Normal sort of park but it includes a free "mini farmyard" which has animals such as pigs, rabbits and hens. When we visited there were quite alot of baby chicks but this was a while ago now. Good morning out if you don't have anything else to do, but the parking is a bit limited.

Have been here recently now with both grandchildren and they loved it. Car parking is cheap and we had no trouble parking even on a Saturday. The farm is excellent, with all sorts of animals of all sorts of ages and sizes, all for free unless you want to buy food to feed them. The animals all seem well looked... More

What a lovely park. The only thing that you HAVE to pay for is parking, but even that is only 40p per hour! A lovely big open space to run around and play with balls, bikes, scooters etc. The play area is fab with something for every age of child. Our two dogs loved the park and swimming in the... More

My little lad loves a visit to graves farm, always plenty of well cared for animals to look at and interact with, he also enjoys the play park very much and a nice walk around the beautiful park landscape. It usually has a couple of extra attractions, bouncy castle or the like, which are reasonably priced .

I live across from this park so visit on a regular basis i think its the biggest park in Sheffield.Its very popular with children as there is a section with animals.It as a very nice cafe come small restaurant which is usually very busy.There is a play area for children and its very safe for them to play.I would rate... More

I used to jog round this park on our school cross country runs some forty odd years ago and has never failed to impress me ever since. If you like fishing, playing tennis, or even watching cricket, Graves park has things to do in abundance. This park is vast, and with the rare breeds animal area, it's an idea place... More

We regularly visit, graves park and love being able to get up close and feed the animals. Great walks around the park and a large play ground .

Sheffield is well blessed with parks and one of the biggest and best is Graves Park. It has changed with the times but retains the essential ingredients of a council park. It has lawns, flowers, bowling green, tennis courts, duck ponds and children's playground. All well kept and linked by footpaths which facilitate a safe and extensive walk, as short... More

Have taken my kids since they were babies now they visit on their own! Great walks as well as lots to do for kids. Rare breeds centre is worth a visit.