Fordhall Organic Farm

Brilliant community owned farm with excellent eco values. All animals looked after in as natural a way as possible. Great range of activities for groups as well as accomodation for them to stay over. Sadly didn't get to try the farm shop as went in the evening. Staff really knowledgeable and friendly.

Absolutely loved my first visit to Fordhall Farm.! Great place for children to learn and play. Staff are all lovely and welcoming. Great coffee and amazing food in the cafe. Beautiful walks to be had over the land. Don't leave without purchasing some sausages from the farm shop! To die for! See you again soon Fordhall farm!

My first and last visit I think. The farm shop was brilliant. Wonderful food and veg. Very clean and lovely staff. The cafe looked nice as well. Outside was very disapointing untidy messy and the little play park was totally unsuitable for young children. Signage needs to be more clear and legible.

Love this farm shop. Highlights are definitely the amazing milk they sell. The mutton and goat are really good quality and their own faggotts. Usually get a fabulous take away coffee while I'm there too.

Once again thank you ALL SO MUCH  for our fantastic, wonderful stay.  There were some  amazing views, across the the fields of Fordhall Organic Farm.  The activities with Mike kept our young people busy and inspired them to be outdoors and learn more.  It was so worthwhile to see the young people engaged and enjoying themselves especially has they were  SEND kids that have never been away from mom & dad ( cares )Regards from           All Stars Youth Club  (Dudley, West Midlands.)

We enjoyed the farm trail and then stopped at the cafe for a cold drink and lovely cakes. Love the story of this place, and I hope it continues to be well supported. The sausages from the farm shop were the best I've tasted in a long time

What a find !!!!! Popped in here for a mid-journey brew. So glad we did.This place is a little agricultural oasis that's now so much more than just an organic farm. They were in fact England's first community owned farm.They are now a true community integrated facility. They provide education, volunteering opportunities as well as running a youth project and a care farm.For visiting families there are 3 farm trails, a farm shop and our primary reason for stopping Arthur's Kitchen, the café.We visited the shop and couldn't resist the range of farm fresh sausages on offer. We also treated ourselves to one of the frozen large pies. (Since had this lamb & mint and it was packed with meat and was delicious)All in all a thoroughly worthwhile place to visit. Ideally a family would spend quite a time here and explore the trails.They even have a number of ways you can holiday here or hold an event. Probably one of the most enterprising businesses I've seen in a long time. Good luck to Ben and Charlotte Hollins for the continued success of this wonderful business.

I love their organic and absolutely delicious products. I am lucky to live so close to the farm. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The value and quality are wonderful!

Feels like a home away from home. Always made to feel welcome, and leave feeling refreshed. The community outreach at Fordhall is admirable and most activities hosted by Fordhall are free! They genuinely go over and above to include the community in their farm.The cafe food and coffee is top class and organic.

Omg I love this place. Our lil one is only young and he still loves it. The open space is just amazing and the cafe and butcher's on site is just lovely, I would visit everyday if I could.Today we have returned again due to loving it so much, Today we did Ben's walk and I was brave and took the pram, we have an out and about one and it was amazing the only small problem I came across was the small style just at the end of the walk, but it was no problem as it was easy to lift the pram across.It's such a beautiful walk, we also were so happy to see the little piglets.We will be returning again soon.