Sweeney Farm Glamping
Review
Embark on a fun loving glamping journey and discover this absolutely charming location. If you love animals, countryside walks and stunning landscapes, look no further. This picturesque and proudly carbon zero and organic farm, is beautiful in the simplest of ways. You can choose from three gorgeous lodges. Two are fully equipped to welcome up to 6 people and the latest addition can sleep up to 8 guests. Elegantly decorated, spacious and very cosy, these individual lodges are incredible. Can you believe that they are completely powered by Solar Energy? The fascinating accommodation is guaranteed to make you want to stay for more than one night. Also boasting some irresistible cows, sheep and kunekune pigs, this farm has a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Not only, will you get to experience a peaceful vacation, but you will also get to see how a working farm operates.
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Sweeney
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Oswestry, Shropshire
, SY10 8AD
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