Site updated: 14 May 2013
Welcome to the farm
Welcome to Woodlands Farm, an 89-acre working farm in London.
Find out about farming life and experience the countryside including native bird species, butterflies, amphibians, wild flowers and ancient woodland.
Saved from road and housing developments by local campaigners in the 1980s and 90s, the Woodlands Farm Trust was established in 1997 to safeguard the farm and its unique environment.
The farm is managed in a way that respects habitats and enhances biodiversity, focusing on conservation and education for all the local community to enjoy. The farm is a member of Natural England's Higher
Level Stewardship scheme which aims to help create and maintain a
diverse habitat of insects, animals and plant species.
Latest news
May Half term events at Woodlands Farm
Sign our petition to support the proposed changes to the Green Chain Walk.
2012 HAY BALES FOR SALE. Large round bales £35, Small bales £5, Small bales over 60 in quantity £3.50. We can deliver between 60 and 100 small bales or 3 big bales for a small charge - negotiable by distance, or you are welcome to pick some bales up. This is good quality meadow hay from our fields, fertilizer and pesticide free, made in 2012.
Opening times
9.30am to 4.30pm Tuesday to Sunday, including Bank Holiday Mondays. Closed on Mondays and Christmas Day.
Education visits
Along with school visits we also have a toddler club and run different children's activities during the school holidays.
Corporate visits
We welcome organisations who wish to improve their social responsibility and employee motivation.
The farming year
Summer brings haymaking and sheep shearing, but the farming year really starts in the autumn.
Volunteering
Lots of volunteers want to look after animals, but that is only part of our work on the farm.
Membership
Become a supporter of this brilliant project. Membership runs from 1 April until 31 March each year.
