Meanwood Valley Urban Farm
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Having read recent reviews I had low expectations but Meanwood Valley is still as lovely as I remember it being 8 years later. A lovely walk with little sculptures along the way, We saw gorgeous Alpacas, Donkeys, Goats, Brown Cows, Sheep and Chickens. My niece enjoyed the little playarea too. We didn't visit the cafe but the courtyard was lovely and well kept. Very Dog friendly! The small animal enclosure is closed at the moment, so if you want to see rabbits & guinea pigs I suggest you call to check if reopen. Lots of rocks and trees with QR codes to scan to learn about their history and a mini beast trail with bug hotel. The bird viewing station with different level holes for viewing was great, including art work to look at. Overall a great day out with a puppy and 2 year old. We spent 4 hours exploring. We will be back. The animals are spread out so expect a walk.
Charley PCharley P
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Best £5 I've spent for a farm! We all enjoyed it. Upon parking the kids are entertained straight away with large pigs then on the walk to reception there are donkeys and alpaca. £2 entry fee for adults and 50p children. 50p for bags of food in which we bought ☺️ Around the farm there is sheep which more than happily eat from your hands, goats, 2 cows, chickens. Lots of allotments which look lovely. Lots of nature walks, flowers, pathways with lots to look at. A small play area park which was enjoyed by my 10yr old and 4 yr old! Then there is a small barn with small pigs, birds, rabbits. I would recommend this farm to anyone! We particularly liked that the animals were in massive fields with plenty of room and that every area we were alone and it wasn't busy at all
Leanne SimpsonLeanne Simpson
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I have visited the farm on 29th of October 2021 with my 4year old who was very eager to see all the animals. After arriving there were few sheep and alpaca's , we then purchased the tickets, learned that there is no longer an option to feed the animals. We then went for a wonder and to my surprise there were barely any animals. Chickens and 5goats ant that's it! Map was showing there should be many sheep , cows, rabbits, Guinea pigs, chicks, but there were none! This was very disappointing for my little boy who ended up in tears. It's not very much a farm without any animals, this should be changed to a Meanewood valley gardens.
Justyna KJustyna K
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Really lovely place to visit. We have been twice now and its a heartwarming place full of lots of cute animals. This time we finally got to see the donkeys and they were sweet and friendly ! It was £3 per person which is a very fair price and it's a quiet place with a great community and a real essence of family within caring for the animals. One of our favourite places is the birdwatching area which is small but so full of life. On top of the animals listed such as goats, donkeys, alpacas and sheep, there is more to see within the wild. This time won't certainly be our last, and we've loved it every time we've come here :)
Kane FKane F
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Whilst the 2 fields by the car park have sheep and Alpaca however once you go in and pay most fields are empty; there's a lonely goat, a few chickens, 3 guinea pigs and a poorly rabbit. The place looks generally run down and there's no point paying for entry to see a sad reminder of what the place used to have but no longer do. They have more old bikes in the small animal pens then they have animals! For a small farm trip it's better to go to goodalls farm on Tong road where entry is free if you just buy an ice cream. Meanwood Valley Urban Farm is not what it used to be and it's really not worth visiting as it is currently.
Julian LemassJulian Lemass
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An Amazing little farm with an entrance price of £2. Lots of cute little animals to see however very hard to navigate, at the entrance the attractions are signposted but not thought-out to keep you on the right route. Also saw the farm growing lots of vegetables would be nice if they had a small shop to sell any surplus in. (This may have been in the epicenter but it was closed so I didn't see it) Some trail guides to hire would have been nice eg a tree identification sheet or plants to take round with you. However, very enjoyable morning activity!
Rose SangerRose Sanger
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Address
Sugar Well Rd, Meanwood, Leeds LS7 2QG, United Kingdom
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+44 113 262 9759
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Website
mvuf.org.uk
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4.2
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cultural
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Meanwood Valley Urban Farm is a city farm established in 1980 in Meanwood, Leeds, England, which has animals and crops and an environmentally friendly visitors centre. The farm is on Meanwood Beck and occupies 24 acres. The main entrance is on Sugarwell Road.
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