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Bath City Farm

Kids' birthday party venue in Bristol

Kelston View, Twerton, Bath BA2 1NW

Animal experience + space hire £155: hour-long animal tour + indoor timber-frame room for up to 15 kids

About Bath City Farm

Bath City Farm in Twerton, Bath, hosts children's birthday parties combining an hour-long animal tour — feeding and handling the animals with an experienced member of the farm team — with hire of the indoor timber-framed party room. Parties run on Saturday and Sunday afternoon slots with half an hour to set up beforehand and half an hour to tidy afterwards, families bring their own party food, and on Saturdays pony grooming with the farm's Shetland ponies can be added. A version tailored to under-6s runs with smaller groups and one carer per child

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Bath City Farm — kids' party venue in Bristol

Party packages & pricing

Birthday Party Experience

Indoor timber-framed room hire with tables and chairs, plus a one-hour animal tour with feeding and handling led by an experienced farm team member. Includes 30 mins setup and 30 mins cleanup. Slots: Saturdays 1:30-3:30pm, Sundays 10:30am-12:30pm or 1:30-3:30pm. Bring your own party food and drinks. Pony grooming add-on runs Saturdays only: £20 for up to 10 children, £30 for up to 15.

  • Price: £155 £155
  • Guests: ?–15
  • Ages: 6–15

Birthday Party (Under 6)

Birthday party experience tailored for children under 6 with smaller group sizes (up to 10 children) and one carer per child required. Includes the indoor timber-framed room, one-hour animal tour, and setup and cleanup time. Bring your own party food and drinks. Pony grooming add-on runs Saturdays only: £20 for up to 10 children.

  • Price: £155 £155
  • Guests: ?–10
  • Ages: 0–5

Frequently asked questions

How much is a party?
Parties cost £155 for the animal experience and room hire combined.
What is included?
You get hire of the indoor timber-framed room with tables and chairs, plus an hour-long animal tour led by an experienced member of the farm team, including feeding and handling the animals. Toilets are a short walk away in the main building.
How many children can come?
Up to 15 children for the standard party, or up to 10 for the version tailored to under-6s, where one carer per child is asked for.
What age is it suitable for?
It suits young children, and there is a version designed for under-6s with smaller groups. Children should be supervised around the animals throughout.
When are parties held, and how long do they last?
Parties run on Saturday afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30, and on Sundays from 10:30 to 12:30 or 1:30 to 3:30. You get half an hour beforehand to set up and half an hour afterwards to tidy up.
Do we bring our own food?
Yes, please bring your own party food, drinks, cups, plates and a cake knife.
Can we add pony grooming?
Yes. On Saturdays you can add pony grooming with the farm's Shetland ponies for £20 for up to 10 children or £30 for up to 15 children.
How do we book?
Send an enquiry with your preferred date and the number of children, and the team will confirm availability.

Reviews

5.0 / 5 based on 5 reviews.

  1. Charlotte WaltonRating: 5/5

    Love this place! It’s my new place to take my currently 9month old, she loooooves the chickens and will sit for ages just looking at them. After walking around and seeing all the animals, we will go by the donation box and she loves watching the money drop down, then followed by a trip to the cafe to get a coffee (iced coffee recently 🥵) and some more of the painted animal blocks to build her growing collection, it’s a great day out for us. Full of lots of lessons for her 💓

  2. Haydn BenneyRating: 5/5

    The Tropical burst smoothie was fruitfully thick and creamy. The Pigs were friendly and the goats had good baa tones

  3. Liam StoneRating: 5/5

    A lovely small farm with a few larger animal areas and a nice walking route around the site. You can buy feed to give to the goats, which is a great touch especially for children. The parking area is quite small, but there are a few disabled spaces available. There was a good number of people when we visited, particularly around the café, which has a children’s play area right next to it ideal for families. It has a really nice community feel, and as it’s a charity-run farm, it’s great to support while enjoying a relaxed visit.

  4. LavaleRating: 5/5

    We had a great time at Bath City Farm! It’s such a beautiful setting with lovely views, and all the animals are so friendly and sociable, you can really tell they’re well cared for. The café is fantastic too, with great food and a welcoming atmosphere. Parking is a bit limited, but it’s absolutely worth a visit.

  5. Sandy MelRating: 5/5

    Lovely city farm! All the animals are adorable and clearly well cared for. I especially loved the pygmy goats :D We also had brunch, which was delicious, and the drinks were great too.

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