Glebe Farm - Bank of Ireland Open Farm Weekend

Friday: Open for School Visits Only
Saturday: Not Open
Sunday: 11:00am-4:00pm

Glebe Farm, a proud family-run farm located on the outskirts of Limavady, invites visitors to experience an unforgettable day during Open Farm Weekend 2026.

As fourth-generation farmers, the family has been tending the land at Glebe since the early 1940s, combining traditional farming practices with modern, sustainable methods to produce fresh, high-quality goods. Their dedication to quality,
community, and environmental stewardship is evident in every aspect of the farm.

What to Expect:

Glebe Farm will open its gates to the public on Sunday 14th June, offering a fun, educational, and interactive experience for all ages.

Visitors can look forward to a variety of activities, including:

Farm Tours – Explore the farmyard, laneways, and sheds on a self-guided tour.

Learn about the livestock, crops, and sustainable farming techniques used to protect the environment.

Animal Encounters – Meet and interact with friendly farm animals, including chickens, goats, cows, and horses, making it a delightful experience for animal lovers of all ages.

Fresh Farm Products – Browse the farm shop for fresh, seasonal produce such as native breed beef, lamb, free-range eggs, and other locally sourced goods. (£)

Coffee Shop onsite where you can enjoy freshly baked buns, scones etc. (£)
Activities – Engage in hands-on activities, including games, ensuring entertainment for both the young and the young at heart.

Educational Workshops – Gain insight into sustainable farming, the importance of local food systems, and the efforts being made to preserve the land for future generations.

Farm activities;

Self guided farm tours

Animals include horses, cattle, goats, sheep, hens

Interactive kids games & activities

Farm Shop available with range of local produce (£)

Coffee Shop onsite (£)

Variety of local stall holders (£)

Machinery on display

For the safety of our animals and guests, no dogs are permitted on the farm, except for assistance dogs.