Lunsford Farm – More than a working farm

Lunsford Farm is a 200 acre, mainly livestock farm, with a flock of 300 Romney ewes and a small suckler herd of Simmental x Sussex cows, running with a Pedigree Aberdeen Angus Bull. Lambing starts in early April, Calving in February/March.

The farm has a mixture of grazing on Pett Level and on the higher ground above the old Saxon Shoreline cliffs.

Glamping – Escape to a simpler life

Three generations of Dunlops have farmed this spot on the Sussex coast for over a hundred years, currently with Romney ewes, and cross-bred cows. Along with rearing and caring for the livestock, Andrew keeps free-range chickens!

We had a fun packed weekend on the farm with family and friends. Andrew’s farm tour provided an insight into local history and the challenges of farming.

Beautiful location, stunning views and close to beach/historic town.

We’ve been going to Lunsford Farm for over a decade, it’s a magical place. The option of having a Reflexology Treatment this time was a lovely added bonus.

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Filming

The farm has hosted various TV and Film shoots, including Celebs on the farm and Reeves and Mortimer.

For more information about filming at Lunsford Farm, please use the contact form.

For more information about filming at Lunsford Farm, please contact us

Pett Coastal Camping

Nestled within the green rolling hills of Pett, Lunsford Farm opens its flowery meadows for the month of August once more. This is an unique opportunity to enjoy the East Sussex coast overlooking the expansive seashore of Pett Level under the stars on ancient meadow farmland. If you enjoy the proper simple camping experience, you will be in your element!

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Generations of farming history

The Dunlop family has been farming here at Lunsford Farm since 1888, when Andrew’s Great Grandfather took on the tenancy from Fairlight Hall Estate. Andrew’s Grandfather Thomas carried on with the tenancy until 1917 when the estate was put up for auction. He managed to buy the farm, and farmed it until Andrew’s Father took over in 1958 and then Andrew in 2000.

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