Highfield Farm, Ottringham

Highfield Farm, Ottringham

Accommodation and Campsite in East Yorkshire

Campsite

We have three camping areas where you are very welcome to pitch your tent, caravan or motorhome. The Paddock The camping paddock is a sheltered field, with electric hook up points and water around the...

Rooms

We have eight rooms for you to stay in – all situated in converted barns. Each room has its own ensuite bathroom with a shower over a bath, and kitchenette area which includes a full...

Shepherd’s Hut

Neddy’s Lookout is glamping with style. Built for two, the hut has a comfy double bed, a log burner for the colder nights, and its own little kitchen with sink, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster....

Alpaca Products

We have 12 alpacas, and each year after shearing, we process some of their wool into yarn, and either sell that in balls of 100g or produce products such as scarves.

We sell online, as well as from the farm. You can purchase your wool and other alpaca products here!

Rooms

We have eight rooms for you to stay in – all situated in converted barns.

Each room has its own ensuite bathroom with a shower over a bath, and kitchenette area which includes a full sized fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave, along with all the crockery and cutlery you may need. There is also an external, shared kitchen with oven, hob and an eating area if you wish to have more facilities.

Most rooms are double with king sized beds, but we also have a family room with a king sized bed and two single beds that can sleep up to four.

We have one room which is a twin sharing the same room, and another twin which has double beds in individual bedrooms, with a shared bathroom and kitchen.

There is a TV and free wifi available in all rooms.

We provide tea, coffee, sugar and milk – but we don’t do breakfast! We find our guests prefer to organise their own food, using the kitchen facilities provided. Free, safe parking is available just outside your door.

Double/twin rooms are £60 a night, and the family room is £75. All rooms are two night minimum booking.

Long term single occupancy rates can be discussed for contract workers staying in the area – please get in touch if you are here long term.

Campsite

We have three camping areas where you are very welcome to pitch your tent, caravan or motorhome.

The Paddock

The camping paddock is a sheltered field, with electric hook up points and water around the edge.

The Strip

Sunset strip faces west, and is more exposed to the elements, but the views of the big skies and fields are worth it.

Hard standing

For those who want to be closer to the toilet and shower block, or who just want a firmer footing.

Rates: £17 a night for a pitch – includes 2 adults. £3 for electric hook up.

Additional adults or children over 5 – £1 a night each. Children under 5 free.

There is a shower block with free hot water – there are two shower rooms with toilets, and two separate toilets. There is a washing up area, and bins are provided – we ask guests to recycle as much as they can, and sort their rubbish into the appropriate bins.

We welcome well behaved dogs – but ask that they are kept on leads at all times. We have alpacas and free range chickens, and there are sheep in surrounding fields, so it is important that dogs are under control.

Shepherd’s Hut

Neddy’s Lookout is glamping with style. Built for two, the hut has a comfy double bed, a log burner for the colder nights, and its own little kitchen with sink, fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. It looks out over the field named ‘Neddy’ (no donkeys! Why it’s called Neddy is lost in the mists of time, but perhaps there was a donkey at one stage!).

Outside, it is equipped with a BBQ and firepit, as well as two Adirondack loungers and a picnic table. All tools for the BBQ are provided, as is the initial load of fuel for the BBQ and log burner. The hut comes equipped with all the crockery, glassware, cutlery and tools you may need. It also has a radio, which can also act as a Bluetooth speaker.

Inside, the atmosphere is created by Edison light bulbs, bakelite switches and wood panelled walls. Insulated by sheep’s wool, the hut is cool in summer and warm in winter.  It is situated on the west of a small spinney of trees, meaning it is sheltered from the morning sun, but enjoys the afternoon rays and the evening sunset.

The toilet and shower block is a short walk away – through the woods, decorated with lanterns, fairy lights and bunting.

The hut is just round the corner from our alpacas, as well as being close to walks that connect to the disused railway line. It’s a peaceful place to stay – no wifi! Although if you really miss the connection to the real world, there is free wifi available in the farm yard.

Price: £60 a night, with two night minimum bookings.