Explore the UK National Parks

Every year, National Parks week celebrates the diversity and beauty of the 15 National parks located throughout England, Wales and Scotland. As the week draws to a close, we want to celebrate our farms that are located in or near a National Park.

Stunning natural beauty, beautiful wildlife and fascinating cultural heritage make these living and working landscapes truly unique, with National Parks accounting for 10% of the landmass of the UK. Conservation, enhancement, sustainability, enjoyment – four words that sit at the heart of all National Parks.

5 of our UK farms are located within or next to a National Park, providing a great base in which to explore the expansive outdoors and discover more about the delightful wildlife that surrounds us.

Pant Y March, Snowdonia

Know as Eryri in Welsh, Snowdonia features 9 mountain ranges alongside 23 miles of sweeping coastline, a perfect juxtaposition of landscapes. At Pant Y March, you'll enjoy panoramic views across Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake), the largest natural lake in Wales.

College farm, Broads

Explore enchanting waterways and blue rivers from land or water in the heart of east England. Hire a boat from a nearby mooring or take a walk directly from the farm alongside the 125miles of wetland. Will you spot a Norfolk Hawker dragonfly or a Swallowtail butterfly?

Manor farm, South Downs

With over 100 miles of public pathways, you can enjoy stunning views of nature and countryside. Manor Farm is nestled on the north edge of the National Park, with plenty of routes to enjoy from the farm; will you find some of the rarest bird, mammal and insect life located nowhere else in Europe?

Billingsmoor farm, Exmoor

Although Exmoor is one of the smallest UK National Parks, it makes up for it's size in spectacular coastline, expansive moorland and rolling farmland. With Exmoor ponies and Red deer that graze in this area, you'll experience wonderful wildlife a short drive from Billingsmoor farm.

Fountain Violet farm, Dartmoor

Although close to the River Dart, a short drive inland from Fountain Violet will place you in the south of Dartmoor National Park. With 450 miles of paths to walk, cycle or ride, Dartmoor is packed full of stunning views that will take your breath away.

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