A working organic farm, populated by a co-operative of good-lifers who grow their own veg and run permaculture and willowcraft courses. There are two main fields for camping – the 'funky field' and an orchard site, plus a small area on a ridge next to the woodland. And, of course, if you fancy doing some work on the farm, you're welcome.
Keveral Farm
South Cornwall
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