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Wild East

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Wild East
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“From the team behind WildEast, WildKingdom wants nature recovery to be about everyone, everywhere doing their bit, wherever they can, be it a backyard, schoolyard, churchyard, farmyard, housing estate, or industrial estate.”
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National GeographicAug 19

Why Farm Hotels are Trending in the U.K. and Should You Try One

Traditional agritourism gets an upgrade at the U.K.’s new-era farm stays — chic spots that are increasingly geared to discerning, food-focused travellers.

collective of farms focused on nature restoration

15 things in this story
  • Wild EastPlacecollective of farms focused on nature restoration
  • Elsewhere
  • Fritton LakeSightNorfolk, United Kingdomtwo-mile-long lake on Somerleyton Estate
  • Somerleyton estateHotelNorfolk, United Kingdomestate with cabins, rewilded farmland, and livestock
  • ThornfalconHotelSomerset, United Kingdomcabins overlooking organic orchard and hills
  • KneppSightSussex, United Kingdom3,500-acre estate transformed to rewilded land
  • Knepp Market GardenMarketSussex, United Kingdomorganic produce grown on the estate
  • Wilding KitchenRestaurantSussex, United Kingdomrestaurant on the Knepp estate
  • Kip HideawaysPlaceUnited Kingdombooking platform for boutique UK stays
  • The AlcovesHotelNorfolk, United Kingdomarchitectural cabins on a regenerative farm
  • Feather Down FarmsPlaceUnited Kingdompopularised glamping model for farmers
  • Daylesford OrganicSightCotswolds, United Kingdomfarm-to-fork pioneer with restaurants and shops
  • The Wild RabbitHotelCotswolds, United Kingdomfarm-adjacent pub with rooms
  • The Pig on the FarmHotelWarwickshire, United Kingdom35-room hotel with kitchen gardens and smokery
  • River CottagePlaceDevon, United Kingdom
  • Riverford OrganicRestaurantDevon, United Kingdom
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