the farm shop first as animal feed (large oats) is £1/bag, where you can also find reasonably priced gifts, farm produce (including meat!), supporting the charity that runs the farm. We spent a lovely hour self-directed hour here, with a bit more time and planning we might have paid to feed the goats (see their website) or will come back to do another activity. Though feeding the animals (NOT the donkey or pony!) was quite fun - the goats can be a bit mental!

Always great to spend time at the farm with the animals. The coffee, pastries and cakes from the Barn are delicious.

A wonderful oasis in docklands lots of animals friendly staff nice cafe

A lovely small operational farm at the heart of the city. Saw a lot of kids enjoying themselves with the animals. Educational and entertaining at the same time. Buggy/wheelchair-friendly. Also check out the farm shop for products not commonly found elsewhere, for example gooseberry jam.

Polite staff and great place to visit

This farm is lovely, and the staff are very nice.

Lovely little farm that allows for families to give the kids or adults a fun time without the cost. (Reccomend taking at least 1 or 2 pounds with you for animal feed)

My son loves this farm staff are amazing with both animals and humans Robert knows every name of every animal now!! its a wonderful way for young children to be hands on and learn about these wonderful animals WELL WORTH THE VISIT

Really small city-farm with an extremely limited variety of animals/birds, but really lovely, friendly staff, runs quite a few different activities for kids, home educated kids (my daughter was really happy with attended "forest School"). I was really nicely surprised to find out, that farms shop sells not only random hand made souvenirs and decorations, but also farm products as eggs, meat. I believe that's really good opportunity for customers to get clean meat/eggs, and really good way for farm getting financially secure.

This place deserves all the help it can get. Amazing to have this little farm in the middle of our suburd. It does wonders for the local community and disadvantaged or less able youngsters and adults. Please visit. Buy something in the farm shop or some animal feed. It really makes a big difference and every little helps.

Lovely little place. Loved the goats and the sheep - so comical as they shove and push to get food from you 😂😂

Coffee at the barn and a walk round the farm to see the pigs

Loved great for the little and bigger children like me

Small but well run city farm with community events and participation. The adjoining cafe is popular

Surrey Docks Farm is such a good place to take a break from the busy city. It is run by local volunteers and passionate people. Everything is cute about this place. You can also buy fresh products from the farm: honey, vegetables, eggs…etc make sure to order on the website first.

Love it! Great farm lovely place to take the kids n feel like your not in the city. Staff are lovely and the farm shop is really nice. Fab

Animals mud cafe shop river walk great place for kids can feed certain animals farm shop for fresh produce and a nice walk along the thames path and many great people