Ouseburn Farm, Community farm in Lower Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
Ouseburn Farm is a working farmyard in the Ouseburn Valley where sheep, goats, pigs, and chickens roam across fields and meadows. The site has ramps and accessible paths throughout so visitors of all abilities can watch the animals and experience farm life.
The location started as traditional farmland in the valley and later became a community project that keeps regional farming traditions alive. This shift shows how urban green spaces today can bring agriculture back into the city.
The place brings neighbors together and welcomes people of all backgrounds to work and learn side by side. You can watch how animals are cared for and vegetables are grown, which helps many people feel more connected to farming and nature.
Visit on a weekday or weekend morning when the animals are most active and the space is quieter. There is free parking on-site and a café with refreshments, so you can spend a relaxed afternoon exploring the farm.
The site serves as a designated safe place for people with learning disabilities and offers them structured tasks and trusted support. This specialized function makes it more than just a regular farm - it is somewhere people build confidence through working with animals.
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