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Occombe Farm is a mix of visitor attraction with indoor and outdoor play, animal encounters barn and animal paddocks trail; a farm shop and a farm cafe.

Occombe Farm Park & Play

We can’t wait to welcome you to Torbay’s newest family visitor attraction; Occombe Farm Park & Play.

Cuddle the cutest bunnies and guinea pigs. Chuckle with the naughty goats, watch the very bouncy grey-faced Dartmoor sheep and spot the different breeds of chickens including some very cool and super fluffy silkies! There’s a couple of very pretty Shetland ponies too.

Play indoors and out! The play barn is a unique space for outdoor play; indoors! For exploring and inspiring children aged 2–12 years. A space for make-believe, fantasies and imaginary adventures. Representing Torbay’s stunning landscapes, there are cliff faces to scramble up, a giant winkle shell to climb inside, slides to soar down, a shipwreck to clamber over, even a woodland area with musical trees. There’s more adventures outside on the giant haystack feature too. Or cook up a truly disgusting feast in the Occombe Messy kitchen!

You can buy day tickets in advance on the Occombe Farm website or on the day at Occombe.

Occombe Farm Café & Farm Shop

At the heart of the farm is Occombe Farm Café. The menu is crammed with gorgeous homemade dishes, bakes and treats. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or simply just tea and cake. No visit is complete without popping into Occombe Farm Shop. Jam-packed with local produce sourced from across Devon and the West Country, with a unique range of toys and gifts too.

Our Story

A visit to Occombe is family fun that contributes towards the care and protection of Torbay’s most beautiful green spaces. Torbay has an outstanding natural environment and heritage that needs special care and attention. Torbay Coast & Countryside Trust, a conservation charity, are keepers of these most important natural places for nature, wildlife, recreation and education. Places like Cockington Country Park, Berry Head National Nature Reserve and lots of wildlife-friendly woodlands, meadows, pathways and bridleways around Torbay. Good times that do good!

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