Sheep Trekking

After arriving at the farm and meeting our lovely sheep, you will be matched with your buddy for the trek. We will have a brief talk about handling the sleep, and spend a short time ensuring you are happy and confident walking your new friend around an enclosed field, bonding with them and giving them a snack.

Following this we will set off on a trek around a our beautiful 100 acre farm leading your sheep. 

Trek length and difficult can be changed according to your booking. If you fancy a good stomp up the the highest point of the farm to admire the fantastic views, we can. However if you have young children with you or would rather have a leisurely stroll along lowland fields, we can do that instead. 

After the trek we will return to the field in time for you take some selfies with your sheep, give them another snack and some fuss before the experience ends.

Children may have to share a sheep with an adult depending on their confidence and age. If this is the case two leads will be attached. 

• A personal and customisable experience with our sheep
• Meet each cute and unique personality to pick the one you want to walk with

Equipment needed:As this is a working farm, things can get a bit muddy, especially if the weather has been poor. Please dress accordingly. Sturdy shoes/boots are a must. if you are wearing open toed shoes or sandals, you will not be permitted to trek.

Weather: We do our very best to continue walking in all weather conditions, providing we deem it possible and safe for our customers and sheep. We understand it can be disappointing, but cancellations due to bad weather are at our discretion. If we need to cancel we will re-arrange an alternative date for you within the next 12 months.

Toilets:We regret that we do not have a toilet on site. So please make sure you have been prior to arriving. Otherwise it is nature wees!

Parking: There will be somebody to direct you where to park on arrival. Please note that for safety and security reasons, we cannot allow members of the public to stay on site, unless they are participating in a trek.