Nowadays we hear much about how kids and adults alike are disconnected from nature and have little idea where the food they eat comes from. Greenmeadow Community Farm has long aimed to do something about. A successful community initiative for several decades now, the farm serves both as a relaxing day out for the family and as an important educational resource where you can meet animals, learn about what happens on a farm and take part in workshops and activities. The farm is open almost all year (apart from January and early February) and seven days a week.

As well as the day-to-day activities that take place there, Greenmeadow Community Farm is a great spot to host meetings, conferences or parties. It’s an excellent location for a children’s birthday party. There are plenty of options to choose from and you’ll have party food, tractor rides and goodies bags all thrown in. You can even try out being a farmer for a day, for kids who aren’t afraid to get stuck in.

FAQs

How do I get to Greenmeadow Community Farm?

Greenmeadow Community Farm is in Cwmbran, Wales, 5 miles from the M4. The postcode is NP44 3XQ. Cwmbran train station is 2 miles away, and the fam can also be reached on buses 5 and 6 from the town centre.

Can I take my dog to Greenmeadow Community Farm?

Yes, dogs are allowed, as long as they are well-behaved.

Can I buy farm produce from Greenmeadow Community Farm?

Yes. Rare breed Welsh, Berkshire and Middle White Pork is available, priced at £5 a kilo.