Our online shop aims to bring you the very best products associated with all our businesses ‐ locally and ethically sourced, including meat boxes delivered across the UK. Bishopstone Stores at the Royal Oak offers organic food essentials for sale, as well as the pick of locally made homeware & gifts.
A gently eccentric English pub and mini‐hotel set amid 1500 acres of mostly spectacular organic farmland, with bits of woodland and water, high ground and low ground, and our own 9 mile boundary, so you hardly need to leave the place; 2000 head of free ranging livestock to help to feed you; 12 interesting bedrooms styled on some of our farm fields, a large garden and decks for eating and drinking outside, and stunning private picnic and lounging spaces spread between our hedges, old buildings, ponds and streams. Our own football field. Glamping & camping in a secluded organic hay field, bordered by ancient woodland and wild hedgerows.
Glory be, a Swindon postcode, but you'd never know it once you're here. We occupy a stunning part of the Wiltshire Downs, with wide open spaces; The Ridgeway, the ancient national trail dating back 5000 years, crosses our land. Head west or east. Take the walks and cycle paths north and south of it. Find white horses, burial chambers and Iron Age forts.
We think we're quite an interesting left field choice for a bit of holiday fun, or a simple overnight stop, although we do say it ourselves. A place to be busy, or a place to do nothing. Happy to look after singles, couples, city weekend refugees, families and dogs, among other things. This is a place for fun. No preachy pious hair shirts here.
Helen Browning's family has farmed at Eastbrook Farm for more than 67 years and we have been organic since 1986. Our philosophy is to grow the best quality crops and animals, whilst making space for nature too.
Choosing organic meat and dairy products has huge benefits not just for the animals that produce them, but also for farmers and the environment.
In the face of climate change, rising diet‐related ill‐health and widespread declines in our wildlife, the need to produce healthy food, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and protect wildlife grows more acute by the year. There is no magic bullet to tackle the challenges that face us, but the buying decisions we make every day are a simple but powerful form of direct action.
