Mudchute Park and Farm

“Underrated gem. Open and free to the public. Mudchute has a decent range of farm animals living their best lives. There's an area tucked in the corner nearby the cafeteria that sell animal feed. People are free to interact with the furry residents. Most animals are friendly, though I'd watch out for the llamas. Look at them the wrong way and you're on the list. There's a dedicated space just for humans to let their dogs off leash with plenty of water bowls that are always full. You can choose from a handful of trails to trek. All on easy mode, though I'd suggest footwear you don't mind getting muddy. The place is called Mudchute for a reason. The dog usually gets a hose down after a hiking session here. Dog joy rating: 7/10”

“I love this farm more than I can express. I used to live very locally & it was my nearest green space - from the animals they have to the events they put on & the cafe, it's all amazing. There's such a variety of animals from birds to bunnies to horses - all of which have incredibly spacious enclosures. Even though I no longer live so close I make an effort to return as it is truly a wonderful day out for adults & children.”

“🐇🌾 Adventure at the Mudchute Farm! 🐐🐓 If you want to spend quality time outdoors, surrounded by friendly animals and nature, this place is a real joy! Kids can feed bunnies, pet donkeys and discover how farm animals live. The atmosphere is peaceful and the staff is kind and passionate. 💛 I highly recommend it for a day full of smiles, play and memorable moments in nature”

“Beautiful farm in the big city 😍 Lots of animals to see, they look happy and you can tell they're used to interacting with the public. You can touch them and feed them or just have a walk and look around.”