Open Farm Sunday at Trembothick Farm St Buryan

Step back in time at a historic Cornish farm where heritage meets modern agriculture. Discover a fascinating mix of vintage machinery and state-of-the-art tractors, offering a glimpse into both past and present farming life. Families can enjoy a range of children’s activities, while nature lovers can explore peaceful woodland walks that lead out onto open moors. Along the way, you’ll find an old mill pond and the remains of traditional fulling mills, adding a rich sense of history to the landscape. Stroll through the working farm to see seasonal cover crops and take in sweeping views across West Cornwall towards St Buryan. After your walk, relax and treat yourself to delicious local produce, including fresh milkshakes made with locally sourced ingredients. A perfect day out blending history, nature, and authentic Cornish flavours. Bring a picnic and limited refreshments will be served. About this farm: Trembothick Farm is a historically family-owned Cornish farm. Farmed by Hoskings for 100 years since 1925. It has a mix of arable crops, prior dairy use, woodland, fulling mills and now in environmental stewardship, conservation and food production. Highlights: Cereal crops (eg. barley, wheat); Beef; Other livestock; Environmental stewardship; Other Other livestock: Ponies on the farm Other highlights: Woodland walk, river, arable crops, nature, vintage tractors and binder. Nature based activities, children activities linked to food and farming. Booking details: 07580207997