We list Wheatland Farm’s special offers and late availability Devon holidays here.
Wheatland Farm Eco Lodge Offers For 2023
SPECIAL OFFER Any family booking made direct with Wheatland Farm for a summer week (mid July to end August) can opt for a free 2hr craft /nature activity. These will be outside, and are arranged at a mutually convenient time. Wood turning on the pole lathe is popular (make a candle stick or an egg cup), fashion a dragonfly from copper wire, go pond dipping, learn some butterflies, cook campfire bread, or even make nettle string!
OTTER COTTAGE SUMMER WEEKS £50 OFF
Otter cottage still has some summer weeks available, and we’ve knocked £50 off the price. They are now £699.02
- 22 July – 29 July
- 5 August – 12 August
- 12 August – 19 August
- 26 August – 2 September
NUTHATCH ECO LODGE – with newly extended veranda
Nuthatch Lodge has two summer weeks left at £749. The newly extended veranda makes this lodge feel much more spacious. It’s a real bonus.
- 12 August – 19 August
- 26 August – 2 September
Check Availability At Wheatland Farm Eco Lodges
If you want to check general availability at Wheatland Farm for a particular date, use our availability summary. Remember, Balebarn Lodge sleeps 8, Beech Lodge sleeps 6, Honeysuckle Lodge, Nuthatch Lodge and Otter Cottage sleep 4 each. Book early, especially if you’re planning a group holiday and need more than one lodge.
Award Winning Devon Lodges
Wheatland Farm has been a rewilding project since 2006, and has won many accolades for green tourism. In 2020 we held the SILVER Award for Ethical, Responsible and Sustainable Tourism in Devon, and the Bronze award for the whole South West region.
In both 2012 and 2015 Wheatland Farm won England’s top national award for sustainable tourism (the Gold award from Visit England), marking a very substantial investment in renewable energy, and our main eco build, Balebarn Lodge respectively. These efforts also won us the Gold award for sustainable tourism twice for both Devon (2011, 2014) and for the South West region (2012, 2015).
We held Gold in the Green Tourism Business Scheme from 2008 to 2016 (but left the scheme due to concerns about its shifting focus) and held Gold level approval from the Devon Wildlife Trust until the scheme was discontinued.
We run the whole farm for wildlife, and one third of it, Popehouse Moor, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its culm grassland habitats and rare plants and animals. We use traditional management techniques here in consultation with Natural England and the Devon Wildlife Trust. By staying here you help make this management financially viable. We take great care over the environmental impact of both the business and our own lifestyles – if you want to know more, see our environmental policy, read our greening blogs or ask us a question.