Among the animals and in nature at Feather Down New Barn Farm

Experience authentic farm life at Feather Down New Barn Farm in Bedfordshire. This charming farm, run by Will and Hannah Tongue and their children, offers a unique glamping experience. Stay in comfortable tent lodges at the edge of a vast field, surrounded by animals such as horses, sheep, and donkeys. Discover the surrounding nature, visit nearby cities like Oxford and Cambridge, and enjoy local cuisine. And many parks with beautiful lakes are also close by.

  • Mini zoo
  • Visit Oxford and Cambridge
  • Off-road cycling and hiking trails
  • Bicycle rental
  • Pizza evenings
  • Farm shop
  • Taking care of horses
  • Walking in the nature reserve
  • Order homemade meals
  • Feed the animals
  • Cuddle barn
  • Racing on the go-karts

Facilities and activities at Feather Down New Barn Farm

(Sports) activities

  • Bicycle rental
  • Horseback riding

Activities in the area

  • Cycling
  • Museums
  • Mountain biking
  • Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • Horseback riding
  • Walking

Kids and teenagers

  • Children's farm
  • Playground (outdoor)
  • Go-kart-rental

Location

  • Near a forest
  • On a farm

Park facilities

  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • English

Unique properties

  • Small scale park

Food & Beverage

  • Takeaway meals

Holiday park

  • Feather Down Farms
Feather Down New Barn Farm

Surroundings

Historic stone arches with bicycles, cobbled path, and classic courtyard in Carlton, East of England, UK.
Rowing team on a river during sunrise near Carlton, East of England, UK, with mist and trees in the background.
Street view of historic buildings and parked bicycles, likely in Oxford, England, beneath a clear blue sky.

Ouse Valley (10 km)

The Ouse Valley, close to New Barn Farm, offers beautiful hills and picturesque landscapes. With its peaceful trails and breathtaking views, the Ouse Valley is a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers. The area is ideal for off-road cycling and walking routes suitable for the whole family. Explore the diverse flora and fauna as you walk along the winding River Great Ouse.

The iconic dome-shaped Radcliffe Camera building in Oxford, England, stands under a clear blue sky.
Elegant stone bridge in Carlton, East of England, United Kingdom, reflected in a clear river with lush green surroundings.

Blackwell Hole

A short distance from BoerenBed New Barn Farm lies the nature reserve Blackwell Hole. This serene woodland area invites you to relaxing walks and the discovery of local flora and fauna. For families and nature lovers, Blackwell Hole offers an ideal escape from daily bustle and a chance to enjoy unspoiled nature. The quiet paths and open spaces are perfect for a picnic or a moment of reflection.


Oxford

About an hour's drive from New Barn Farm lies the historic city of Oxford, known for its prestigious university and impressive architecture. In this city you'll find both culture and relaxation. Wander through the cobbled streets and discover the centuries-old colleges, such as Christ Church and Magdalen College. Visit the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in the world, and admire the collection in the Ashmolean Museum. For a panoramic view over the city, climb the tower of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin. End the day with a relaxing punting trip on the River Cherwell or enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in one of the cosy cafés.

Cambridge

About an hour and a half's drive from BoerenBed New Barn Farm, you will find Cambridge, a city steeped in academic history and charming architecture. Explore the famous colleges, such as King's College with its impressive chapel, and stroll through the beautiful gardens of Trinity College. The Fitzwilliam Museum houses an impressive collection of art and antiquities. A punting trip on the River Cam offers a unique perspective of the 'Backs', the picturesque backs of the colleges. The bustling market at Market Square is perfect for discovering local crafts and delicacies.

Practical information

ground plan

Truly offline: no wifi and electricity

Scored with a 8.4

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  • 06 Aug 2022

    I have just spent a week (Monday to friday) at this wonderful farm. The owners and all the staff were lovely, attentive and friendly. The facilities are spot on and I haven't enjoyed myself so much away in a long time, relaxing, lots of things to do locally as well as walks around and about the farm, horses to cuddle, guinea pigs to cuddle in the cuddle barn, very reasonable honesty shop, bike hire and the stone baked pizza was delicious. Me and my husband took our 9 year old, who loved the space, the animals and the outdoors. The tents are well maintained and the fresh chicken eggs are to die for. Tent facilities are very good, do take a blanket in the winter but we were there just now in August 2022 so we were not cold, though it can be chilly in the morning. The Fox pub in the little village down the road is a wonderful place to eat and do take up the experience of grooming the horses and going to Bevistan Farm sheep milking (and lamb feeding and cuddles!) with Bev and Steve. All in all the experience was wonderful. Hannah and Will who own the farm are approachable, helpful and run a wonderful place. Thank you from the Yesson Family xx

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  • 30 Aug 2020

    Fantastic place!!

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Frequently asked questions about Feather Down New Barn Farm

  1. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, this must be paid on site (local rate).

  2. Can I park at the tent house?

    There is a parking area for cars at the farm. From there, you can use a wheelbarrow to bring your luggage to your accommodation. Cars are not allowed on the farm grounds or near the tents.

  3. What is there to do in the area?

    New Barn Farm in Bedfordshire is an ideal base for various activities. Just 5 km away is the charming town of Olney, perfect for an afternoon of shopping and visits to local cafés. The Ouse Valley, about 10 km away, offers excellent hiking and cycling routes through beautiful countryside. For motorsports enthusiasts, the circuits at Towcester and Silverstone are within 30 km. Nature lovers can explore the nearby Blackwell Hole nature reserve, ideal for walks and wildlife spotting. With so much to do in the area, everyone will have fun during your stay at the farm.

  4. How far is the center from the campsite?

    The charming town of Olney is just 5 km away. Here you will find shops and cafés.

  5. What are the check-in and check-out times for Feather Down New Barn Farm?
    The check-in at Feather Down New Barn Farm starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  6. Is Feather Down New Barn Farm open all year round?
    No, Feather Down New Barn Farm is open from 4 April until 8 September.
  7. Is there a restaurant at Feather Down New Barn Farm?
    No there are no restaurants at Feather Down New Barn Farm. The park does however offer some takeaway meals
  8. Is there a camping store at Feather Down New Barn Farm?
    Yes, at Feather Down New Barn Farm you'll find a shop.
  9. Is there a bike rental facility at Feather Down New Barn Farm?
    Yes, at Feather Down New Barn Farm you'll find a bicycle rental.

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