Celebrating 5 generations of Farmers & Butchers


Harts Barn

Harts Barn is situated on the edge of the Forest of Dean in its own picturesque setting and is only 10 minutes away from the Wye Valley. This old Norman hunting lodge is one of the oldest properties in the Forest of Dean, built by William Duke of Normandy to keep his hounds, when he came to hunt the hart in the Forest.

The main house and surrounding buildings have been sympathetically restored and incorporate the region's principal creative centre for traditional crafts and interiors.

An excellent venue for a day out, it is simply "a place not to miss" on your visit to the West Country. A stimulating visit for both young and old, the owners always having new ideas to entertain visitors. You could spend hours browsing around the craft shops, enjoying the surroundings and relaxing whilst taking refreshments in the courtyard.

Facilities:

  • Large coach and car park
  • Tea Shop for cream teas, hot meals etc.
  • Children's play area
  • History trail
  • Toilets for disabled
  • Lake and picnic area
  • Large parties catered for
  • Large meeting room for private functions
  • Exhibition area available
  • Clubs and associations very welcome
  • Special Events held throughout year

 

Wild Flowers - A lot of the meat we sell comes from Harts Barn Farm. We control grazing on the farm to allow wild flowers to thrive.

Hartsbarn

Stewardship – Harts Barn is in the Countryside Steward Ship Scheme.

Hartsbarn farmgate

Wildlife – Owl box at Hart's Barn one of many wildlife habitats maintained on the farm.

Hartsbarn Stewardship work

Replanted Cider orchard at Harts Barn.

Harts Barn Orchards

Happy Hens - Warren’s provide some of the eggs for our shop.

Hen's at Harts Barn

Future Project - Mill pond restoration.

Millpond restoration project

Other new developments – Cookery School and Farm Shop currently under construction. Due to be open for business summer 2010.

Cookery School under construction at Hart's Barn

 

 

View the hartsbarn website by clicking here: www.hartsbarncraftcentre.co.uk