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The wood-fired stove inside of the accommodation will keep it warm and cosy. It is important to regularly add some wood. During the night we would recommend bringing warm pyjamas and perhaps some extra blankets and a hot water bottle.

Should you have to charge your phone during your stay, it may be possible to do so in the farm shop. Most of the time there will also be power sockets available at the communal shower block (if staying at selected locations).

You can make yourself a filter coffee or use our coffee mill which can be found in the accommodation. Or take instant coffee with you: whatever takes your fancy!

In the accommodation, there is a cool chest. In this cool chest are cooling elements that will keep your food and drinks chilled. Once these cool elements run out you can swap them for new ones. In the farm shop or shed, there will be a cool box where you can swap the cool elements.

No. In the kitchen you will find everything you need, so you don’t have to bring anything from home yourself! For babies and young children, it is useful to bring your own cutlery and drinking cups.

Yes. A warm shower can be taken at the farmhouse showers or if you have booked accommodation with a private en-suite or private outdoor shower (which is a gas-powered shower).

Yes. The accommodation has a kitchenette with cold running tap water. This is normal tap water and therefore also suitable as drinking water. Our toilets can be flushed like a normal toilet.

No. There is no electricity in the accommodation. Turn off your phone and put away your tablet as time with each other is key during a Feather Down holiday! At some locations, there is limited Wifi available. Usually not within the accommodations but close to the main house. Ask and discuss with your host on arrival.

It is not allowed to stay in our tented cottages with six adults. It is not allowed to place extra air mattresses or mattresses in the accommodation. For six or more people, we advise you to book a tented cottage for 10 people or to book two tented cottages.

Yes. You can fit a travel cot in the accommodation. You can also hire one from us for a small fee. Due to limited space, only 1 cot per lodge is allowed.

No. Bed linen and towels are provided per person or you can bring your own. A towel package consists of one bath towel and one small hand towel. You will need to bring your own bed linen for children under two years if you are bringing your own travel cot. This can be booked as an extra when making your reservation or you can bring your own.

The starter package includes a roll of toilet paper, garbage bag, dish brush and liquid, kitchen linen, matches, and firelighters.

Always included in the booking: bed linen, duvets, pillows, towel package per person, a flushing toilet, kitchen unit with utensils and running water, cool box with cooling elements, wood stove including wood, covered veranda with a picnic table, BBQ, and 2 deck chairs. There is also a starter package in each tent and there are oil lamps, candles, and tea lights. Furthermore, a free parking space and the final cleaning is done by the farmer, although you are also expected to leave the tents clean at departure.

Our tented cottages are suitable for a maximum of 5 adults and 1 child up to 12 years old. The cupboard bed is suitable for either 1 adult or 1 adult and a child under 12 years old. There is a corner that cuts off on one side of the cupboard bed so the length of the mattress on one side is too short for an adult, the width is 130 cm. In addition to 5 adults and 1 child, a baby is allowed, younger than 2 years, provided that he/she sleeps in a cot.

No. At the location, there will be a designated parking area. From there you can use the provided wheelbarrow to transport your luggage to your accommodations. Cars are not allowed on Feather Down properties and next to the accommodation.

At most of our farms, you can find an Honesty shop. As there are only about 5 to 10 tents at the farms, the selection in the farm shop is limited. The available selection will mostly consist out of basic necessities for breakfast and a simple warm meal. Other than that there will be juices, sodas, beer, and wine. Snacks and some sweets for the little ones can also be found in the shop. Some farm shops also offer ice cream during the summer. Other than that there are also the local products and handy items such as toothpaste, shampoo, etc.

The number of tents varies by location (tent numbers range from 1 to 10).

Due to the rural locations of our farms, it may be that mobile signal could be a little patchy (all the more reason to switch off and enjoy re-connecting to nature)! However, in the event of an emergency, the farmer hosting you would be more than happy for you to use their landline to call for help as needed.

Yes, for most of our glamping season our farms work on a 3-night minimum length of stay at weekends, and a 4-night minimum length of stay mid-week. At certain times, for some of our farms that might take longer to travel to we do offer 2-night stays at weekends, during low season or out of school holidays.

During your stay, the farmers are your hosts, and it is important to us they remain as farmers, therefore our minimum stay policy is in place for their work and commitments.

Got to leave on the Sunday? If you have booked a 3-night stay and do have to leave on the Sunday, then you can enjoy the farm and your canvas hideaway all day.

Currently, we are only offering 3, 4, and 7 nights but if you would like to request for a longer stay, please contact our booking office at +44142080804 or email us at info@featherdown.co.uk

Our arrival and departure days are on Mondays and Fridays. During the regular (bank) holidays such as Easter and summer, the dates are set. If you would like to request a flexible arrival date please contact our booking office at +44142080804 or email us at info@featherdown.co.uk

At the moment, you are not able to purchase travel insurance with us. We recommend that you get travel insurance from a third-party provider

No. Feather Down is a unique concept which we treasure deeply. Because of this, we do not allow to bring your own tent or caravan.

No, not to our UK farms. If you are travelling to our farms in the EU, there may be a tourist tax to pay upon arrival. The amount varies per country.

It is expected that guests do the following on the day of departure:
– Empty the bins, putting rubbish into a waste bag and placing it in a container
– Strip the beds, collect all linen and hired towels and bring them to the designated area.
– Make sure the washing up is done and has been put away
– If you book a few tents, please make sure the right number of cutlery, chairs, etc., is put back in the right tent.

On the day of departure, you are requested to vacate the accommodation before 10:30 am. Please double-check your welcome document as times sometimes vary per farm. Should you not vacate the accommodation before 10:30 am, your host is entitled to charge an extra fee of £30.

Arrival check-in time is from 4pm. Please double-check your welcome document as times sometimes vary per farm. The time between the departure and arrival of guests is key for the host(s) to be able to prepare the accommodations for the arrival of their new guests. Because of this, it is not possible to arrive before 4pm. Should you be delayed and expect to arrive later than 8pm, please contact your host(s) to make them aware of this. You can find the contact number as well as the address for the farm in the welcome document on your personal page which will be available once your booking has been paid for in full. Should you arrive later than 8pm, your host is entitled to charge an extra fee of £30.

Some locations have hot tubs available, but just like all other extras, they can be booked while supplies last. Farms with hot tubs

Most of our farms allow well-behaved dogs. A maximum of two dogs per accommodation is allowed, upon payment of a fee of £25 per dog per stay. Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times while on the farm and cannot be left behind in the accommodation. In the event that your dog causes damage to the accommodation or the farm and its livestock, you will be liable to bear the full costs. You can find a list of our dog-friendly farms on our farms page.

Some of our farms will have the option for you to hire bicycles. This can be booked online or directly at the farm if it is still available.

No. You can book the extras at a later stage up until a week before you go via us, your personal page or directly at the farm. We advise you to book some of the more sought-after extras in advance due to their popularity or limited stock, e.g. hot tubs, bicycles, and activities for children.

We are always on the look-out for new farms in beautiful parts of the country. If you are interested in becoming a Feather Down farm, please make contact with us on joinus@featherdown.co.uk.