Elm Tree Farm

General information

Tucked away on a 47-acre site in Stapleton, Elm Tree Farm is a small working farm and one of Bristol’s hidden treasures.

On our site, we breed a variety of livestock including cattle, lambs, pigs and chickens. We also grow a wide range of produce including fruit, vegetables, herbs and flowers using organic horticultural methods, and our Splinters project produces a number of wooden products for the home and garden.

All our produce can be bought from our onsite farm shop which is open weekdays from 9.00am – 3.30pm, and at local markets including Bristol’s weekly Farmers’ Market on Corn Street. There is ample car parking at the Farm.

We’re also a thriving social enterprise and Care Farm, providing support and training to adults with learning disabilities and autism, and are part of Brandon Trust, a leading learning disability charity. Our aim is to promote transferable work skills and independence of the people that come to the farm, and enable them to become a valued member of their local community through contributing to the local food economy and getting involved in local events.