Oak Farm was established in 1820, following the enclosure of Naseby Parish. It is a 250-acre farm of which 115 acres is historic ridge and furrow. It was recently restored to its original condition. This is a great opportunity to see a working farm with British breeds of livestock (some rare breeds). You will learn about beef and sheep farming, grassland and soil management and conservation and wild life.
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Oak Farm
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- Coach parking
- Covered space
- Hand washing facilities
- Toilets
We are keen that children benefit from our facilities - we encourage them to run around, use the lawns in our garden for play and learn about what we grow.
Pricing
Entry to the farm is free. Donations if you can afford it to our chosen charity - The Country Trust which exists to give underprivileged children access to the living countryside.
What we can offer
- Pre-visit information available
- Risk assessment
Accreditations
Other Accreditations
Farm assurance
