Heeley City Farm

Founded in 1981 on 4 acres of land in Heeley, Heeley City Farm is a public park with Rare Breed farm and smaller animals, a playground and organic vegetable and herb gardens, green roofs, wind turbines, Farm Kitchen Café and much more.

In addition Heeley City Farm offers a range of integrated services and activities for the local and citywide community including employment, play, youthwork, youth and adult training, education, health and therapeutic services, older peoples' activities and youth and adult volunteering opportunities.

We garden in an organic and sustainable way, using no artificial chemicals and fertilizers and no harmful pesticides and herbicides.

Heeley City Farm is one of 20 Rare Breeds Survival Trust Conservation Farms in the UK. We manage our pigs and sheep flocks, both to help conserve rare breeds and forgotten gene pools and to provide locally produced meat from animals that have had a good, outdoor life.

Admission is free and we have Changing Places standard toilets and run a regular programme of events and activities.