The 10 Best Farms in Warwickshire, England

A friendly community farm for adults and children to explore, look at our animals and take part in various activities throughout the yea from calf feeding to den building. Children are encouraged to use their imagination and get hands on.

Our 90 minutes Alpaca Experience starts with a talk where you're learn fascinating facts about these beautiful creatures. We then harness them up for a lovely stroll around the farm and beautiful surrounding fields, passing our llamas, sheep, emus, goats, chickens, pigs, horses and donkeys along the way. Finish your experience with a delicious drink and biscuit you can purchase from our snack hut. Several different walks to choose from including our 90 minute experience, 2 1/2 hour trek and private walks!

The Farm was the childhood home of Shakespeare's mother. Today you can experience all the sights, sounds and smells of a working Tudor farm, just as it would have been when Shakespeare was a boy. Watch "Tudors" go about their daily routine, see rare breed animals and explore nature trails. There are daily falconry displays and archery at weekends and in school holidays. There is a playground for children from 2 upwards, a picnic area and a cafe. Mary Arden's Farm is a working farm that keeps pace with the season so there is always something new to see and do.The Farm is open seasonally from Easter to the end of October half-term.The Farm is 3 miles from the centre of Stratford-upon-Avon in the village of Wilmcote. There are buses and trains to Wilmcote. The train journey takes 5 minutes and the Farm is a short walk from Wilmcote rail station. It is also a pleasant walk along the canal from the centre of Stratford.

The UK's largest tropical butterfly paradise! The Butterfly Farm is open in accordance with government regulation and social distancing measures.

Come join us at Lucky Tails and meet all of our friends. This will include a talk about Alpacas in the barn shop, take our Alpacas for a walk, then meet the goats, rabbits, chickens. And finally back to the barn for a hot cuppa and biscuit. Your experience will start in our visitors barn with an introduction into Alpacas, fleeces, breeding programmes and what we have set out to achieve at the farm. You will then be taken to meet our fluffy friends and harness up your own Alpaca. We will then go for a very leisurely stroll around the land with Penelope, Brooke, Willow or anyone or our herd. There will be a great opportunity for a photo shoot and those all important "selfies". Once we have the Alpacas back in their paddocks you will be able to meet the other residents starting with; - Our pygmy goats. - Continental giant bunnies in their bespoke village. - 50 plus chickens including Silkys, Polands and "bog standard" layers.

We are international award wining craft cider producers in the picturesque village of Napton on the Hill. All of the cider apples are from unsprayed orchards in Hereford that we take our time to select. You can visit the farm and learn how our cider is made, taste our limited edition recipes and pick your favourite ciders from our shop to take away. We also have our small batch apple brandy or aperitif to sample. You can pre book tours and parties. There is a great canal side pub and village artisan shop within walking distance from us. Our cidery is wheelchair friendly and we are happy to help too.

Fun for all the family, feed the friendly animals, take a ride on the farms tractor. Indoor and outdoor play, sandpit, gift shop and tea rooms.

Set in the beautiful North Warwickshire countryside, Hoar Park Farm dates back to the 1430's, with existing buildings dating back to 1730. These traditional farm buildings form the centre of the craft village. As well as being a craft, antique, garden centre and children's farm, Hoar Park remains a working farm covering some 143 acres.