A serene working farm stay experience

Discover the essence of rural living at Allercombe Farm, a hidden gem in South Devon. Our accommodations range from luxurious yurts to charming Romany caravans, providing a peaceful retreat amidst picturesque surroundings. Immerse yourself in nature and experience the daily life of a real working farm. Meet our friendly and hard-working farmers, Deborah and Mark, along with our Dexter cows, horses, and chickens, and enjoy the tranquility of the Devon countryside.

Our Mission Statement

At Allercombe Farm, we are dedicated to offering more than just a place to stay – we provide an escape to a simpler way of life, where the rhythms of nature guide each day. Our mission is to cultivate a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world, fostering connections between guests, the land, and the community. Through sustainable practices and genuine hospitality, we strive to create unforgettable experiences that leave a lasting impact on both hearts and minds.

Experience authentic farm life in South Devon

Allercombe Farm is not just a glamping destination; it’s an authentic working farm where hard work and dedication shape every day. Our friendly and hard-working farmers, Deborah and Mark, ensure the land and animals are well cared for. Guests have the unique opportunity to witness and participate in the daily routines that keep the farm running. This means you’ll see the real, sometimes messy, but always rewarding aspects of farm life.

Escape the chaos and stress of everyday life and find peace and tranquility in our serene environment. Share these precious moments with those who matter most. For those interested in farm-to-table dining, we offer premium Dexter beef and fresh free-range eggs, providing an authentic taste of our farm's produce.

Come to Allercombe Farm to experience the genuine charm of rural life. Learn about sustainable farming practices, help with feeding the animals, or simply enjoy the unfiltered beauty of the Devon countryside. This is not just a getaway – it's a chance to reconnect with nature and appreciate the hard work that goes into running a true working farm.