
Rare Breeds Farm
Home to pigs, goats, sheep, a donkey, a calf, ponies, rabbits, peacocks, chickens, ducks and geese, with easy-access pens for all ages.
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A family day out at Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm, near Salisbury




Home to pigs, goats, sheep, a donkey, a calf, ponies, rabbits, peacocks, chickens, ducks and geese, with easy-access pens for all ages.
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An indoor soft play barn and outdoor woodland playground with climbing frames and a zip wire, plus a fairy village nestled in the woods.

A welcoming café and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, teas and speciality coffees, plus a farm shop stocking local produce.
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The farm's own English vineyard produces award-winning English sparkling wine, with tours and tastings available.

A licensed wedding venue hosting ceremonies and receptions, plus bridal showers, christenings, anniversaries and corporate functions.
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Personalised birthday parties with venue, themes, entertainment and food all organised for an unforgettable farm party experience.
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Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm began life as a dairy farm before opening as a Rare Breeds Farm in 1985. It was purchased by the McConnell family in 2002, who went on to establish the farm's own English vineyard, Bluestone, in 2016.
Today the farm is home to pigs, goats, sheep, a donkey, ponies, rabbits, peacocks, chickens, ducks and geese, alongside play areas, daily activities, accommodation and a café and restaurant.
Since becoming a licensed wedding venue in 2019, the farm has also hosted wedding ceremonies, receptions and children's parties in its rustic farm setting.









No dogs are allowed on-site, except assistance dogs.
Coaches are very welcome, we just need to know in advance so we can reserve you a space.
Yes, there are three adoption packages available and any of the animals can be adopted.
All tickets are non-refundable. If your plans change, please contact us and we'll always do our best to help.
Plan your visit to Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm today.