East Hull Community Farm
A Free Urban Community Farm & Produce Shop in Hull

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Posted on 5th August 2026


Tucked away in the Bilton Grange area of East Hull, East Hull Community Farm is a vibrant 8-acre working urban farm and registered charity that has served the local area for over 30 years.

Completely free to enter, the farm operates primarily as an educational training centre for adults with learning disabilities while offering inner-city families a welcoming space to meet farm animals, feed poultry, and buy fresh, sustainably grown produce.

Highlights / What to See 🐷

East Hull Community Farm offers an accessible, friendly atmosphere across its compact site:

  • Meet the Livestock: Say hello to sheep, pigs, goats, cattle, donkeys, ducks, and free-range chickens living in the outdoor paddocks.
  • Small Animal Barn: Visit the undercover housing area to see rabbits and guinea pigs up close.
  • Farm Produce Shop: Buy fresh free-range eggs, seasonal vegetables, plants, and farm-raised meats directly from the farm shop, with sales going back into supporting the charity.
  • Community Agriculture & Training: See the working market gardens and poly-tunnels where trainees gain valuable skills in horticulture and animal care.
LOCAL PRODUCE
Farm Shop & Refreshments β˜•

While there is no full restaurant on site, hot and cold drinks, snacks, and fresh produce are available in the farm shop. Outdoor seating and picnic benches are provided for visitors bringing light snacks or packed lunches.

Plan Your Visit πŸ“…

Essential details for planning your visit to the farm:

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Admission & Booking Guidance

Free Public Admission: Entry to East Hull Community Farm is completely free for all visitors! As an educational registered charity providing training and day placements for adults with learning disabilities, voluntary donations and purchases made in the farm produce shop directly support animal feed costs and community projects. Bags of animal feed pellets can be bought in the shop.
No Booking Required: You do not need to book in advanceβ€”simply drop in during public weekday opening hours (please note the farm is closed on weekends and bank holidays).
Check weekday opening hours, seasonal lambing updates, and produce availability directly on the official East Hull Community Farm Website.

* Note: Operating schedules, training placement days, and visitor access hours are subject to change. Please check the charity's official website prior to travel.

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Opening Hours

Open Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM. (Closed weekends and Bank Holidays; check official channels prior to visiting).

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Dog Policy

Well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome across the main outdoor farm paths (assistance dogs permitted inside buildings).

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Facilities

Farm produce shop, public toilets, handwashing facilities, picnic tables, and plant sales.

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Accessibility

Paved, level pathways link the main entrance, farm shop, and animal paddocks, making the site suitable for buggies and wheelchair users.

Getting There πŸ—ΊοΈ

πŸ“ Location Address:

East Hull Community Farm, Barham Road, Bilton Grange, Kingston upon Hull, HU9 4EE


πŸš— By Car & Parking

Located off Barham Road / Holderness Road (A165) in East Hull. Free on-site parking is available next to the farm entrance.

🚌 By Bus / Public Transport

Frequent local bus services (including Stagecoach and East Yorkshire Buses from Hull Paragon Interchange) stop nearby along Holderness Road and Barham Road.