Glammping in the South Downs national park at Feather Down Manor Farm

Experience the ultimate outdoors at Feather Down Manor Farm in Hampshire. This authentic farm offers a unique glamping experience in the middle of the beautiful English countryside. Explore nature reserves, historic villages and local markets. Meet Alfa a curious llama and Sweep the dog and enjoy a simpler life for a while with Anna and Will on the farm.

  • Protected nature reserve
  • Small family campground
  • Camping in the orchard
  • Lambs in spring
  • Pizza nights
  • Farm Shop
  • Campfire area next to your tent house
  • Dogs allowed (leashed)
  • Tent houses with hot tub

Facilities and activities at Feather Down Manor Farm

Activities in the area

  • Canoeing
  • Museums
  • Mountain biking
  • Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
  • Horseback riding
  • Picturesque villages
  • Fishing
  • Walking

Kids and teenagers

  • Playground (outdoor)

Location

  • Near a forest
  • On a farm

Park facilities

  • Shop
  • Free parking nearby or at the park

Spoken language

  • English

Unique properties

  • Small scale park

Food & Beverage

  • Takeaway meals

Holiday park

  • Feather Down Farms
Feather Down Manor Farm

Surroundings

Frensham Ponds

Just a short drive from Manor Farm are the Frensham Ponds, two beautiful lakes surrounded by heather and woods. They are the perfect place for a relaxing day out. You can swim, sail or just enjoy a picnic by the water. With several hiking trails and rich biodiversity, it's great fun for nature lovers and families looking for adventure.

Selborne (10 km)

The picturesque village of Selborne, known for its scenic nature and literary history, is a short distance from Manor Farm. Hike the famous "Zig-Zag" trail to Selborne Common for breathtaking views. Visit the Gilbert White Museum to learn more about the famous naturalist. With charming cottages, local pubs and quaint streets, Selborne is fun for a relaxing day out.


Gilbert White Museum

The Gilbert White Museum in Selborne is dedicated to 18th-century naturalist Gilbert White, author of "The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne. Housed in his former home, the museum offers insight into his life and work. A visit to this museum offers a fascinating insight into the life of a pioneer in natural history and will enrich anyone interested in the relationship between man and nature. Explore the authentically decorated rooms and discover original manuscripts and personal effects. The beautiful gardens, laid out according to White's own designs, invite a leisurely stroll. Regular educational activities and exhibitions appeal to both young and old.

Jane Austen's House

The charming village of Chawton is home to Jane Austen's House, the former home of the world-famous author. A visit to Jane Austen's House is a unique opportunity to get closer to the life and creativity of one of England's greatest authors. It was here that Austen wrote and revised her most beloved novels, including "Pride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility. The house is now a museum that offers an intimate look into her life and work. Visitors can admire her writing room, personal letters and first editions of her books. The surrounding cottage garden, with period flowers and herbs, is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Regular literary events and workshops are held for fans and literature lovers.

Practical information

ground plan

Truly offline for a while: no wifi and electricity

Frequently asked questions about Feather Down Manor Farm

  1. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, this should be paid on site (local rate)

  2. Can I park at the tent house?

    There is a parking lot for cars at the farmhouse. From there you can use a wheelbarrow to bring the luggage to the accommodation. Cars are not allowed on the farm grounds or near the tents.

  3. What is there to do in the area?

    The area surrounding Manor Farm offers plenty of opportunities for exploration and adventure. Visit the charming village of Selborne and hike the Zig-Zag trail to Selborne Common for stunning views. Explore Frensham Ponds, where you can swim, sail or relax by the water. Culture lovers can explore the Gilbert White Museum or visit Jane Austen's House in Chawton. For a day filled with nature and history, South Downs National Park is highly recommended. Or enjoy a traditional English pub in one of the nearby villages. There is plenty for nature lovers, walkers and families to enjoy!

  4. What are the check-in and check-out times for Feather Down Manor Farm?
    The check-in at Feather Down Manor Farm starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  5. Is Feather Down Manor Farm open all year round?
    No, Feather Down Manor Farm is open from 4 April until 7 November.
  6. Is there a restaurant at Feather Down Manor Farm?
    No there are no restaurants at Feather Down Manor Farm. The park does however offer some takeaway meals
  7. Is there a camping store at Feather Down Manor Farm?
    Yes, at Feather Down Manor Farm you'll find a shop.

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