We sincerely hope you don’t get lost in the snaking lanes
that twist and turn their way towards the mellow spot that is Tir Bach Farm.
But we promise that, once you’ve finally found this farmland site, you’ll be
reluctant to leave.
Most people
have dreams. Some people dream about winning the lottery or writing a
bestselling novel. Living in Bristol, Ashley and Roze had a dream about moving
to Wales to farm a smallholding and run a cute little family-friendly campsite.
They heard about Tir Bach Farm, which, appropriately, means ‘small land’. And
as soon as they visited this special little patch of Wales, they realised that
their dream was right in front of them. They now have not only a campsite
comprised of 20 tiered tent pitches and two comfy yurts, but also a grand
collection of animals: cows, breeding sows, kune kune pigs and goats, as well
as geese, ducks, turkeys and the odd chicken scratching around the farmyard.
The farm’s
surrounded by mountains and 12 acres of ancient woodland with paths ripe for
exploration and a small river, complete with a fallen tree-trunk-bridge. You
could try the exciting option of taking part in one of their Bushcraft courses. And
with hardly any light pollution, so star gazing is a must. One of the nicest
things is that, at the end of a day out, you can return to the whispering
stillness of Tir Bach Farm. It’s a mellow spot, because Roze and Ashley are
mellow people. We think that you’ll like it here so much that you might just
start dreaming of moving to the Welsh countryside, too.