Parks & gardens

Graves Park

Sheffield's largest park, with a rare breeds animal farm that is free to visit.

Illustration of rare breed sheep and rolling meadows at Graves Park

At over 200 acres, Graves Park is the biggest park in the city: woodland, ponds, sports pitches and long open meadows on the southern edge of Sheffield.

Its main draw for visitors is the Animal Farm, home to rare and traditional British breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry, alongside a cafe and playgrounds. Entry to both park and farm is free.

Highlights

  • Sheffield's largest park
  • Free rare breeds animal farm
  • Woodland and ponds

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