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4 years ago

We went apple picking and potato digging and had a...

We went apple picking and potato digging and had a fantastic morning with the kids (aged 4 and 6). Thanks to Intern Sam for teaching us the difference between the types of apples and potatoes. Top guide! Also, really impressed with the organic and 'clean' food approaches of this farm and the community vision. We will definitely be returning and wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

H
4 years ago

We love camping and do it regularly.

We love camping and do it regularly.
The facilities here are appalling, the showers were mouldy and falling apart, the walls aren't tiled or painted they are covered in floor Lino with nails which is all falling off.
In order to wash dishes or sit on a normal toilet that wasn't an open hole in the floor we had to drive there and it's the toilets shared by the public going about their normal day at the farm.
I know it's "camping" but I have never been to a campsite when the toilets are one hole in a little wooden shed, shared by 50-100 other campers.
One tap in the middle of the field that you have to fight the cows off to get to and then you're in a muddy mess because the water is just runnIng onto the mud.

Won't be going again, used to be a lovely donation run farm, now they charge just to go into their park of broken toys!

B
4 years ago

Great wild camping few days at the farm even with ...

Great wild camping few days at the farm even with rain as we tucked our tent right into a area along the track.
The ground was very wet and muddy but the staff had everything there and ready if needed help which was reassuring.
The farm was good for all ages and you can feed the animal.
Would recommend the farm shop for meat to cook on open fire and coffee shop.
Thanks for a great time Church Farm.

M
4 years ago

Really enjoyed visiting with my wife and our two y...

Really enjoyed visiting with my wife and our two young boys. The farm trail was excellent, with a few pleasant surprises along the way. The staff were fantastic and everything was reasonably priced. The Sunday roast in the associated pub was really good too. Only criticism is that they don't offer a children's menu - or at least not on a Sunday. Highly recommended.

J
4 years ago

Lovely place to bring the kids for a day out! Staf...

Lovely place to bring the kids for a day out! Staff were very nice and the animals are fun to watch. Feed for the animals is cheap and they provide standing units for children to see better when feeding them.

J
4 years ago

Great wild camping even in winter! It's nice to ha...

Great wild camping even in winter! It's nice to have the opportunity to hammock too and have a camp fire. Very friendly staff and the far trail shop and cafe all worth a look. Nice day trip out for children.

D
4 years ago

Tiny little place, very unclear what is there, no ...

Tiny little place, very unclear what is there, no greeting in reception once we found it. Rude and arrogant cyclists in their ridiculous lycra outfits standing with their bikes en mass on the entrance road. Had two kids with me an all they got to see was sweaty cyclist butt crack in tight shorts and two goats on the 5 min or less walk. The trails around the large fields seem to serve no purpose. Charging for extras is a joke when the only really thing to visit is the little shop and cafe. I would not recommend.

A
4 years ago

Great day, we unknowingly ended up going on their ...

Great day, we unknowingly ended up going on their open day, girls had real fun seeing the animals, the cafe was not serving food as I think they had a BBQ on at the pub opposite, it's a working farm and was therefore quiet muddy in places, really enjoyable day with the girls

About Church Farm Ardeley

Church Farm Ardeley is a unique and charming farm located in the heart of Hertfordshire, England. The farm offers a range of activities for visitors to enjoy, including a farm shop cafe, wild camping cabins, and the opportunity to feed the animals.

The farm shop cafe is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. It offers an array of fresh produce straight from the farm, including fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy products and baked goods. The café also serves delicious meals made with locally sourced ingredients that are sure to satisfy any appetite.

For those looking for an outdoor adventure or a peaceful retreat in nature, Church Farm Ardeley has got you covered with their wild camping cabins. These cozy cabins are nestled among the trees on the edge of the farm's fields and offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside. They are equipped with all necessary amenities such as heating systems and comfortable beds to ensure guests have a comfortable stay.

One of the most exciting experiences at Church Farm Ardeley is feeding their animals. Visitors can get up close and personal with cows, pigs, sheep chickens ducks rabbits guinea pigs goats ponies donkeys alpacas turkeys geese bees etc., learning about their habits while feeding them treats like carrots or apples.

The team at Church Farm Ardeley takes great pride in their commitment to sustainable farming practices that prioritize animal welfare as well as environmental conservation efforts such as composting waste materials into fertilizer for crops grown on-site.

In addition to these activities mentioned above there are many other things visitors can do at Church Farm Ardeley such as taking part in workshops on topics like beekeeping or cheese making; attending seasonal events like pumpkin picking during Halloween season; or simply enjoying walks around beautiful countryside surroundings.

Overall Church Farm Ardeley provides an unforgettable experience that combines education entertainment relaxation adventure all rolled into one!