Mudchute Farm and Park

About Mudchute Farm and Park

The largest urban farm in the London area with 34 acres of open parkland, in the heart of the Isle of Dogs. Features horse riding, a tea shop, educational facilities, farm animals and a shop. There is also an exceptional range of plants.

Facilities

Opening Times 7 days a week (Monday-Sunday) 9.30am - 4.30pm. FREE for all visitors
Booking and payment details Free

Mudchute Farm and Park Address

Address:
Pier Street
London
E14 3HP
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7515 5901
Fax: +44 (0)20 7538 9530

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Prices for Mudchute Farm and Park

Adult: Free (USD0.00)
Child: Free (USD0.00)
 

Location Information for Mudchute Farm and Park

Address:
Pier Street
London
E14 3HP
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7515 5901
Fax: +44 (0)20 7538 9530
By Road: Tube: Mile End then bus 277, P14, D5, D6, D7;DLR: Crossharbour, Island Gardens

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Visit London review of Mudchute Farm and Park

Reviewed by: Visit London
At 31 glorious acres, this park is home to London’s largest farm, complete with goats, sheep, pigs, geese and even llamas. Once you’ve introduced yourself to the animals, go for a ride in the equestrian centre or spend time in the café or shop. A simple wander through the fields and copses, spotting butterflies and birds, is a joy too.
 

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4.0
Based on 2 reviews
Ranked #413

  Latest 2 reviews of Mudchute Farm and Park

Peaceful Farm With Delicious Food

Mudchute Farm is such a surprising place. Before I visited I never would have imagined that you could find a peaceful farm with wandering herds of sheep and cattle so close to central London. You can...

Mudchute Farm is such a surprising place. Before I visited I never would have imagined that you could find a peaceful farm with wandering herds of sheep and cattle so close to central London. You can see the towering buildings of Canary Wharf just in the background, the farm is just a short walk from the DLR, yet you feel a million miles away. When I was living in London, I used this place as a quick break from the hectic frenzy that can otherwise characterize London.

The food at Mudchute Kitchen is rustic and delightful (check out the farm fresh eggs with homemade beans for breakfast), there are horses trotting by as you eat, everyone is very friendly and welcoming, the pace is languid and relaxing, and there isn't even a hint of pretentiousness or trendiness about the place. Don't even think of missing the baked goods - amazing coffee cakes and scones. Afterwards, take your time and wander the farm, say hi to the goats and pigs, pet a sheep or two wandering around the park, and wave at the llamas.

 
5.0
24 April 2009
by travelling_scampi, San Francisco
 

Avoid the cafe - take a picnic

Mudchute Kitchen was one of the finalists in a recent Time Out Family restaurant and as with any thriving new business, sometimes we can fall victim to our own success. We are very sorry about the...

Mudchute Kitchen was one of the finalists in a recent Time Out Family restaurant and as with any thriving new business, sometimes we can fall victim to our own success. We are very sorry about the unsatisfactory experience one person had, but we are delighted to have record numbers currently visiting Mudchute Park and Farm and eating at the Mudchute Kitchen!

Andrew Johnston - Chief Executive

 
1.0
30 July 2008
by Mudchutefarm,
 

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