Deen City Farm is a hidden gem in the heart of London, offering a peaceful, community-driven space where visitors can connect with nature and interact with a variety of animals. As a working urban farm, it provides a welcoming environment where families, school groups, and individuals can learn about farming, sustainability, and animal care. Among its diverse residents, the goats are especially beloved for their playful and curious nature.
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We’ve chosen to work with a small group of Deen City Farm’s friendly goats for our Goat Yoga classes because of their wonderful temperament and ease in building connections with people. These goats are gentle, sociable, and always eager to engage, making them the perfect companions for our yoga practice. Their calming presence adds a unique and therapeutic element to our sessions, helping participants relax and enjoy a fun, memorable experience surrounded by nature. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or a beginner, the goats bring an added sense of joy and serenity to every class.
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Deen City Farm can be accessed by walking/cycling, bus, tram, tube and car. Colliers Wood and South Wimbledon (Zone 3) on the Northern Line are within walking distance. There is a small customer car park accessible during open hours. Please use the below address for directions.
​TRAVEL TIME BY TRAIN (Aprox.)
Victoria - 40 mins
Waterloo - 45 mins
Kings Cross - 50 mins
Euston - 50 mins
Liverpool St - 50 mins
Paddington - 55 mins​
DURATION
Classes are 1 hour
Approximately 45 min yoga with the goats moving freely and 15 min goat cuddle time.
COST
£25 per/person
Please note all bookings are non-transferable or refundable.
LOCATION
DEEN CITY FARM
39 WINDSOR AVENUE
LONDON
SW19 2RR
8+
AGE 8 +
We recommend 6+ as individuals need to stay on their yoga mat for the first part of the class. All under 16's need to be accompanied by an participating adult.
HEALTH
Please familiarise yourself with our health policy and inform any individual you are booking on behalf of. Any pregnant women who are, or who may be pregnant should be advised not to participate because infectious diseases may be present in livestock animals.
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