Feather Down Upper Shadymoor Farm

George Bradley 

on Google

2 years ago

Stayed here with our children in April this year. We didn’t know what to expect and were slightly regretting our booking when it was bucketing it down enroute. However, when we got there, the host met us from our car and straight away immersed our kids in to farm life, including letting the kids drive his jeep to our safari tent, via a dented fence post (sorry) and some muddy pits. We had a great time here, all off grid and very atmospheric having candles and oil lamps for evening light and having to burn logs in the stove t... read more

Emma Rodgers 

on Google

2 years ago

We stayed there last year. Not clean at all. Not sure if they expect people leaving to have cleaned up or not but it was really grim in the kitchen especially as you are cooking in there. The equipment wasn't great that was provided in the kitchen either. Happy to bring your own things if you know in advance. There was a number of us waiting to use the pizza oven on the campsite. Not very clear that everyone has to use the same one. There was mosquito larve in the hot tub and it just wasn't being cleaned enough. It is a love... read more

Louise Edwards 

on Google

3 years ago

I had been really looking forward to visiting a featherdown farm with my family and we booked one of their surprise stays meaning the location was allocated a week before going. We were given Upper Shadymoor farm in Shropshire. The location is really idyllic and the tents are lovely. The farmer who runs it however is the rudest person I’ve ever met and that’s saying something. There is no security at night and one of the other tents was occupied by teenagers having an all night party on the first night so we got no sleep. We... read more