Bluebird Gap Farm

Bluebird Gap Farm and its collection

Bluebird Gap Farm, opened in 1966, is a zoo in Hampton, United States.

The farm holds livestock, poultry and wildlife native to Virginia. The municipal master gardeners' demonstration garden also stands on the grounds.

History

It began in 1966 as Old MacDonald's Farm, ranking among the city's earliest parks, and started with 105 domestic animals that were given or lent, the aim being to show children from the city animals in a farm context. In 1969 it moved from the Hampton Coliseum site to Pine Chapel Road.

Animals and collection

Animals on show include horses, cows, pigs, goats and chickens.

Things to do

Things to do include Powhatan Pavilion, Azalea Trail, Nature Play Area, Human Sundial and Hampton Master Gardeners' Display Garden and Arboretum.

What the venue says

large children's playground
duck pond
nature trails
public paddle-craft launch area
Snack and drink vending machines are also located in the welcome center.
On-site parking is available for visitors free of charge.
The facility features open outdoor grounds, walking spaces, and public restrooms, though visitors looking for specific accommodations or specialized assistive devices should contact the park management directly ahead of time.