A traditional working 500 acre farm
Pickwell Barton has been in the Cook family for nearly 100 years. The farm lies on the North Devon coast with some of the most beautiful scenery you will ever see. The land overlooks the glorious sandy beaches of Putsborough and Woolacombe sands North Devon awarding winning blue flag beaches with toilets and shops.
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The cattle and the sheep are all traditionally reared outdoors free to roam in the fields of grass.
When ever you visit there is always something going on as each season brings its own attraction.
In March our flock of 800 ewes have their lambs, you can enjoy walking through the meadows to the South West Coast Path (that runs through our farm) watching the lambs skip and play in the spring sunshine.
During the summer sunshine we will be out in the fields bringing in the harvest. Haymaking and the corn harvest, we grow 200 acres of cereals wheat, barley and oats.
November and December is not only for making the Christmas cakes and puddings you will find us still out in the fields picking Brussel sprouts to sell at the local Farmers Markets.
Come and enjoy the acres of freedom, the Panoramic views and the abundance of wildlife with your friends and families on our farm on the North Devon Coast
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Close to the picturesque villages of Georgeham and Croyde.
Georgeham village is well known for its famous author Henry Williamson who wrote ‘Tarka the Otter’.
It offers two fabulous pubs ‘The Rock Inn’ and ‘The Kings Arms’ both serving great food, fine wines and classic beers like Exmoor Ale. There is also a shop / post office that sell all your needs for a great holiday in North Devon, a garage, Church and a bus service that runs every day.
Croyde with its beach noted for surfing in North Devon, its famous pubs The Thatch, Billy Budds and the Manor Inn.
