Windmill Hill City Farm
Kids' birthday party venue in Bristol
Windmill Hill City Farm, Philip Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EA
Flexible children’s party venue hire at a working city farm in Bristol, with rooms, covered outdoor spaces and optional café catering
About Windmill Hill City Farm
At a glance
- Age range: 1–15 years
- Guest capacity: 1–60 kids
- Phone: 0117 963 3252
- Website: https://windmillhillcityfarm.org.uk/pages/birthday-parties
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Party packages & pricing
John James Room Hire
A bright party room with a simple kitchen and French doors opening onto the farm grounds. Capacity is 30 seated or 40 standing. The published hire rate is £28 per hour.
- Price: £28
- Guests: 1–40
- Ages: 1–15
Barn Terrace Hire
A covered semi-outdoor party space in the heart of the farm, seating 30 or accommodating 40 standing. The published hire rate is £30 per hour.
- Price: £30
- Guests: 1–40
- Ages: 1–15
City Farm Café Hire
Private hire of the City Farm Café, with 36 seated or 60 standing and optional catering from the café team. The published hire rate is £60 per hour.
- Price: £60
- Guests: 1–60
- Ages: 1–15
Frequently asked questions
- What is it?
- A kids' birthday party at Windmill Hill City Farm, Bristol's much-loved free community farm in Bedminster, with indoor and outdoor party spaces to hire and the animals a short wander away.
- What can we hire?
- Flexible indoor rooms such as the John James Room and the Barn Terrace, plus outdoor spaces with plenty of green room for children to play.
- How much is it?
- Hire rates depend on the space and time you want, and are confirmed when you enquire with your date and numbers.
- Is there food?
- Yes - the farm's own cafe team can cater your party, or ask about self-catering options when you book.
- What is there to see?
- Farm animals, gardens and play areas - it is a working community farm, and entry to the farm itself is free.
- When is it open?
- Seven days a week, 9am to 5pm.
- Where is it?
- Philip Street, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4EA, in the heart of south Bristol.
- How do we book?
- Send an enquiry with your preferred date, space and numbers and the farm's team will come back with options and pricing. Hire fees support the charity's community work.
Reviews
4.8 / 5 based on 5 reviews.
Marra P — Rating: 5/5
Great chilled out place we found on a city break. Free to visit city farm with some lovely wild areas, which kids loved exploring. Farm animals to see up close - cows, goats, piggies, chickens, ducks. The flower and vegetable gardens, were looking nice - blooming marvellous, as it is june! Plants for sale if you want to try growing your own. Very nice cafe, too, and a farm shop where we got some goat meat and very interesting flavours of chutney.
Mo Kachach — Rating: 5/5
Such a great concept right in the city. The farm itself is a beautiful open space, free to visit, with a really calm and welcoming atmosphere. Having a café on site makes it easy to spend a few hours there, and the addition of the sauna and yoga studio just takes it to another level. It’s a perfect mix of nature, community, and wellbeing all in one place.
Catie M — Rating: 5/5
Such an awesome farm we stumbled upon! So glad we found this place during our day in Bristol. Great community and very kid people. Incredible for kids too! Highly recommend!
Renata Hanko — Rating: 4/5
Lovely cafe and great little farm with multiple activities throughout the week (even a sauna!). Animals seem well kept and the gardens are walkable. I am sure it looks even more inviting on a sunny day. Great way to spend some time with your little one.
Amelia — Rating: 5/5
I have visited many times before but I went today and it is just as fantastic as the times before. The animals and gardens are very well kept and cared for. I had so much fun. I love the animals so much and it is one of the best fun I get when I visit Bristol. Lots of lovely families come here too. Definitely worth a visit.