Escape to a simpler
life in the countryside

The farm is really beautiful, and the family really put a lot of effort into the guests. Pizza night was a real highlight where they provide a 3 course meal with cider for the adults and apple juice for the kids. The farm tour, taken by Matty and Martha was our favourite part. They both clearly enjoy talking to the guests and are great with the kids, so all had a fantastic trip round the farm. Having been to another featherdown farm before, this was a lot more enjoyable, partly because the farm is so beautiful, but mostly because the family are so lovely.

Our visit to Moor farm was our first Feather Down holiday and we loved it. Matt, Richard and family were so friendly and accommodating. Our 3 kids had a great holiday, they were free to explore and really enjoyed feeding the young animals (calves and pigs) with Matt, the pizza night was a lovely social evening and Matt's pizzas and dip are a must try, he is a great cook; the farm tour was interesting and fun with a number of stops and walks seeing sheep, cattle and the canal. We got a real feel for farm life, could go swimming in the families indoor heated pool daily and were even invited to play crocket on the lawn. We felt part of the family for the week. The farm shop is incredibly well stocked and we would suggest you save off buying produce before getting to the farm as you can buy local fresh produce on site daily (the meat is from the farm!). A great relaxing time was had by all.

We had such an amazing time! From start to finish everything was perfect. Hannah and Will have the perfect balance of being there if you need them but also letting you get on with it too. We didn't want to come home and are already looking to book to come back. LOVED it and would recommend this to anyone but especially if you have children. They can roam around feeding the chickens, looking for eggs, feeding the pigs, playing on the rope swing. Just amazing! Thankyou so much for having us x

We had a truly relaxing time on our glamping break. The views from our tent were superb. Anna and Will were great hosts with just enough communication with their guests. Advising guests of local attractions, promoting local pubs and villages. Manor farm is a great asset to the local community. Lukie took us on our farm tour which is not to be missed not just for children but for our group of 4 ladies in our 50s. The hot tub was excellent especially on our last night looking up at the stars. If you haven't been glamping - do it.

We had the most perfect time. The staff were friendly and helpful, the setting and tent were glorious, and we were lucky enough to have almost-perfect weather. We failed miserably to heat the hot tub, but I think that was down to our lack of fire-making skills. We only stayed two nights, but were so relaxed we felt like we were away a lot longer. We've already recommended the site to friends and will 100% be back.

We(all 21 of us) had a great long weekend. We were however very disappointed that the kids couldn’t collect eggs each morning as there was no hen coup, we’ve been to two other Featherdown farms collecting eggs was one of the highlights of the day. We were also disappointed not to get a tour of the farm so it didn’t really feel like we were staying on a farm, could have been any camp site!

This was our fourth Feather Down Farm holiday. We are a family of two adults, three children (ages 10, 7 and 4). We had a great time although a bit different to our previous experiences on farms.What we loved: Andrew's farm tour and speaking with him in the evenings about managing the farm – absolutely fascinating; Denise's welcome and her truly fabulous cooking and baking (definitely order the lamb dinner – the best lamb we have ever eaten); the fishing lesson with Dennis – catching fish was an absolute highlight of the holiday for our children; the shower block – definitely the best we have experienced at Feather Down.What didn't work so well for us: 1) The site on which the tents are located felt very small and enclosed. Our children need a good space to run around when they are outside and we like to be able to see them, especially the youngest. In other farms we have visited, the tents have been in the middle of a big field which has meant we could relax and leave the children to it. However, here we had to take them into another field or to the beach to let off steam and so we had to be with them most of the time. 2) The children had almost no interaction with any animals which was very disappointing. There were sheep and cows on the farm but not for children to engage with or pet. There was a lovely horse but he only once came to us when we tried to encourage him over. Collecting eggs was in fact the only activity for the children that involved farm animals which was a huge shame.