Fridays Community Farming Sessions and Farm open to visitors - 10am to 1pm

Hello there!

Every Friday Oxford City Farm is open to the public, and everybody can come and participate in the sessions and/or just enjoy the space.

Community Farming Sessions are open to the public, so feel free to pop by the Farm to participate.

If you just want to wander around and enjoy the space.. you are very welcome too! Come and visit to enjoy the animals, take a look at the space or just relax and read a book in front of the pond. Bring a blanket if you would like to have a picnic!!

If you feel like spending some time in nature, surrounded by nature, plants and animals... Oxford City farm is the perfect place for you!

Looking forward to seeing you soon!!

The Oxford City Farm Team

IMPORTANT INFO:

We ask new volunteers to complete before or on their first session.

These sessions start at 10am - please avoid arriving earlier than 10am, as the staff will be busy setting up the space.

There will be an introduction at the beginning of each session, and a list of tasks will be shared.

All activities on these sessions will be site development oriented.

Unfortunately, on Fridays we don't have capacity to organise activities for specific groups.

Vulnerable adults, and people under 18 years old, must attend accompanied by an adult or support worker, who will be responsible for their well being and safeguarding while on the Farm.

There will be volunteers working on site, handling gardening tools.

It is hard to know the number of visitors in advance on Fridays and Saturdays. Sometimes the farm receives many visitors, so the space can be noisy and busy.

No dogs allowed on the Farm.

Oxford City Farm is a smoke-free site.

There is NO parking available inside the Farm. We kindly ask visitors not to park in the Care Home parking.

How to find the Farm:

Look for the Isis Care Home car parking entrance on Cornwallis street, and walk to the green gate at the end of it. That is the entrance of the Farm.

There is NO parking available inside the Farm. We kindly ask visitors not to park in the Care Home parking.

Thank you!

The Oxford City Farm Team

Host or Publisher Oxford City Farm