Lunsford Farm offers young people, families and community groups the opportunity to experience a working farm and explore the natural environment around it.
You can book The Wild Kind Collective (TWKC) to deliver an educational day at the farm, or we are open to working with other organisations and educators to create opportunities for groups to learn, explore and connect with the land.
A visit to Lunsford Farm gives adults and young children the opportunity to learn about farming, animal welfare, food and the environment in a real working farm setting.
Visitors can discover:
• How a working farm operates
• Animal welfare and high welfare farming
• Where our food comes from
• The importance of choosing local produce
• Different habitats and landscapes
• The environmental importance of the countryside
• Seasonal changes on the farm
• Ancient woodland
There is much more to explore than the farm itself.
Visitors can explore Lunsford Farm’s unique woodland, discover different habitats and landscapes, and learn how they are connected to the wider environment.
The farm’s location also provides the opportunity to walk down to the beach, explore local marine life and take part in beach litter picks.
The farm changes throughout the year, offering something different to discover in every season.
Spring, summer, autumn and winter each bring new opportunities to see how the farm, animals and landscape change.
The Wild Kind Collective are a not-for-profit Community Interest Company offering opportunities for young people, families and communities to connect with nature, learn new skills and explore the world around them.
TWKC can be booked to run educational days at Lunsford Farm, bringing their experience and knowledge to create engaging, hands-on experiences for groups.
Here’s what The Wild Kind Collective say about Lunsford Farm…
We are also open to working with other organisations, educators and community groups who would like to create educational or outdoor learning opportunities at Lunsford Farm.
If you have an idea for a visit or would like to discuss bringing a group to the farm, we’d love to hear from you.
