Bramblewood Farm Tours

At Bramblewood Farm, we want everyone to feel welcome to come and learn about what we do. We believe that everybody should have a connection to the land that feeds them and know where their food comes from.

We don't want people to be excluded because they can't afford a ticket, so we have taken the decision to make our Farm Tours free for everyone.

Cost has been one of the biggest limitations on expanding our offerings of tours and we have been hesitant about expanding, despite being booked out for weeks. But because of the amazing response and enthusiasm, we have decided to take a risk and will now offer our tours on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday every week all without charge.

We have had quite a number of people ask about donating to cover the cost of their tickets, and we have been extremely grateful and humbled by their generosity. So, if you find our tours valuable, and you have the desire and means to do so, we encourage you to donate to cover the cost of your ticket, and if you're feeling extraordinarily generous, you can also pay it forward to cover someone else who can't.

You will never be asked if you have donated and it is not required for you to come. You can choose to do so before, during, or afterwards or not at all. We will never check, it is entirely voluntary.

Thank you all for your support, and we can't wait to see you on the farm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at Nick@Bramblewoodfarm.co.uk if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How many tickets should I book?

Please book one ticket per adult (16+). Each adult can bring up to two children included in their ticket. We are working on improving the functionality of the site to allow multiple tickets per booking, but for now you'll need to just create a separate booking per adult ticket.

For example, if you are a parent with a ten year old and a five year old, book one ticket. If you are a parent with a 16 year old and two under tens, book two tickets (one for the parent and under tens and one for the 16 year old). If you have any questions, please get in touch.

What do I need to bring?

Just dress for the weather and make sure you are wearing closed shoes or boots. The field can get muddy and there will be some manure and droppings on the pasture, so don't wear your Sunday best.

Where do we meet?

We will meet five minutes before the scheduled tour time outside the Bramblewood Farm Shop.

Do we get to play with the animals?

Yes, you will get to meet the animals and have some time playing with and interacting with them. All our animals are very well socialised and love human contact, but they are still animals and they will need you to be calm, respectful, and kind.

Is it hygenic?

Animals poop and pee where they want, there's no getting around it. We move our animals onto fresh pasture several times per week which keeps things fresh but Zoonotic disease (animal to human infection) is always a risk when interacting with livestock. We can minimise that risk by washing our hands and avoiding eating and drinking whilst on the tour since most infection occurs orally. We provide handwashing stations and reminders throughout and you can bring your own hand sanitiser if you wish (This should not replace handwashing though, soap and water is always recommended). If you have any concerns, please get in touch.

Can we collect our own eggs?

Yes, you can take an empty carton with you and collect your own eggs from the Chickens. You can pay for the eggs at any time before or after the tour.

I want to change the date of my booking.

When you make the booking, you will be asked if you want to create an account with us. If you choose this option, you will be able to view and amend your upcoming bookings. If not, you can create an account using the same email address you used to make the booking, and you should be able to access your bookings.

I have already paid for a tour, but now they are free, what gives?

In order to make providing a free tour more sustainable, we initially opted to host paid events in addition to the free ones to try and cover the costs. But that didn't feel right to us and it added complexity to the organisation. So we decided to make them all free and provide a channel for people to make a donation if they chose to.

If you feel that you would like a refund, please get in touch to discuss.

Bramblewood Farm Tours

Frequently Asked Questions

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