We stayed in a big group; 5 couples with kids aged 6-9 (19 people). Micklemersh farm was great, lots for the kids to see, accommodation was so much better than expected. Staying in Monarchs view, Bluebells, Foxglove, Shephard Huts and Archers Retreat. I would certainly stay in Monarchs View again, loads of space and acted as the communal house with space downstairs for that many people. The games room was ‘rustic’ but the kids loved it. It is a working farm so can be a bit noisy, and you so you can’t be completely hands off holiday parenting. All round highly recommend.

Have known the owners both privately and professionally for many years, Carrying out various activities and agricultural contracting during harvest preparation and storage of crops, silage, hay and straw. Lovely quiet place to stay with fantastic views and plenty of things to do from walks along the river to country pub dining nearby.

Very comfortable and a great place to stay.

We stayed in Bluebells Cottage at the end of May for 3 nights and we'd happily recommend it. The cottage is spacious and well-equipped and our children loved being on the farm and helping Fran to feed the animals each day. The location was accessible and easy to find as well.

This place was so wonderful I did not want to go home! Family of 4 (including 2 and 5 year old) we stayed in the shepherd's huts for 2 nights which were so cute and cosy. Lovely attention to detail to make it homely from the decor, cute matching crockery, fluffy towels. It had everything we needed for 'glamping'; bathroom with shower, sink and toilet, kitchen that includes microwave, 2 ring hob, toaster, kettle all utensils, pans etc. 2 very comfortable double beds, dresser and telly. I would have really liked wi fi if I'm being picky so we could have watched a film later on in the evening. Oh and maybe a plug socket nearer to the dresser but not a big deal. Outside was a large woodburner and table with chairs, we loved eating our tea out here with the fire going and watching the cows in the field. Sky was so clear could see many constellations. Oh I forgot to mention fab sunset and full moon. There were a couple of good walks to the local pubs through beautiful countryside but was a bit too far with very young kids we just did a small bit of the walk. Each morning we went straight to the barn to play with Mini the pet baby goat she's so lovely and friendly. You can also see all the baby cows, turkeys, hens... Most of the cows here were dairy cows they have a really huge area over a few fields to roam and enjoy life. The shepherd's hut is close to main farmhouse and yard, was not disturbed at all by other guests and it actually made life very easy whilst still being in the field. One of the days we went to nearby Paultons theme park which was great. I would definitely stay here again, maybe in spring to see the lambs or when there's piglets as well. Would love it if they had a little farm stall selling the milk, eggs etc for guests. The nearest shop was an 8 minute drive so not ridiculous. There was a very good chippy near said shop too. I really hope to stay here again very soon, was such a massive change I've never been glamping before and found it the perfect antidote from the rat race of home. Thankyou so much for the hospitality.