If you're looking for a fun activity during your stay, below are a few ideas. These activities aren't organised by us - please click the links to get in touch with the organisers yourself and they'll let you know their prices which will depend on the size of your group and their availability etc!
Sporty Options:
Exmoor Adventures offers kayaking, coasteering, rock climbing, raft building and the list of adrenaline fuelled fun goes on.... prices start at around £35 per person for groups.
Channel Adventure also offers a variety of similar adventurous activities for all ages and walks of life - from axe throwing to paddle boarding, there's something for everyone!
Birds Hill Days offers archery, clay pigeon shooting, fencing and pistol shooting either here on our farm or at their activity centre.
The Bear Trail is a muddy adventure trail outside Cullompton (think zip wires, climbing frames, rope swings and lots of Devon mud). There are hot showers for anyone who gets muddy and they cook wood fired pizzas at lunchtime.
Dance, Yoga and Disco:
Dancemore offers a variety of dance options, acrobatics and yoga. They can travel to us if you'd like to have a yoga session on our farm and also have a dance studio in nearby Wiveliscombe (10 minutes drive).
Somerset Silent Disco can deliver a disco kit here and they also have silent cinema screens. We recommend booking Stag Lodge if you're thinking about dancing as there's a large floor space, or if you've hired Kestrel, Hawk and Buzzard you can borrow our gazebo for your disco or movie! Prices are around £100 + £1 per headphone and Darren offers a 10% discount for our guests.
Food
Katie at Tracebridge Sourdough offers breadmaking, fermentaria courses and brilliant pizza nights on Fridays throughout the summer.
The Quantock Brewery has events in their tap room - think live music, street food, comedy nights - get in touch with them for more options.
Flower Crown making:
Emma at Brompton Buds offers relaxing flower crown making either here in our little marquee or in her gorgeous 18th Century workshop a mile from us. From £25 per person for groups including a glass of two of fizz and cake.
On the Farm
If you are feeling energetic we can offer sheep herding on our farm! This is harder than it sounds and requires wellies and old clothing! Get in touch with Catherine if this appeals, we charge £100 for a group of up to 18 guests to do this and needs to be pre- arranged at least 10 days before you arrive so we can move the sheep to a suitable field for you set it up with hurdles to herd them into! If you're staying on the farm in April and early May there are usually a few sweet little orphan lambs to bottle feed if you like!
Previous hen groups have held egg & spoon races and traditional games like tug of war and rounders in the field. As we ask hen groups to take all three lodges in a field you will have the field to yourselves space to play whatever field games you like.
Sporty Options:
Exmoor Adventures offers kayaking, coasteering, rock climbing, raft building and the list of adrenaline fuelled fun goes on.... prices start at around £35 per person for groups.
Channel Adventure also offers a variety of similar adventurous activities for all ages and walks of life - from axe throwing to paddle boarding, there's something for everyone!
Birds Hill Days offers archery, clay pigeon shooting, fencing and pistol shooting either here on our farm or at their activity centre.
The Bear Trail is a muddy adventure trail outside Cullompton (think zip wires, climbing frames, rope swings and lots of Devon mud). There are hot showers for anyone who gets muddy and they cook wood fired pizzas at lunchtime.
Dance, Yoga and Disco:
Dancemore offers a variety of dance options, acrobatics and yoga. They can travel to us if you'd like to have a yoga session on our farm and also have a dance studio in nearby Wiveliscombe (10 minutes drive).
Somerset Silent Disco can deliver a disco kit here and they also have silent cinema screens. We recommend booking Stag Lodge if you're thinking about dancing as there's a large floor space, or if you've hired Kestrel, Hawk and Buzzard you can borrow our gazebo for your disco or movie! Prices are around £100 + £1 per headphone and Darren offers a 10% discount for our guests.
Food
Katie at Tracebridge Sourdough offers breadmaking, fermentaria courses and brilliant pizza nights on Fridays throughout the summer.
The Quantock Brewery has events in their tap room - think live music, street food, comedy nights - get in touch with them for more options.
Flower Crown making:
Emma at Brompton Buds offers relaxing flower crown making either here in our little marquee or in her gorgeous 18th Century workshop a mile from us. From £25 per person for groups including a glass of two of fizz and cake.
On the Farm
If you are feeling energetic we can offer sheep herding on our farm! This is harder than it sounds and requires wellies and old clothing! Get in touch with Catherine if this appeals, we charge £100 for a group of up to 18 guests to do this and needs to be pre- arranged at least 10 days before you arrive so we can move the sheep to a suitable field for you set it up with hurdles to herd them into! If you're staying on the farm in April and early May there are usually a few sweet little orphan lambs to bottle feed if you like!
Previous hen groups have held egg & spoon races and traditional games like tug of war and rounders in the field. As we ask hen groups to take all three lodges in a field you will have the field to yourselves space to play whatever field games you like.
