‘Tansy & Ethel’ at Splash Farm. Our Shepherds’ Huts are located in the heart of the South Downs on a working dairy farm.
If you’re looking for unique self-contained accommodation in West Sussex, our Shepherds’ Huts are the perfect place to escape, to enjoy nature and the beautiful landscape of the South Downs. Whatever type of break you’re in need of, from a weekend trip for two or a mid-week break for the whole family, our Huts are the place for you.
FACILITIES AT A GLANCE
Fully insulated and heated.
Families welcome.
Tansy - Ensuite bathroom facilities including shower.
Fully equipped Kitchen and cooking facilities for easy self-catering.
Tansy - Comfortable, space saving drop-down king sized bed.
Ethel - Two comfortable single beds (Truckle).
Towels and bed linen provided.
Free WiFi & USB charging points.
Outside seating area and BBQ.
On-site parking facilities.
Complimentary homemade brownies and breakfast hamper on arrival.
Take part in calf feeding and watch the herd being milked!
A splash of the good life
The Field family have been farming at Splash Farm for four generations as tenants on the Duke of Norfolk’s Estate, so are well established local farmers with a long farming tradition. Our livestock, and the countryside are our life and passion.
We’d be delighted to welcome you onto our farm to experience the authentic rural, country lifestyle in the perfect hideaway. We milk 55 Friesian dairy cows rear all of their offspring as either replacements for the herd or as Aberdeen Angus beef calves. You are more than welcome to watch milking and feed the calves. As we are very keen to share our story of a working farm and how we are making space for nature while producing food.
Located at Splash Farm, Burpham a tiny hamlet in the heart of the Arun Valley within the South Downs National Park. The national trail that stretches from Eastbourne to Winchester, we are located two miles north of the historic town of Arundel on the east bank of the river Arun at the end of a country lane.
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