A quiet livestock farm situated where the three counties of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Powys meet. We offer quality self-catering accommodation with disabled facilities, an indoor swimming pool, games room, BBQ Cabins and children’s play area
Let us hope 2026 is a good year for everyone.
Here on the farm we are looking forward to welcoming both returning and new guests over the coming year.
As usual we have lots of ideas for new projects on the farm to keep us busy. So watch this space for any new additions animal or otherwise!
Will the rain ever stop?
Easter is just around the corner and yet it still seems like winter with all the rain. The fields are water logged and the streams are full but with a few dry days it would be a different picture – just a bit of breeze on a dry day can make all the difference.
It will soon be lambing time and time to bottle feed the cade lambs. Then surely the weather will have picked up and spring will be here!
Sadly we have no guests to witness the first born lambs this year.
Due to this terrible Coronavirus we have had to stop having guests. We will review the situation in mid-June.
However, natures course continues and these lovely lambs are doing well.
Every year we feel privileged to see lambs being born and I even get to bottle feed the weaker or extra ones. This year I will not have my usual band of willing visitors to assist at the feeding times. The bottle racks may be needed!
Hoping for a good outcome for all of you in isolation.
Keep safe.
Despite the rain and the snow (not that it settled for long) the carpet of snowdrops has appeared on the lawn.
Over the years we have moved soil around the gardens and hidden in it are often a few bulbs which then decide to appear randomly. So there are always a few popping up in different places each year – we like it even if they are not always where you want them!
The snowdrop carpet is always a sign that winter will soon be turning to spring and that it is soon time to think about lambing!