Middle Farm, West Firle

Had a lovely time here with family and friends. Children loved playing in the Hay amd seeing/stroking the animals. Loved the range of cider to buy/try. The tea rooms was lovely, everything homemade, my only criticism is there was not much choice for vegans, only a vegan pasty. Which was very tasty. All in all a great place.

Had another lovely day at the farm. They don’t charge for under 3s unlike other farm attractions making this a really reasonable day out. Especially considering the events during the day such as animal feeding are included. You can also get really close up to the animals unlike godstone farm. The lamb bottle feeding is a real Bonus. I’m surprised at the other reviews about this to be honest. Yes there’s a queue, but its The only farm I know of where the children get to feed and stroke a lamb up close. And yes it’s a relatively quick feed but when they’re busy they can’t force feed lambs to give kids a longer go. There’s only so many sheep needing a feed! We never had an issue getting food for the other animals and didn’t have to pay unlike at other farms we go to. And in response to the other review about kids grabbing too much food, this was very much regimented when we went apart from a few kids whose parents just let them grab whatever they wanted. This is by far our favourite and the staff are all lovely and friendly. Would recommend to anyone for a family friendly day out.

Definitely a fan of Middle Farm. We often stop by to pick up a few treats from the Farm Shop/Deli and to grab a bite to eat in the cafe. The breads, pasties and pies are great. I only wish they would provide a selection of readymade sandwiches/rolls in the shop, rather than having to use the Tea Rooms. There is always a decent selection of plants and the array of Ciders is excellent. We occasionally visit the farm and have a peak at the animals but I never quite fully understand why adults have to pay to accompany their kids, especially after spending money in the tea-room or shop. A trip to only use the playground with my daughter cost me £14 today. There has to be a fairer way. I'd already spent more than that for lunch.

After a lovely walk on the South Downs way found this great tea room and farm shop. Lovely tea and cakes with quick and friendly service. Plenty of seating inside and out. Plenty of parking. Will be back.

Delicious place to taste cider! Also got to buy some locally made jams. Sat and drank the cider out front and saw the daffodils starting to bloom.