Drovers Rest Farm, Hay on Wye, Herefordshire

Sleeping up to 36-76 in Safari tents and cottages:
6 Safari tents sleep 4 each
3 cottages sleep 4 each
Plus 10 Bell Tents sleeps 4 each (only available in the summer)

Drovers Rest is known for its "cool farm stays and gatherings in the sticks" offering a unique mix of 'cool' high end accommodation and quirky facilities with two swanky barns for spectacular group gatherings.

Perfect for:
- Weddings
- Mixed generation friend/family gatherings
- Hen/stag dos
- Special celebrations including wedding celebrations for up to 120 people
- Corporate gatherings
- Fitness retreats

Foodiness is part of the Drovers experience and we can cater for your special occasion sourcing from the Drovers Farm organic produce or locally. The Posh Barn is licensed for music and runs a bar.

Stay in 6 Safari tents (think luxury holidays on the Savannah!) - the site has won top business awards due to its lushness and is often referred to as Glampotel (glamping meets hotel luxury). Sssh!! Its not camping really. Each comes complete with its own shower, kitchen, proper electricity and fridge, 2 separate bedrooms and large open plan lounge/dining/kitchen area complete with wood burner to keep you toasty.

No expense has been spared with the recent conversion of the quirky cottages, Drover's Cottage, The Shepherd's Shack and The Cart House: underfloor heating, wood burners, gorgeous beds, en suite bathrooms with powerful rain showers. All bedding is luxurious feather down, Egyptian cotton, fluffy towels and gorgeous Welsh blankets specially made from a local mill. Enjoy the scatter cushions, sheep skins, cool industrial tables.

The Barns are the star of the show for group gatherings, offering uber-cool style complete with cocktail bar, restaurant and lounge area which has been featured in several home and interiors magazines and will make your gathering even more amazing.

Activities such as feeding the animals and camp fires are included in the price. Other activities can be arranged such as spa treatments, African drumming, foraging, falconry displays, archery, canoeing, gorge walking, horse-riding, gin botanicals, bushcraft, whittling, basket making, painting.