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We have recently been to both Vauxhall and Spitalfields city farms and would recommend both - our little girl loved them both


If you are closer to Forest Hill Station then Spitalfields possibly easier to get to on the Overground, but Vauxhall technically closer and easy on the 185 bus - just get off after Oval Station

We love surrey docks farm. They have cows, pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, ferrets, chickens, ducks and donkey. If the yard looks a bit empty pop your head in the barn and you'll see the new lambs and kids. Also direct access to the river so you can watch the boats go by. The cafe is brill.

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