Feather Down Farm Days

Dotted around the country, Feather Down Farm Days offer glamping experiences on working farms that make for particularly great family breaks or holidays with younger children. Each farm offers its own activities and extras, but all offer warm, spacious tents with log-burners, fluffy duvets and real loos. Feather Down has now extended to include the Cotswolds and Exmoor National Park, and its prices now include bed and kitchen linen. Over the the past two years, more than 90% of its guests have rated their stay as ‘excellent’ or ‘very good’.

Accommodation provided by Feather Down Farm Days

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  Dolphinholme House Farm

  Dolphineholme Farm is a family run dairy farm, on the western edge of the Trough of Bowland, which is a designated area of outstanding natural beauty (AN.
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  Pant y March Farm

  Pant y March is a 180 acre working farm located in a truly stunning location overlooking Wales’ largest natural lake – Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) This is really a land of legends, of giants and fairies, of witches and wizards and of mythical creatures which inhabit the lakes and mountains.
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  Hollings Hill Farm

  Hollings Hill Farm is a working dairy farm of about 300 acres, set at the foot of the Malvern Hills Farmers Austin and Faye, and their own brood, keep 250 dairy cows and 100 calves, mainly British Friesians, and run a year round breeding programme, so there are always several new born calves on the farm.
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  Feather Down Farms, Boswarthen Farm

  Boswarthen is a family run dairy farm with 150 milking cows, 2 1/2 miles from the town of Penzance and just ten minutes drive from the north & south coast of Cornwall The farm's tents are beautifully sited, surrounded by hedges, in a secluded field with the most stunning views of Mounts Bay including St Michaels Mount and the Lizard Peninsula in the background.
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  Feather Down Farms, Billingsmoor Farm

  Billingsmoor Farm in Butterleigh is a traditional organic dairy farm, with 140 British Friesian cows on 320 acres of organice grass and woodland Farmers Robert, Jayne and family, run a year round breeding programme, so there are always new born calves on the farm.
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  Feather Down Farms Aller Farm

  This farm of approximately 350 acres, is mixed cropping with the majority being grass, maize and corn A restored orchard has a fabulous range of mixed apple trees, and in the late summer a great place to play hide and seek! Alongside this the Parris family also has a pedigree herd of 150 Holstein Friesian dairy cows, free range laying hens (always a fresh egg for breakfast), turkeys and roaming ducks.
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  Feather Down Farms Knaveswell Farm

  Knaveswell is a 156 acre dairy farm with a herd of around 80 Holstein Friesian cows, in the 'Isle of Purbeck' There's an all year round breeding programme, meaning there will usually be gorgeous young calves on the farm.
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  Manor Farm

  Farmed by the Brock family for over 100 years Manor Farm is a perfect example of traditional family farming Set in 400 acres of farmland with a scattering of quaint sunken lanes one wouldn't believe that the busy streets of London are only a mile away.
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  Feather Down Farm, Howbeck Lodge

  Howbeck farm in the Lake District is 300 acres of sheep and beef farming owned by John and Christine Stobart Of course, being set at the site of England's largest national park creates ideal opportunities for walks through beautiful landscapes.
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  West Sussex Feather Down Farm, Canfields Farm

  Canfields farm is an Organic Beef, Pork and Veal Farm in the area of Rudgwick It offers wonderful walking and cycling on the South Downs Way and pubs and restaurants in Rudgwick, ½ mile away.

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