Farmhouse Restaurant
Half a kilometre from the R639, the restaurant is pitched as a stop-off on your journey, serving homemade food with as much produce as possible sourced from the farm, plus daily specials, cakes and coffee.






A working farm above Watergrasshill that rehomes rescued pigs, donkeys, goats and alpacas, then wraps them in Celtic mini golf, a wildlife-pond nature trail and a farmhouse restaurant with views to the Galtee and Knockmealdown mountains.
Half a kilometre from the R639, the restaurant is pitched as a stop-off on your journey, serving homemade food with as much produce as possible sourced from the farm, plus daily specials, cakes and coffee.

Pigs, donkeys, goats, Falabella horses, llamas, emu, poultry, rabbits and birds here are all rehomed, and the farm also keeps alpacas, Highland and Angus cows and calves, sheep and deer. Almost all of the animals are rescues.
A buggy- and wheelchair-accessible farm walk past over 3,000 planted native trees to a pond that fills with frogspawn in spring and hosts moorhens, ducks, geese, lapwings and heron. The trail loops back via the vegetable patch and potato garden.
An adventure playground with interconnecting playhouses, slides and swings, plus a sandpit with diggers, a roundabout, a tractor track and a Celtic-themed crazy golf course. There are picnic and sheltered seating areas alongside.
Two-hour pre-booked soft play sessions (10am-12pm, 12.30-2.30pm, 3-5pm) with indoor electric tractors, cleaned between each slot. Socks are required; book on 021 4889431 between 10am and 1pm, Wednesday to Sunday.
A farm train ride and a horse-and-trap ride add a sit-down break between the playground, animals and mini golf.

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