Reviews

  1. Christina Condon ★★★★★

    The nicest place to visit with children. Small in size but lots to see and do. Holding small animals, feeding the bigger ones. The Cafe is incredible and has a huge selection of yummy food.

  2. lorna Dawson ★★★★☆

    Lovely little place,can get around it in 5 mins tho, next time we will book the train rides too and that would make a day of it.

  3. Nicole Schoch ★★★★★

    Staff very friendly, animals seem to be kept well and for kids great fun tobe able to hold and strike guinea pigs as well as strike some of the owls. Food was great too!

  1. Andrew Day ★★★★★

    Really lovely place,much bigger than we expected well worth a few hours visit. Staff were very helpful. Nice coffee shop on site. Toilets are located on the Steam railway platform adjacent to this attraction.

  2. Nick Warne ★★★★★

    Great few hours spent here today. Special thanks to Pete for the engaging conversation with my inquisitive daughters about the owls. You can see that they are well cared for, and the bond they have with the handler is amazing to see. All the staff were very friendly and helpful too. Very hands-on, and you are able to get up close to most of the animals. My kids also loved the petting of the guinea pigs and rabbits very much! Would definitely come back again if we are in the area.

  3. Sophie Marshall ★★★★★

    A lovely and interesting place right opposite Totnes train station. The animals are clearly well looked after and you're allowed in some of the pens with the (very friendly and interactive!) goats. It is pretty small but lots to see. There is a cafe at the entrance that overlooks the picturesque train station. I would recommend getting the saver ticket which gets entry to the Butterfly and Otter sanctuary, the Rare Breeds Farm and a return train ticket from Buckfastleigh to Totnes.

  1. Emma lailey ★★★★☆

    Had a lovely afternoon walk here in our holiday. Parking is a little way from the farm but actually enjoyed it! You can buy a bag of feed when you buy your tickets too

  2. Paul Christopher ★★★★★

    Amazing place to visit. You can have so many interaction with many different animals. All animals very friendly. Don't hesitate to buy food for the animals. So much fun is to feed them :)

  3. sarah fermor ★★★★★

    Absolutly loved visiting this little farm while we were on holiday in Totnes. Its only small, but well worth a visit. Its such a hands on farm where you can get in with most of the animals and stroke and feed them (you can buy little bags of food from the entrance). The hand washing facilities are very good and there are hand sanitising stations all around the farm. You can't drive directly to this place, you need to park at Totnes leisure centre and walk about 5 mins to it which is fine, but I wouldn't recommend it for those that need wheel chair access or cant navigate steps.

  1. J Wright ★★★★★

    Great place! Really enjoyable place to walk around especially with children. They have a wide variety of interesting animals. You can feed them and also walk in to one of the enclosures with the small goats. It's well managed and maintained and and all the animals look well cared for. Definitely worth a visit.

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FAQs

What is the address of Totnes Rare Breeds Farm?

Totnes Rare Breeds Farm is located at South Devon Railway Riverside) Station, Totnes TQ9 5JR, UK

What is the phone number of Totnes Rare Breeds Farm?

You can contact Totnes Rare Breeds Farm at +44 1803 840387

How can I get to Totnes Rare Breeds Farm?

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