Meanwood Valley Urban Farm is a city farm established in 1980 in Meanwood, Leeds, England, which has animals and crops and an environmentally …
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Feb 11, 2025
Me and my partner and our daughter went here today , we was really looking forward to it , there is hardly any animals out , the grounds look like they aren’t taken care off , it’s got potential to b…Full review by Ross J
Feb 8, 2025
I don’t believe in love. I think the purest form of love is platonic relationships, love romantically is never guaranteed. Walking through the tomato fields helped me realise all of this. friends are…Full review by jamie w
Nov 26, 2024
This is a review for the Barn Cafe My partner and I are regular visitors to the farm, and I've done a couple of craft classes there, we think it's fabulous. But the cafe lets it's down. We arrived at…Full review by kerryrW3586WB
Hi we have been a few times and always enjoy the few hours we spend at the farm. How much is it for a yearly pass for 2 adults and 4 children.
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Hi Apologies for the belated response. Family membership is £20 (unwaged £15) which entitles you to free admission for 12 months except for special events which are not included in …
Hi Apologies for the belated response. Family membership is £20 (unwaged £15) which entitles you to free admission for 12 months except for special events which are not included in the annual membership.
Hi what is the latest time you can turn up? How long does it take to view all the animals? Im hoping to turn up today since staying just round the corner on holiday!
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Hi cafe closes at 4, not a huge amount of animals although nice walk around so wouldn't take long
Hi Claire Sorry I've only just seen your question. From the centre of Leeds catch either the 51 or 52 bus in Albion Street near Tiger Tiger or The Headrow opposite and down from …
Hi Claire Sorry I've only just seen your question. From the centre of Leeds catch either the 51 or 52 bus in Albion Street near Tiger Tiger or The Headrow opposite and down from TK Maxx. Ask the driver to let you off just after the Woodhouse Cricket Club ground in Meanwood Road, cross the road and follow the brown signs for "Urban Farm". If you are travelling across the city then the 91 bus which passes through Chapel Allerton and Headingley will get you to Grove Lane and you need the stop at Meanwood Road. From the traffic lights walk down Meanwood Road until you reach the cricket ground then follow the directions above.DJ