
Feed the herd
Our ten Nigerian Dwarf pygmy kids come to the fence for a fistful of feed - patient, greedy and endlessly good company for children.

Ten Nigerian Dwarf pygmy kids - some snow white, some black, brown and white - born this summer. Bring the children, bring a handful of feed, and stay for a scone afterwards.
Feeding happens through the afternoon when the café is open. Groups and school visits are welcome by arrangement.

Our ten Nigerian Dwarf pygmy kids come to the fence for a fistful of feed - patient, greedy and endlessly good company for children.

Quail eggs, estate-reared beef and organic ice cream sold at the shop when supplies allow - seasonal and in small numbers.

The paddock is expanding with more small breeds and quail, alongside goat yoga sessions in the field on fine mornings.
Kyle Park has farmed this valley for over two centuries. Our historic farmyard visits bring that story to life for schools, families and groups - the old stone outbuildings, the hay meadows, the animals that have always been part of life here.

Walk the original farmyard buildings that have served the estate for generations, still in use today beside the paddocks and the walled garden.

See how the land was worked through the seasons - hay making, grazing and the rhythms of the farming year in the Carlow valley below the house.

From the polytunnel and kitchen garden to estate-reared beef and quail eggs, see where food comes from before it reaches The View Café.










School tours, birthday visits and goat yoga bookings - email us and we'll set a time.