Penn and the surrounding area

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The Chiltern Hills offer breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and a wealth of outdoor activities, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking a tranquil escape from city life. We have put together a few ideas and recommendations of what you can do during your visit.

On the Farm

Here at Penn Meadow farm we are a working family farm which means there are animals to say hello to. We do ask that you do not feed any of the animals during your stay, some have dietary requirements.

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Meet the animals

Immerse yourself in nature enjoy the delightful company of our animals. During your visit, you can interact with our friendly sheep, playful alpacas, adorable micro goats, and charming pigs, along with our hardworking sheep dogs. We kindly ask that you do not feed them or overwork the dogs, as their well-being is our priority. Come create unforgettable memories while respecting our friends!

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Walk in the woods

Discover the serene beauty of nature at Penn Meadow Farm! Take a leisurely walk through our enchantinglands, where you can breathe in the fresh air and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the great outdoors. Whether you're seeking tranquility or adventure, our scenic trails offer the escape. Come and stay with us and experience the magic of the woodlands.

Build a Fire

At our campsite, we take pride in offering a unique experience by allowing campfires on site! While campsites restrict fires, we believe that gathering around a crackling fire is an essential part of the camping experience. Enjoy roasting marshmallows, sharing stories, and soaking in the warmth of the flames under the starry sky. Make unforgettable memories at a campsite where fires are not just allowed, but celebrated!

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Bird watching

Discover the beauty of nature at Penn Meadow Farm, where birdwatching enthusiasts can catch a glimpse of the rare Red Kite in its natural habitat. Immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings and experience the thrill of spotting these magnificent birds soaring above. Book your stay and make unforgettable memories while enjoying the wonders of wildlife.

Towns & Villages

Quaint Villages and Historic Market Towns are dotted all over South Buckinghamshire, below are our closest towns we recommend visiting, however there are many more in the area.

An image of a row of old houses in Beaconsfield Old Town.

Beaconsfield Old Town (2m)
Beaconsfield Old Town is a delightful place to visit, especially on Tuesdays when the bustling farmers market comes to life. Here, you can browse a wide selection of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and handmade crafts from vendors. Beyond the market, explore the quaint streets filled with historic architecture and charming shops. You will also spot many of the filming locations from Midsummers Murder, James Bond, The Crown and more

A row of Tudor style buildings in Amersham old town.

Old Amersham (4m)

Discover the enchanting Amersham Old Town, a picturesque gem filled with character and history, where buildings tell stories dating back to 1450. Every Saturday immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the Old Amersham Market, running from 9 am to 3 pm under the charming Market Hall, right in the heart of this captivating town. Don’t miss the chance to explore unique treasures and enjoy local delights!

An image of the river Thames with Marlow bridge and A steepled church in the background. Three ducks swim in the foreground.

Marlow (5m)

Marlow is rich history, showcasing an array of Victorian and Edwardian architecture. A key highlight of the town is a leisurely walk along the Thames. Don't forget to feed the swans and relish some time at Higginson's Park during your visit. Additionally, their market operates on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, from 10 am to 3 pm.

A Tudor style building with yellow bunting on the high street of West Wycombe

West Wycombe (6.5m)

West Wycombe is a historic town that has been inhabited for centuries and is thought to have been a Bronze Age settlement. Stroll through the quaint old shops, or if you're feeling adventurous, hike up West Wycombe Hill for stunning views from the top. You may recognize West Wycombe as it features in many films and series including Bridgeton, Bridget jones, Sense and sensibility and more. Don’t miss the chance to explore The Hell Mouth Caves, famously featured at the end of the recent film, Beetlejuice!

Places to eat

There is an abundance of good food and so choosing a few is a huge challenge!

The Royal Standard of England - Nearest Dining Option and the oldest free house in England, The Royal Standard has been serving patrons for over 900 years! Just a stroll from the site, it offers a variety of cooked meals every day of the week. This charming venue has also featured in numerous films, including Hot Fuzz and The Theory of Everything, making it a must-visit destination.

Dinner Ideas

A wide variety of fantastic dining options can be found in Beaconsfield. The Greyhound in Old Town is a Michelin-star restaurant that provides an exceptional dining experience If you’re in the mood for Thai cuisine, be sure to visit Jampee in New Town, where you’ll find delicious food and a romantic ambiance. For curry enthusiasts, The Old Bengal Restaurant in Old Town, formerly an English pub, is now a popular spot for flavorful curries.

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Ideal for Kids

We're fortunate to have a community café nearby, called The Dove Cafe, that provides a free small soft play area and play garden every day of the week. With affordable food and drinks, it's the perfect spot to visit if the weather isn't cooperating and you need to keep your little ones entertained. If you're finding it hard to reach a consensus, Beaconsfield boasts the top-rated motorway services, known for its Weatherspoon's! With plenty of fast food choices, everyone can pick what they like and enjoy a meal together, plus there's a play area and a duck pond outside.

Cafe's

With a South African twist you could visit The Cape in Beaconsfield new town. With a chilled vibe its a great place to grab a coffee but be aware they do not open on Sundays. Another option is Melody and mint in Beaconsfield Old town, In a beautiful old building you can get a coffee, head upstairs and look over the beautiful buildings of the area.