Publications overview - Feather Down

11 September 2024

TimeWellSpent magazine escaped the city for a peaceful weekend break at College Farm in Norfolk. ”These impossibly wholesome escapes are so much more than off-grid stays in luxury tents, surrounded by bucolic views. Crucially, they offer freedom - freedom for children to safely roam working farms, without being shadowed by parents, who are then free to finish a sentence / wee / bottle of wine within peaceful, rolling countryside.”

11 September 2024

Terri from Mini Travellers spent a weekend exploring nature at Upper Shadymoor farm with her family. ”It was a lovely relaxing break that really encouraged us to slow down our pace and enjoy being outside in the fresh air, instead of inside glued to technology.”

11 September 2024

Muddy Stilettos stayed at Billingsmoor farm in Devon, agreeing that the ‘top-of-the-crops’ hat fits to a T. From learning about dairy farming to relaxing in the steaming hot tub and watching her kids roam free, Harriet enjoyed an off-grid stay ”in some of the most beautiful countryside Britain has to offer.”

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11 September 2024

Absolutely London featured Feather Down Farms in their Travel section as an ideal off-grid retreat from busy city life. ”In a world consumed with busyness, urgent deadlines and constant contact, slowing down in our everyday lives can be a challenge. Imagine your family immersing themselves in the rhythms of farm life, where each day brings new adventures and discoveries.”

5 September 2024

Feather Down Farms were chosen by Escapism magazine to feature in their Rewild at Heart Sustainable travel article in February 2024. ”Ready to get your glamp on? Your first port of call should be Feather Down Farms, [they] offer guests the opportunity to reconnect with the fields and forest.”

5 September 2024

SheerLuxe included Feather Down Farms in their May feature 'Where to go Glamping this summer', highlighting ”guests can stay in canvas hideaways that don’t have any electricity, and are instead kitted out with candles and oil lamps for a rustic experience – think starlit skies, roasted marshmallows under blankets by the fire, and cooking over a warm stove.”