Sacrewell Farm is a charity based in 550 acres of land near Peterborough, run by the William Scott Abbott Trust. With animals to meet, outdoor spaces to discover, a recently restored 18th century watermill & indoor soft play centre there is lots to explore for the whole family.
This activity is good for wellbeing because
- The farm aims to connect all ages and communities from Peterborough through hands on experience, the art of agriculture, food science, healthy organic living, heritage and countryside learning.
- Whether you’re a gardener looking for a new project, a handyman with time on your hands or a budding historian with a thirst for living history, there may be the perfect voluntary role to suit you
- Education is at the heart of Sacrewell Farm, who serve over 3300 local school children from across Peterborough with one hundred school visits annually
How to contact
Phone
Website
Volunteering opportunities
Where to go
Sacrewell farm
Thornhaugh
Peterborough
PE8 6HJ
What to expect
The Farm has lots for everyone of every age to see and do, such as:
- walks
- farm animals
- indoor and outdoor play areas
- tractor rides and farm tour
- sensory garden
- wood carving
And after (or before) all the fun in the fresh air, there’s a café which uses local produce, and has both indoor and outdoor seating.
There are also plenty of events going on – find out more here.
More information
There is a large gravel car park which is free. The café and many of the areas of the farm are wheelchair accessible; contact the team to discuss.
Available for free:
- Volunteering opportunities – see the latest here.
Entrance beyond the café is subject to a fee, either as a one-off or you can purchase a membership. Events also have a cost. For more information contact directly.
Food and drink can be purchased in the café.
How to contact
Phone
Website
Volunteering opportunities
Where to go
Sacrewell farm
Thornhaugh
Peterborough
PE8 6HJ
