1 / 26Moor Farm
Gloucester, Gloucestershire
Seven canvas hideaways by a copse at the end of a tree lined drive on a Gloucestershire cattle farm, with an indoor pool in season, two dogs welcome and leads on.
Moor Farm sits at the end of a private drive lined with beautiful trees, and the hustle of everyday life falls away at the entrance gate. Richard and Wendy farm here with three generations of the Watts family, and their passion for regenerative farming and sustainable cattle makes the farm tour a must. Two dogs are welcome on this dog friendly holiday, and they go everywhere on the lead.
The seven canvas hideaways stand by the copse, where you can catch a glimpse of the cattle feeding on the Severn floodplain nearby. Inside are three bedrooms and a kitchen with everything, and dinner goes on the wood burner with ingredients from the honesty shop. As dusk sets in, look out for wild deer while the dog settles by the stove.
Children build dens and play hide and seek in the copse, where there is a play area too, and Moor Farm has its own indoor swimming pool, with hour long slots to book in season. Pizza night runs most weekends, with food worthy of a good restaurant guide and the farm's homemade cider, and the dog will be ready for bed long before the last slice.
Gloucester and its famous cathedral are 5 miles away, Cheltenham is 20 minutes by car, and Stroud and the Cotswolds are close by, with Bourton-on-the-Water an easy stop on the drive home. The Dean Forest Railway and the wetlands at WWT Slimbridge make good days out, and the dog comes back to the quiet of the copse.
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from £250 for 2 nights
Moor Farm takes 2 dogs and is booked through Feather Down Farms.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- No
- Feather Down brand policy: dogs must be kept on the lead at all times while on the farm.
- Dogs Left Alone
- Not allowed
- Dog Fee
- £30 per dog, per stay
- Price
- from £250 / 2 nights
- Facilities
- Communal area, Farm tour, Groups, Honesty shop, Pizza oven, Play area, Private shower
Moor Farm from £250 for 2 nights
Book with Feather Down FarmsFrequently Asked Questions
Is Moor Farm dog friendly?
Yes, Moor Farm welcomes dogs in its dog-friendly hideaways, with up to two dogs per booking. It's a working farm with goats, calves, ponies and cattle, so dogs must be kept on a lead from the moment they leave the car — a fair exchange, really, for a genuine farm to explore and wide open Gloucestershire countryside on the doorstep.
Are dogs allowed at Moor Farm year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, so it's worth contacting Moor Farm directly to confirm availability for your dates. The farm does have an indoor pool that's bookable in season, suggesting it operates across different times of year.
What should I know before visiting Moor Farm with my dog?
The key rule is simple: dogs must be on a lead from the moment they're out of the car — there's no fenced garden, and the farm has livestock throughout. That said, the trade-off is a brilliant one: long walks across flat Severn levels or up onto the Cotswold escarpment straight from the gate, and a communal barn where a wet dog is genuinely welcomed rather than frowned upon.
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Moor Farm from £250 for 2 nights
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