Forty Farms Outdoor Exhibition Trail

Open 9am to 5.30pm daily until Spring 2024

Forty Farms Outdoor Exhibition Trail

Open 9am to 5.30pm daily until Spring 2024

Welcome to Low Sizergh Barn

Farm-Shop

Farm shop

Open daily from 9am to 5.30pm

The farm shop is well stocked with local produce, from beer to bread, cheese to chutney, and farm-grown veg (thank you Growing Well).

Takeaway and deli items are available daily from the deli counter.

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Cafe

Café

Open daily from 9am to 5pm

Enjoy a hearty Farmer’s Breakfast, lunch on favourites made from scratch in our kitchen, or tuck into afternoon treats.

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Camping

Enjoy our farm setting, proximity to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks, the award-winning farm shop and café, and raw milk straight from our herd.

Our site has 10 pitches for tents or trailer tents, five caravan pitches and a wooden pod, which sleeps four.

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Visiting us

The gallery windows in our café look down into the milking parlour – where else can you watch cows being milked while enjoying leaf tea and scrumptious scones?

The menu in the café is inspired by our farm: vegetable soups, hunks of quiche and farmer’s salads on chunky crockery.  Join us for breakfast, for a meet-up brew or an afternoon treat.

Summer milkshakes and warming winter hot chocolates are a sure-fire hit with the kids, especially after a walk on the free farm trail.

The cows are milked daily from 3.30pm to 5pm.

 

Café art

Co-founder of Low Sizergh Barn in 1991, Marjorie Park is exhibiting in the café.
As Marjorie has now passed the Low Sizergh reigns to the second generation she has time to devote to her passion of painting.
Marjorie enjoys working outside and says ‘I gather and store information to make work informed by being in the landscape and amongst the elements.’
Get up close to her work until November 9th, 9am – 5pm every day.
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Explore nature on our free farm trail

Our free farm trail is a great place to go on a wild adventure.

Play peep eye in the willow tunnel, splash in the stream, play pooh sticks under the bridge, and head to the pond to see if you can find some of our faerie friends in their houses. There’s plenty to spot along the route – plants and trees, birds, frogs and loads of insects, including a willow bee hanging from one of our trees.

You can also pick up a faerie doors tick list from the farm shop. There are 12 to find showing plants and flowers that grow around our site.

Watch our short film of some little legs enjoying the trail.