Queen's Park, London NW6 6SG
Queen's Park Children's Farm
Petting farm
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3.5
Wildland
Under 1 hour
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Why it's Wildland
3.5A small farm tucked into Queen's Park, bringing farm animals into a north-west London neighbourhood. Its current opening is irregular, so a visit needs checking ahead.
A modest, family-friendly animal encounter within an urban park rather than a wild countryside destination. Its appeal is the chance to see farm animals close to home; the farm's irregular opening means visitors should confirm it is open before setting out.
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The experience
If the farm is open, make a brief visit to see its resident animals. Do not assume it will be open at a particular time: the City of London says it is operating on an ad hoc basis while animal welfare concerns are addressed.
Things to do
See the farm animals
When the farm is open, look for its pygmy goats, Ouessant sheep, ducks, quails and chickens. Opening is currently ad hoc, so confirm before travelling.
Under 1 hour
Observe the animal-welfare guidance
Do not feed or handle the animals or enter their enclosures. The City of London says opening arrangements have changed following animal illness linked to public feeding and unsafe behaviour.
Make a day of it
Quick escape · Under 1 hour
Quick farm visit
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Check the City of London farm page to confirm that the farm is open.
- 02
If open, visit the animal area and look for the goats, sheep, ducks, quails and chickens.
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Do not feed the animals; follow staff instructions.
Verified history
The City of London states that the farm was established in the 1990s. It reports that, from May 2026, the farm would no longer operate regular opening hours after two goats became seriously ill following the ingestion of harmful food. The farm is to open on an ad hoc basis when staff are present.
When to go
· Check the farm's current opening arrangements; no dependable daily time is confirmed.
The supplied sources do not identify a seasonal highlight. Current opening is ad hoc, so checking before travelling matters more than choosing a season.
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What to look for
The farm's pygmy goats, Ouessant sheep, ducks, quails and chickens. Follow staff instructions and do not feed the animals.
Best time to go
Check current opening arrangements before visiting; no particular season is established by the supplied sources.
There is no reliably confirmed daily opening time. Check the City of London farm page before travelling.
How long to spend
Under 1 hour
Perfect for
Families · Young children
Before you go
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Listed hours
- Monday: 11am-3pm
- Tuesday: 11am-3pm
- Wednesday: 11am-3pm
- Thursday: 11am-3pm
- Friday: 11am-3pm
- Saturday: 11am-3pm
- Sunday: 11am-3pm
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Practical information
Opening & access
The farm is open only on an ad hoc basis while animal welfare concerns are addressed; opening times cannot be confirmed in advance. Check the City of London page before travelling. The source row reports a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
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Toilets
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Food & drink
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Dogs
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Accessibility
The source row reports a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Other accessibility details are not confirmed; check before visiting.
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