Explore Acton Scott Heritage Farm
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Acton Scott
Church Stretton
Shropshire
SY6 6QN
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Located in the beautiful South Shropshire countryside, step away from modern life and reconnect with nature.
Join us at Acton Scott Heritage Farm to enjoy rural Shropshire at it’s best!
Discover the original Victorian Farm through the seasons, complete with working horses and rare breed animals, learn a new craft, enjoy the unspoiled countryside setting or simply relax in our beautiful cafe area.
Immerse yourself in the peace and tranquility of this special place. Sense the generations of people who have farmed this landscape and soak up views unchanged over the centuries.
Experience a working Victorian Farmyard set in 17 acres of land complete with working horses, rare breed sheep, cattle, pigs and poultry. Discover what everyday life was like for the people of rural Shropshire over 100 years ago, from blacksmith to farm worker.
Watch and try traditional crafts and learn about their relevance to our modern lives. Learn daily chores in the laundry, butter making in the dairy and baking in the farmhouse kitchen.
The Farm follows the farming calendar so no two visits will be the same with seasonal events and activities all year round!
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