Midgham Farm

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Activities on the farm:
Just a 15 minute walk away, a long stretch of the River Avon is reserved for guests booking fly fishing (15 April to 30 Sept) or coarse fishing (15 June to 15 March), which can be arranged on the farm. The river is also a wonderful place to swim or paddle. Relax at tents or log cabins spread out on the forest floor, with hammocks between the trees and lots of light coming through the canopy. For the energetic, there’s archery and axe throwing available across the wood. There’s a new paddock on the way to the accommodations, and new pig pen and new goat pen play area, and rabbits too. Close to the campsite is a pretty woodland stream, perfect for paddling or playing a leisurely game of Pooh sticks on your glamping Hampshire farm holiday. Or try out fishing, and talk about the one that got away at many a cosy country pub. Frogham’s Foresters even has donkeys in the car park! For an evening back at the farm, there are 4 campfires at Midgham to gather family and friends around. The honesty shop is well stocked with everything you’ll need from breakfast to BBQ time, and has an espresso machine too.

Please note our tents do not have electricity, although guests can access electricity through the communal areas and the honesty shop. Lights in the tents are by candles or oil lamps.

Any food that you would like to book (breakfast hampers, bbq box, stew pot, etc)  at an extra cost can be booked online or on-site.

Explore the area:
Dogs are welcome all year round but must be kept on a lead at all times. Off the farm, this glamping Hampshire getaway is just a 10-minute drive from both the New Forest Water Park and Somerley House, which offers varied fairs, festivals and activities. The Go Ape treetop trail at Moors Valley Country Park and the children’s play trail there is 9 miles away from Midgham Farm, and Paulton’s Park theme park is just 16 miles away. To get a glimpse of the past, Stonehenge is just 22 miles away, and Salisbury, 13 miles.