Chesterfield Farm - ALL TICKETS MUST BE PREPURCHASED

Take a picnic or enjoy food from the cafe. Feed for the amazing collection of animals is available from the cafe and is a must as you walk with your little ones. Most animals are penned except for a few hen-pecked hens :-) A delightful time to be had by all.

Nice little farm. Actually, this is the farm that has the most show/feeding activities that I had visited. Many other farms have just a tractor ride, that’s it.The staff are always smiling. Very welcoming and friendly.There’s a Camel, seldom see it at other farms.

Great urban farm with opportunities to feed animals. Nursery has some smaller animals to play with (like goats and cows) but not a lot else going on at the farm. Nice place to feel like you’re out of metro Melbourne when you still aren’t far from it.

Excellent morning spent. Perfect for toddlers, plenty of animals to see, areas close together & more shade than I expect. Amenities are fine, shop & takeaway food as expect, minimal but ok. I suggest parking in shade, buy 2 packs of feed & pack a lunch if kids won't eat nuggets & chips! Covid-19 friendly & plenty of room to move around without bumping into people.

Fun day out with family and friends, Cafe is limited but fine for something quick. Great place to take kids, wheelchair access is 50/50 as some parts are too difficult due to the incline.

We had a wonderful time at the farm. The animals were very gentle and they seemed accustomed to people feeding them. It would be great if the feed bag was in a bigger portion or cheaper, as one small bag will not be enough to feed them.The tractor ride was quite fun for children too. There was a nice sand pit for kids to play in and it had some toy vehicles inside for kids too.It would be really helpful if there are clearer signage to tell us where are the various animals and the animals’ names too.

I recently visited Chesterfield Farm with my family and had a wonderful time. The farm was well-maintained and had a wide variety of animals that we were able to see up close. The staff was friendly and informative, providing us with interesting facts about the animals and answering all of our questions.The farm also had a playground and a picnic area, which was great for the kids. They also had a small shop where we were able to buy fresh eggs and other products from the farm.The highlight of our visit was the animal feeding time. We got to feed the sheep, cows, alpacas and other animals which was really fun.Overall, we had a great experience at Chesterfield Farm. It's a perfect place for families with young children to visit and learn about farm life. I highly recommend this farm to anyone looking for a fun, educational day out.

Two of us came to Chesterfield Farm on a Saturday. We arrived at around midday. We had pre-purchased the tickets as advised on their website, so the check-in process was very efficient.First, we went to pet the small farm animals including lambs, rabbits, Guinea pigs, calf and dogs. Unfortunately you are not allowed to feed or pick up these animals, but you can still look at them and pat them.After that, we watched the sheepdog demonstration at 1pm where they showed the dog rounding up sheep. That was really interesting, as I’d only ever seen this on TV.Then we toured the rest of Chesterfield Farm, and got to see various farm animals including ostriches, camels, kangaroos, fellow deer, red deer, ducks, pigs, peacocks, goats and more. As we walked through this section of the farm, we hand-fed the animals with the animal feed purchased at the front entrance.We had a very fun time, and I would highly recommend visiting this farm. It is suitable for all ages. I am a young adult and I loved it. But I think kids will love it just as much!

A great place for the young family with little kids.Feeding farm animals, cow milking demo, Tractor train rides and cafes for lunch