About Us

The Horses

Horses and ponies are a big part of the farm. These are some of them. 

Poppy was our oldest at 31 years old. In the picture, Matthew is bringing her into the barn for feeding. Sadly she had to be  put to sleep in September 2025. 

Rocky,  26 years, having a bad hair day  A Falabella stallion and father of two ponies on the farm. 

Dee Dee, 13 years old on the right with her and Rocky’s  offspring. Dancer,  now 4 years old and April now 6 years old on the left.  The farm is named after her.

In the video, Ella,  26 years old,  gives Dancer at 3 weeks old some help with an itch.

Gardening

Relaxing, therapeutic and rewarding. There is always a lot of work in the up keep of the garden. Visitors can have their own areas to grow vegetables and flowers.  Some of the produce is used in the cookery

Explore

Explore

There is thirty acres of pasture and woodland to explore. If someone wants to take a break from the work and activities, they could choose a leisurely walk to enjoy the seeing deer, pheasants and other wildlife.

A Farm for all Seasons

A Farm for all Seasons

Throughout the year, the farm work changes with the seasons. In the summer, we'll see hay making, in autumn, hedge and tree planting. With winter, the summers hay crop becomes the winter feed. Spring brings new growth and spring planting. Regular visitors will witness these transitions and be part of its story.

Getting Involved

Visitors will be encouraged to become involved in how the farm develops and deciding what direction it takes. Whether taking part in a brainstorming session or by doing the work to turn the idea in something real, there will be a sense of ownership. By having their ideas listened to and taking shape will boost self esteem and boost confidence.