Pennywell Farm

Devon

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Enjoy a full day of hands-on family fun at Pennywell Farm

If you're looking for an unforgettable family day out in Devon, Pennywell Farm is packed with hands-on animal experiences, exciting activities and plenty of opportunities to make lasting memories.

Known as the home of the world-famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs, this award-winning family attraction offers a full day of fun, with something new happening every 30 minutes.

  • Cuddle the famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs
  • Meet over 150 friendly animals from across the farm
  • Enjoy pig racing, ferret racing and goat walking
  • Take tractor rides and enjoy family-friendly farm attractions
  • Hand-feed red deer and meet alpacas, goats, lambs and more
  • Get involved with hands-on animal activities throughout the day
  • Enjoy a packed programme of shows, displays and activities included with admission

From tiny piglets and pet cuddles to exciting races and animal encounters, Pennywell Farm is a brilliant day out for animal lovers of all ages.

Meet the world-famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs in Devon

There's always something happening at Pennywell Farm. With activities taking place throughout the day, you can help collect eggs, walk goats, cheer on racing ferrets and discover more about the farm's friendly residents.

Animal lovers can get up close to a huge variety of animals including miniature pigs, alpacas, highland cattle, red deer, tortoises, rabbits, guinea pigs and more. Piggy Cuddles are available throughout the day and are a must-do experience when visiting.

Beyond the animals, families can enjoy rides, play areas, interactive exhibits and seasonal events, ensuring every visit offers something different.

With plenty to see, do and discover, Pennywell Farm has earned its reputation as one of Devon's most popular family attractions.

Location

Pennywell Farm

Lower Dean,
Buckfastleigh,
Devon,
TQ11 0LT
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How to find us

Pennywell Farm is just 12 miles from Torbay and 30 minutes from Plymouth and Exeter. 

By Car:

  • Just three minutes off the A38, one mile south of Buckfastleigh - follow the brown tourist signs. 
  • Sat-Nav - Post Code TQ11 0LT 
  • Pennywell is situated in an unnamed country lane which has its own signposted exit from the A38. You may need to continue on the road for a few hundred yards after your Sat-Nav tells you that you have arrived!

By Bus:

  • There is no direct bus service to Pennywell but the A38 runs between Plymouth and Exeter and stops in the town of Buckfastleigh which is just over a mile away.

By Train:

  • The nearest train station is in the town of Totnes, 7 miles from Pennywell
Facilities
  • Toilets
  • Café
  • Gift shop
  • Free parking
  • Soft play
  • Rides
  • Baby-changing facilities
  • Picnic areas
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What is Pennywell Farm famous for?

Pennywell Farm is famous for being the original breeder and home of the world-famous Pennywell Miniature Pigs. 

What animals can I see at Pennywell Farm?

Pennywell Farm is home to over 150 animals including miniature pigs, alpacas, goats, lambs, highland cattle, red deer, rabbits, guinea pigs, tortoises and many more.

What do Pennywell Farm tickets include?

Pennywell Farm tickets include access to the farm, animal encounters, Piggy Cuddles, pig racing, ferret racing, goat walking, tractor rides and the daily programme of activities and shows.

Is Pennywell Farm suitable for toddlers?

Yes, Pennywell Farm is a family attraction designed for children of all ages, with animal encounters, rides, play areas and hands-on activities suitable for younger visitors.

Can I feed the animals at Pennywell Farm?

Yes, visitors can take part in a variety of animal experiences including hand-feeding red deer and interacting with many of the farm's friendly animals.

How long should I spend at Pennywell Farm?

Most families spend a full day at Pennywell Farm to make the most of the continuous programme of activities, animal encounters and attractions.

Are dogs allowed at Pennywell Farm?

Dogs are not permitted inside the attraction, although facilities are available nearby for visitors travelling with dogs.

Is Pennywell Farm good in the rain?

Pennywell Farm is an all-weather attraction, and while lots of activities take place outside, there are plenty of things to do indoors, meaning that it's worth a visit whatever the weather.

When did Pennywell Farm open?

Pennywell Farm was first opened to the public on the 22nd of May 1989.

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