High Ash Farm

( 69 Reviews )

High Ash Farm Cottages, High Ash Ln
Caistor St. Edmund, eng NR14 8RD
(795) 691-0422

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4.8 - (69 reviews)

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Caroline Wallbank
Saw deer, 2 kestrels, a little egret and we were serenaded by the song if several skylarks while we ate our picnic lunch. I agree with other reviewers that stout shoes are needed. Some places were a little muddy due to all the rain lately. Still a lovely walk. The oaths are clearly marked out and there are information boards explaining the various plantings to encourage wildlife. Having listened to Chris Skinner on the BBC Radio Norfolk podcast, a visit has been on our bucket list for a while. As we live in Somerset, we went out of our way to visit.
Mar 27th, 2023
Rebecca Nichols
Love visiting her with my horse. We always have such an awesome day.
Mar 14th, 2023
Jamie Huffmaster

Feb 27th, 2023
Jeff Macklin
Great walk as always
Feb 27th, 2023
Douglas Blake
Great coffee in a lovely place
Jan 6th, 2023

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High Ash Farm is located at High Ash Farm Cottages, High Ash Ln in Caistor St. Edmund, England NR14 8RD. High Ash Farm can be contacted via phone at (795) 691-0422 for pricing, hours and directions.

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A The phone number for High Ash Farm is: (795) 691-0422.

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A High Ash Farm is located at High Ash Farm Cottages, High Ash Ln, Caistor St. Edmund, eng NR14 8RD

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A High Ash Farm has a 4.8 Star Rating from 69 reviewers.

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Caroline Wallbank _{on Google}

Mar 27th, 2023

Saw deer, 2 kestrels, a little egret and we were serenaded by the song if several skylarks while we ate our picnic lunch.
I agree with other reviewers that stout shoes are needed.
Some places were a little muddy due to all the rain lately. Still a lovely walk. The oaths are clearly marked out and there are information boards explaining the various plantings to encourage wildlife.
Having listened to Chris Skinner on the BBC Radio Norfolk podcast, a visit has been on our bucket list for a while. As we live in Somerset, we went out of our way to visit.