Church Farm is situated on the edge of the Forest of Dean in a quiet rural locations surrounding by fields and trees and along a small little used no-through road. It is within ¾ mile of the village of Mitcheldean where there 8 shops, 3 pubs and a restaurant.

The accommodation in a converted granary building on the stable yard adjacent to the farmhouse, provides accommodation for 2-3 people in two separate apartments. The units are offered on a weekly basis, starting on Saturday at 3pm, and short-breaks are available throughout the year. Parking is off-road and secure on the farm.

Riding is the main attraction and visitors bringing their own horses can ride through 20,000 acres of beautiful forest straight from the farm. The farm also provides stabling and grazing adjacent to the accommodation with an all-weather canter track, outdoor school and grass gallop. The owners offer accompanied rides at no extra cost.

See article in Horse and Hound.

Other attractions are walking in the forest using various planned routes, cycling along designated cycle paths, and bell-ringing at different bell towers each evening.

A total of 12 church towers have been selected across the district, with a variety of practice evenings to give you the opportunity to ring every evening. Each tower offers a different standard of ringing, and in some cases instructions can be given. All the churches and towers are different but the very warm welcome you will receive from the ringers who are always pleased to meet new people is always the same.