Wimpole Home Farm and Park



WIMPOLE HOME FARM	Built over 200 years ago and first opened to the public in 1983, Wimpole Home Farm, is a working farm set amidst both thatched farm buildings and modern farmyards. It is home to many rare breeds of sheep, cattle, pigs, poultry, horses and goats which are rarely seen on farms these days and is one of the Rare Breed Survival Trust's Approved Conservation Centres. Visitors to Home Farm can join in with a variety of farm activities, perhaps grooming the donkeys and ponies; collecting eggs; halter training; meet the bunny; even watch animal bath time in the summer and our milking demonstration, which is usually a daily event at Home Farm from May onwards.
RARE BREEDS
SHIRE HORSES
LAMBING TIME
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
WIMPOLE ESTATE MEAT

WIMPOLE PARK
WILDLIFE
ARCHAEOLOGY
SOIL SURVEY 2212 KB

WHAT'S ON
	Hidden amongst the trees, the Adventure Playground is a popular spot with those who love to climb, slide, scramble and swing, while tiny tots enjoy their own play area and mini pedal tractors. Refreshments are available at the Farm Kitchen. NB National Trust Members pay a reduced admission to Home Farm.
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