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Turnastone Court Farm Lodge

Recently restored from a dilapidated barn into this modern self-catering accommodation, Turnastone Lodge is managed by CRT and volunteers. Sleeping up to ten people, Turnastone Court Farm Lodge has lots of room to get the family together for a relaxing rural break in the beautiful surroundings of Herefordshire.

Twyford Farm B&B and Bellflower Holiday Cottage

Run by our tenant farmers Bob Felton and Liz Wallis, Twyford Farm B&B and holiday cottage is located in the beautiful Ashdown Forest. Twyford Farm offers a rural retreat for all – whether you want to explore or relax - in this truly magical location. Providing a unique experience, our aim is to provide top quality accommodation whilst demonstrating that farming can co-exist and benefit from a countryside rich in wildlife.

Birkdale Farm Barn

Run by our associate farm tenants, this charming barn conversion sleeps up to six people. This small family run business is set in the breathtaking location in the heart of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It boasts gorgeous fields of rare flora and an excellent fishing lake.

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Turnastone Court Farm Lodge

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Twyford Farm B&B and BellFlower Cottage

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Birkdale Farm Barn

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CRT Village Show - Pay at the gate

Make a donation like you would at a CRT show In these unprecedented time, our staff, farmers and volunteers are unable to hit the road and see you in person. So we thought we'd bring the show to you online! We're asking you to support us by donating the amounts you would normally at an event.

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Farmers help fire fighters during devastating blaze at Thursley Common

On Saturday 30th May, a wildfire broke out at Thursley Common, a 20-hectare nature reserve less than four miles (as the crow flies) from CRT’s Pierrepont Farm in Surrey.

Strange squeaks coming from an oak tree?

28/05/2020: Wildlife monitors often work odd hours including very early morning starts and late nights as the sun sets. Find out what Dr Vince Lea recorded on his latest sunset survey.

Farmers help fire fighters during devastating blaze at Thursley Common

On Saturday 30th May, a wildfire broke out at Thursley Common, a 20-hectare nature reserve less than four miles (as the crow flies) from CRT’s Pierrepont Farm in Surrey.