Worswell Barton Farm

I stayed here on the last night of a week-long hike on the coast path, and had such an unexpectedly and incredibly pleasant experience. I was wet and tired and reluctant to pitch and at Jane's offer decided to stay in one of the camping pods (sheltered, had a bed + more space, but more affordable than the b&b), which was connected to electricity, had its own kettle and tea/coffee things, and very close to a separate toilet/sink specifically for the camping area. Though I didn't get to see them much (staying only one night and leaving early), Jane and Phil were both very friendly and easygoing. everything about the place is lovely and thoughtful towards walkers, including the common room, offered towels, mini-shop (which does operate on an honesty box), and the expansive (and I mean expansive) kitchen. the pods face west, so had a view of a brilliant sunset that day. it gets cold at night, but with the amount of pillows and blankets and extra blankets you wouldn't notice. best night of sleep I had since I started walking!

3 months ago · via Google

Amazing farm with top quality B&B inside the historical farmhouse. Hosts were super friendly and very obliging. The local walks were sensational, views were spectacular, a really great place to stay on the SWCP. We will remember this farm visit very fondly.

3 months ago · via Google

We hiked the South West Coast Path since the beginning in Minehead, and staying with Phil and Jane was by far the best experience we could ever have. The property is amazing, with a place for every taste: a campground, a bed and breakfast and four beautiful and comfortable pods. Everything is super cosy and clean. Besides the private areas, they have a huge common area, with large kitchen, big dinner table, sofas, ping pong table, and a very useful honesty shop, with many items for those who are walking the costal path. In fact it must be said that Phil and Jane think about the needs of hikers: the big covered room and kitchen, the small shop, and even real shower towels (so that hikers don't need to use their thin towels that never dry for at least a day - this is KINDNESS!) The farm itself is full of history: it served as a fake city during the second world war to prevent Plymouth from being bombed (ask Phil to tell you the story!) and much more! And Phil and Jane are just the most welcoming hosts you could possibly imagine. When we arrive, Phil gave us all the informations we need for the next days of the path and so much more that we never imagined we would ever need (and we did!). It was the first time in all of these days walking that we felt truly welcomed and a host shared with us the history of his region that is mixed with England’s own history. I am so glad we discovered this hidden gem and met these absolutely lovely couple in the costal Path! Next year, when we will continue the path, we will certainly come to stay with them again.

10 months ago · via Google

Stunning location and great hosts. We took two pods and a room in the house. The walks here are unbelievable. Swam in the sea a 15 min walk down the hill. Dinner in the pub 30 min walk down the hill in Noss mayo. Phil and Jane were super nice. The breakfast in the house the next morning was great quality and perfectly cooked. Very relaxed place. Great for our kids who could roam around a working farm with the two farm dogs. Definitely coming back.

a year ago · via Google