Amelia Trust Farm
Livestock, play area and nature walks
Set on a 160 acre lowland farm in the middle of the Vale of
Glamorgan we are a working farm with a variety of livestock.
Visitors are welcome to explore the farm, surrounding play areas
and nature walks. We also have a self-catering bunkhouse for those
who wish to make a longer stay.
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Other information
Open: Daily, from dawn until dusk. The
visitor centre / coffee shop is generally open Mon - Fri 10am -
3.30pm, Sat 10.30am - 4pm and Sun 2pm - 4pm.
Parking: parking available
Charges: Free entry for individuals, however,
visitors are asked to leave a donation in one of the boxes on their
way out. A small charge is made for groups of more than 12. Groups
are required to book in advance.
Accessibility:Some disabled parking near
the main farm gate, ramped access to the visitor and animal centre.
Disabled toilets. One woodland trail suitable for wheelchairs.
Limited mobility scooters available.
Location
Road: Exit junction 33 of M4, follow signs for
Culverhouse Cross. At Culverhouse Cross roundabout take A48
signposted Cowbridge. Go through St Nicholas and then take A4226
signposted Barry. The farm is one and a half miles on the
right.
Bus: Contact Travel Line
Wales 0871 200 22 33 for local routes.
Rail: Nearest station Barry,
approximately three miles. Tel: 08457 484950 for rail
information.
Contact
Address: Five Mile Lane, Barry CF62 3AS /
Tel: 01446 782030 /
Email: general@ameliatrust.org.uk
Web: www.ameliatrust.org.uk