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Rural Self Catering Holiday Cottages. Touring Caravans Site, Camp Site, Farm Shop and Creative Courses, 'Art on the Farm' Home of the Coastal Lincoln Longwool Flock of Sheep Conservation and Creativity on the Lincolnshire Coast 07894292641 / 01507 440202 - helen.matthews9@btopenworld.com - www.poplar-farm.org.uk Still one or two weeks left in August book quickly to avoid disappointment ( check booking page )
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Summer Breaks Treat yourselves to a couple of days away on the fabulous un- spoilt Lincolnshire Coast. Visit the Coastal Country Park and enjoy some of the amazing wildlife and beautiful coastal scenery. Explore the miles of deserted sandy beaches, see the varied bird life, big skies and large open spaces of this unique coastal area. Come for a brilliant visit to Poplar Farm, stay in our wonderful holiday cottages, sample our quality produce all made on the farm using either locally sourced or our own homegrown fruit and vegetables. We use traditional Lincolnshire recipes and many are enhanced with our own honey from the honey bees in our orchard paddock. Art classes custom made to your requirements or Art on the Farm sessions during high season and join in our many art and conservation events that we hold through out the year( see below) . Autumn Breaks book before the end of August and get 10% off
Lincolnshire Self Catering Cottages five minutes from the beach at Sandilands, Sutton-on-sea
Get away for a Spring/ Summer break , stroll on the near empty beaches, enjoy the glorious Lincolnshire countryside or just curl up near the wood burners for a romantic break. Love Riding Bring your horse with you and enjoy the fabulous beaches and coastal county rides, We can provide field and or stable livery. Art on the Farm Art on the Farm One hour art sessions every afternoon between 2pm & 5pm in August, all materials provided, £5.00 a head Art on the Farm 1st session 2pm -3pm/ 2nd session 3.30pm – 4.30pm Mixed ability and ages Although accurate at time of publishing craft activities may vary on different days. for more info phone Helen on 07894292641 Private art /craft session or group/party bookings by arrangement Monday – Candle making Tuesday - Mosaics Wednesday – Jewellery making Thursday – Canvas painting Friday – Glass painting Saturday – Mosaics Sunday - Woolly Antics £5.00 per head per session ( each session approx 45- 60 mins)
Childrens and adult 'Art Parties' custom made to your requirement One to one art sessions from £15.00 an hour Monday – Creative Candles Using beeswax make a rolled candle and decorate with butterflies or other cut out designs. Bring if you (if not we can supply) can a large scallop shell or winkle shell and fill with melted beeswax to create an outdoor candle too. Tuesday & Saturday - Mosaic Madness – craft activities with shells, beads, jewellery and mosaics Choose from love heart, beach hut or fish designs to embellish and create your own unique work of art, mosaic style. If you have time bring along any small shells or stones, broken jewellery to further customise your plaque.
Wednesday - Joy of Jewellery - Using found shells, stones; new and recycled beads design and make a piece of one off handcraft &, customised piece o f jewellery. Thursday - Creative Canvases - Design, draw and paint your own unique design on a small canvas for a proffessional looking piece of fine artwork Friday - Painted Glass Lights Using glass paint decorate in your own style and with you r own theme a glass jar and make into a lantern for a night light lighting up your summer break . Saturday & Tuesday - Mosaic Madness – craft activities with shells, beads, jewellery and mosaics Choose from love heart, beach hut or fish designs to embellish and create your own unique work of art, mosaic style. If you have time bring along any small shells or stones, broken jewellery to further customise your plaque.
Sunday - Woolly Antics - Craft activities using our rare breed Lincoln Longwool sheep wool. Using our own raw washed wool we will hand comb and stretch the fibres of the Lincoln Longwool wool , hand spin sections and use them to create along with machine spun Lincoln Longwool wool pom- pom sheep, whilst a the same time learning about this unique and historical rare breed Lincolnshire breed of sheep . Design your own felt faces and as with all pedigree sheep name them.
2013 Events at Poplar Farm Passionate about Lincolnshire - Creativity and Conservation on the Lincolnshire Coast To find out more about these events call Helen on 07894292641 Easter Lincoln Longwool Rare Breed Lambing Weekend 29th, 30th, 31st March & 1st April 2013 10am - 4pm Join us at Poplar Farm to see our new born rare breed Lincoln Longwool Lambs and help us name them, this year is a ‘M’ year so names beginning with a ‘M’ please. Easter Egg Hunt, and Easter Art Activities all weekend. Join us for afternoon tea and Simnel Cake for a slice of Lincolnshire Coastal Life here on the farm.
Images from previous years events
Poplar Farm Lincolnshire ‘Stuff’ Week May 18th – 27th 10am - 4pm In years gone by to promote the unique Lincoln Longwool sheep wool a ‘Stuff Ball’ was held in the area and people were encouraged to wear an item made from the rare breed Lincoln Longwool wool, waistcoats, corsages. We are going to do our own take on the original ‘Stuff’ event here at Poplar Farm we will be holding a ‘ Stuff Week’ full of woolly activities. Follow the process of raw fleece to fine wool and get hands on with the activities. Beginners Wool Spinning and Felt making workshops ( for full programme of courses & demonstrations & to book tel;- Helen 07894292641 ). Beginners wool spinnning workshop Sat 18th May with expert spinner Joan Halliwell £15.00 a head all wheels & materials supplied - limited places please book 1st session 11am - 12.30pm 2nd session 2pm - 3.30pm
Poplar Farm World Oceans Day Art Weekend June 8th & 9th 10am - 5pm 3D Virtual Underwater Community Art Exhibition in the Tide Barn World Ocean day encourages individuals and communities to think about what the ocean means to them and what it has to offer all of us with hopes of conserving it for present and future generation. Poplar Farm is inviting art groups, schools, community groups and individuals to make colourful 3D fish from recycled materials ( for information sheet and guidelines tel;- Helen on 07894292641) and these fish will then be used to create a walk through art experience emulating an underwater scene from the ocean in the Tide Barn, raising awareness of the oceans fragility and our responsibility to care for it. The exhibition will be on the 8th and 9th June. We will also be asking visitors to wear blue and tell two about the ocean and our responsibility to it. For more information visit www.worldoceanday.org
Poplar Farm Smugglers Walk July 3rd 11am – 1pm A guided walk through coast and marsh bringing to life the smuggling history of this coastline, what was smuggled, remote droves, the dangers of the coastline, secret hideouts and meeting places. Walk some of the paths the smugglers used on this fun and informal walk. Afterwards enjoy a special smuggler’s lunch which will be served in the tearoom. Two course lunch for walkers at £6.00 a head Lincolnshire Haslet or Poacher Cheese Ploughmans or Grimsby Fish cakes dauphenoise potatoes and seasonal vegetables followed by either Key Lime Pie or smuggler Pavlova Please wear appropriate footwear. To book or for more information please contact Helen Matthews on 07894 292641. Wings and Water Walk Friday 19 July 10am - 1pm Poplar Farm Shop, Crabtree Lane, Sutton-on-Sea LN12 2RS A mid morning ramble from Sutton on Sea along the footpaths of Sutton on Sea to the Coast. This six mile circular route will visit some of the areas most beautiful countryside where we will be looking for ‘things with wings’ that make their home in the grazing marshes. This walk will also cross the (Boy Grift) drain and look at how drainage has shaped the landscape. Refreshments and toilet facilities available at the start/ finish of this walk. Please where suitable clothing Due to limited places booking is required. Please contact Helen Matthews on 01507 440202 / 07894292641.
Starry Eyes and Smugglers Tales Astronomers Evening July 22nd Explore the night sky with astronomer Paul Money and hear tales of our smuggling heritage Dinner at £6.50 a head Marsh reared lamb stew with seasonal vegetables or vegetarian stuffed Courgettes/peppers - fruit crumble or smugglers pavlova for dessert If you wish to bring a bottle there is a corkage charge of £1.00 a bottle Poplar Farm Shop Fresh Coffee from the Boston Bean Company using Fair Trade Columbian beans, Tea, Herbal Teas, Iced Tea, Fresh Lincolnshire Cordials etc. Croissants, Pain au chocolat, Bacon Baps, Scrambled Egg and Smoked Salmon Light lunch Home- Made Soup and a roll Seasonal Frittata, Prawn Linguine, Salads Afternoon High Tea Fresh Cream Scones Home Made Cakes Cup Cakes Jams, Preserves, Chutney, Honey, Jellies. Orginal Art Work for sale Cards and Gifts If you have a special event you want to celebrate we can cater for you on site to your specification . Birthdays, Weddings, Wedding anniversaries, Engagement Parties etc
New at Poplar Farm
New paintings by Helen Matthews - Hugo the Shetland stallion - Weasley & Hermoine - Our new British Lop eared piglets
Images from previous Easter Fun days 7 Rare breed weekends
May Images from National Honey Weekend 2012
National Honey week celebrates all the best things about our most industrious and superb pollinators the Honey Bee. Colin and Helen Matthews have been avid Bee Keepers for many years and are particularly proud of our fine coastal bees and the fabulous honey they produce. Over the Honey Weekend at Poplar Farm we will be doing talks on the Bee keeping, Hands on introduction to keeping bees, visit to the hives etc (limited places, please book). Honey cookery demonstration. Honey cake & biscuits for sale and Bee Art Activities all weekend.
Images from our previous walks here at Poplar Farm
Images from 2012 Lost Grazers of the Marsh Lincoln Longwool Sheep Weekend 2012 A wonderful weekend of interesting facts and tales about one of the earliest grazers of the Lincolnshire marshes, did you know that some of Lincolnshire finest churches and cathedrals were built on the back of fleeces of the Lincoln Longwool sheep? That the first smugglers on this coastline were smuggling the fleeces of Lincoln Longwool sheep to avoid paying taxes? That the finest wool you could buy in Italy in the middleages was the Lincoln wool known as Lincoln red once it was dyed? Join us at Poplar Farm for a weekend of talks, photographs, digital projection and art activities all based around this unique rare Lincolnshire breed sheep. Get close to the sheep, feel the weight of their wool and help comb and spin the luxurious Longwool wool. You will be able to make your own Lincoln long wool model using sheep fleece from the farm as part of our art & craft activities.
Poplar Farm Smugglers Walk 2012 August Art on the Farm Mini one hour creative sessions for children or families Daily one hour afternoon art and craft sessions between 2pm- 5pm @ £5.00 a head in the art room at Poplar Farm shop. Longer sessions and private sessions by arrangement. Jewelery making, glass painting, cup- cake decorating, candle making, decoupage, mosaics are just some of the activities we do.
Don't forget to put in your diary for 2013 The Bathing Beauties Festival 13th, 14th & 15th September 2013 Some images from this years Bathing Beauties Festival festival
Europe's Longest Linear Coastal Art Festival takes place every September in Mablethorpe, Sutton-on-Sea and Sandilands 'The Bathing Beauties Festival 13th, 14th & 15th September 2013 for more information visit www.bathingbeautiesfestival.org.uk
Poplar Farm, Crabtree Lane, Sutton-on-Sea, Lincolnshire LN12 2RS Nature Blog See bottom of page |
Home of the Best Beach Huts in England
Some of the fabulous award winning beach huts at Sandilands, Sutton-on-Sea, Trusthorpe and Mablethorpe.
ring helen on 07894292641 Treat yourself to a short break at Poplar Farm, Self Catering Holiday Cottages, Sutton-on-Sea, Sandilands, Lincolnshire e-mail helen.matthews9@btopenworld.com or ring 07894292641
Telephone: 07894292641 Email: helen.matthews9@btopenworld.com or Poplar Farms Flock of Lincoln Long Wool Sheep Interested in starting you own flock to secure the future of this wonderful unique breed, we do sometimes have pedigree stock for sale contact Helen On 07894292641 Longwool Lambs 2011 'Sandiland Kate Royal' was born on Bank Holiday Monday at 8.30am followed on Tuesday by twins 'Sandilands KupCake' and ' Sandilands Kinder Surprise'
Poplar Fare Rare Breed Easter Event 2011 Thank you for all the wonderful name suggestions begriming with 'K' for our newborn lambs. Kymm, Krusty, Kristal, Kirsty, Kola, Kermit, Kian, Kif, King Kong, Kinky, Kipper, Kisfit, KusKas, Killer, Kathryn , Kool, Kay, K-o-K, Krafty, Kelly, Kcha-Kcha, Kit Kat, Kinder Surprise, Kitty, Kandy, Kurly, Karen, Konnor, kameron, KupCake, Kolonel, Kidder-minster, Kurly- Wurley, Koo-Koo, Keely, Keswick, Kendal Mint Cake, Knight, Kloster, Kent, Kirk, Kemp, Kitty, Kisha, Knacker, Knicknack.
First Lamb of 2010 born 29th March at 11am - 'Poplar Farm Jolly Imogen' followed by twins ' Jolly Ida & Jolly Irene', then twin boys ' Jolly Isaac & Jolly Ismail' and finally lovely ' Jolly Iridessa'.
Lincolnshire Coast Nature Blog
2011 seemed to have flown by! We have just had one of the busiest holiday seasons here at the farm ever, maybe that is why it went so fast. It was lovely to see so many of our regular visitors back and great to have the extra help with lambing and the sheep. We had an excellent growing season with bumper fruit and vegetable crops, my pumkin crop was amazing and pumpkin and coriander soup was our starter on Christmas Day( recipe on the shop page). It is a family tradition to have our home grown vegetables for Christmas dinner as a bit of a celebration of our growing successes, this year we had butter sauted cabbage and brussel sprouts with parmesan shavings, honey roasted beetroot, red onion, carrots and pumpkin, leeks in a cheese sauce, roast caramalised parsnips, broad beans in parsley sauce, runner beans and french beans, there is nothing quite like cooking and enjoying your own produce. I had a little extra help last year in the polytunnel with George the grass snake taking up residence under the compost bags, I wondered where my frogs had disappeared to. Colin did really well at the Uppingham Fatstock show with our British Lop pig Rosie coming second in the rare breed section and we are now the proud recipiants of a splendid blue rossette. Ed ( Hallmark) the Lincoln Longwool ram went back in with the girls in November so we are looking forward to our lambs, the first of which should be born around the 18th March. Bella the shetland pony didn't deliver us a foal this year much to all our disappointment. In a complete contrast to last winter we have just had our warmest winter. I can't believe we still had borage, cosmos and roses flowering in November and when we fertilised the asparagus bed just recently with some fabulous rotted horse manure we could have picked a bunch of asparagus spears. Over the summer we rescued a wild duck that was caught in some wire, she has happily settled in with our two aylesbury ducks on the pond and they have recently been joined by a young moor hen all of whom come up the garden in the morning for a feed, watch out for this wonderful little group when you come to the farm, they are delightful. The biggest pest we had last year was a really bold sparrowhawk I had to evict it from the art barn, out of my polytunnel, my dads workshop and also out of my bedroom as it had got in through the open sash window chasing the sparrows that were nesting under the eves. Despite the fact it is a predator there is a place for all at Poplar Farm and I just picked it up a and set it free. I am looking forward to February as we sometimes get a rare glimpse of the young badgers, this is the month the young are born and the adults occasionally let them come out of the sets and let them play near the set entrance. 16/1/2012
Where do the months go! I don't seemed to have stopped since April and we are busy now in the meadows making hay. Lambing went really well with only one ewe suffering complications and that all ended well with a large healthy female lamb being born, we named her ' Sandiland Kate Royal' in honour of Prince Williams new bride and the Royal Wedding Celebrations. We had a really successful walk as part of the ' Lincolnshire Walking Festival' with fifty walkers taking part and to add to the day we had a sighting of the Hen Harrier by Crossing Cottage at Huttoft although butterflies were in short supply as it was so windy. Poplar Farm bees are doing really well and we had had a bumper harvest of rape honey. Colin has also split two of the hives so we should increase our colony stock. The really bad news is that our house martins were late returning and although a few pairs flitted around the house eves quite a lot of the nests had been damaged by the strong winds and harsh weather this winter and they did not stop, at one point a pair looked like they might be nesting in a damaged nest on the southwest gable but it was not to be. It is really quiet under our eves now apart from the sparrows and I shall really miss my chattering acrobatic feathered friends this year. I just hope my lovely house martins will come back next year. The Swallows have returned in force and have been causing havoc wanting to nest everywhere! They have been in the shop, the closed barn, popping into any open door way exploring places to nest. They have now finally settled and three of the nests are quite low giving our visitors first hand views of the hatched fledglings who are all now flying, so just watch out for low flying swallows if you come for a visit. We have had a bumper crop of asparagus from the kitchen garden and have just started eating our cherry tomatoes from the poly tunnel along with runner beans, french beans, courgette's, baby cucumbers and peas. We have planted masses of borage for the bees and they have been really busy around that, the sky blue borage flowers also look really pretty in a salad adding a bit of colour and cheer to a salad dish. With this brilliant weather all the fruit has come together so we are frantically jamming gooseberries, strawberries and blackcurrant's. I have to say my favorite jam this time of year is gooseberry, as a jam it really is underrated but it makes a delicate lightly scent blush coloured jam which is absolutely delicious on a croissant or a slice of toast if you get a chance pop into the shop and ask to try some. Bella the shetland pony is due to foal in the next few weeks so look out for photos. I have been busy painting a new series of paintings based on the Swallowtail Butterfly and recently has a small exhibition at Anderby Village Hall. It is interesting that before the marshes were drained here and ploughed this area would have been an ideal habitat for the Swallowtail Butterfly its a shame they can only now be found on the Norfolk Broads.
Waiting patiently for the return of our beautiful house martins I don't think it will be long as the season is slightly ahead of its self. I have heard reports of swallows already been sighted. The earliest our house martins previously returned was on the 22nd April. I think it will be a good year for butterflies I have already seen my flightily Brindles, Orange Tips, Peacocks and Coppers. The blossom is amazing this year which is usually the case after a harsh winter, whitethorn, plum and cherry is already in full blossom with my japonica also giving its best display ever. Baby Bel ( Bella) our pregnant shetland pony is looking swell with her foal due in July and the Lincoln Longwool ewes look fit to pop with our first lambs due about the 14th April. 10th April 2011 It is the 17th of February 2011 and I have heard my first skylark, spring is definitely around the corner.
A bit of information for you about two of my favorite subjects, Lincolnshire and Butterflies! did you know that the Glanville Fritillary was first discovered in Lincolnshire in 1702 by Eleanor Glanville a wealthy Yorkshire widow, although it quickly became extinct and since being re-introduced has been sighted in Hampshire , Weston Supermare the Wirral and now has established itself on the Isle of Wight. Maybe they are still here, hiding in the Lincolnshire meadows waiting to be spotted! Having been inspired by Patrick Barkham book 'The Butterfly Isles' and seeing there is a huge gap in information on our stretch of coast about our butterflies I shall be roping in many of our regular and new visitors to the farm into a butterfly count this summer to look at the number and range of butterflies within a certain radius of the farm. I think just by my own experience of what I see on my walks we will be pleasantly surprised by what we record. What is the first butterfly of the season you usually see? Mine always tends to be a flighty Brimstone, a yellow streak of spring with wings! ( updated 17/2/2011)
******************************** The season of good will is nearly over! Colin's pigs Danny and Petunia went to Uppingham Fatstock Show early December and Colin nearly got a third with Petunia and he is already planning his strategy for success at next years show. The ewes have had company since mid November when we picked up 'Hallmark' ( nickname Blue) a fine Lincoln Longwool ram from North Sea Camp Prison, it's his first time with the girls and never mind Corrie or Eastenders he has provided us with some great entertainment rounding the girls up in the field at the side of the house. Their lambs are due at Easter.
It has been the coldest winters we have ever had here at the farm, we had snow for over six weeks which made it harder work feeding the animals but gave us some great photo opportunities as everything looked so pretty also some comical moments as Colin couldn't seem to stay upright and spent most of his time sliding or falling over, keeping me amused for hours. It has been a good birthing season for the seals up at Donna Nook, we popped over to have a look at them when we picked our Christmas tree up from Grainthorpe. Woodcocks are abundant in the hedgerows and ditches and we quite often disturb half a dozen or so on our morning walk. What is interesting to see with the snow on the ground is just how close the deer come to the farm in the cold weather, as we are able to track them with their hoof prints in the snow. Jess our springer is taking full advantage of the cold snap and has already brought us rabbits, woodcock and a moorhen that have been sitting tight in the cold weather, despite our best efforts to dissuade her. We had a jar of our sloe gin jelly on Christmas day with our dinner and it was lovely, definitely an new line for the shop, it was great with the main dish of turkey and pork and also really tasty with a piece of runny brie, brilliant also with the gammon on boxing day too. Happy New Year to you all and I hope it is one blessed with good health and happiness. ( updated 3/1/2011) ********************************* Our house martins left early this year but the swallows stayed on to hatch out their last brood, it has been a record breeding year for both our house martins and swallows with the last swallows leaving on the 2nd October. I really miss them when they go and so look forward to their return in the spring, needless to say the eaves are quiet and the skies less interesting without the graceful acrobatics of these lovely birds. It was a disappointing year for our butterflies I did not see one painted lady and the usual flutter of the Admirals,Peacocks and Tortoiseshells were in short supply. Really looking forward to 'The Butterfly Isles' book by Patrick Barkham which I have put on my Christmas list this year, I just love to curl up and enjoy reading about one of my most favorite subjects on those long cold winter days, it is my idea of heaven. Danny and Petunia are gaining weight nicely and piling on the pounds with lovely scraps of quince and crabapple pulp which we are cooking at the moment for our autumn and Christmas jellies to sell though the shop. Has anyone noticed the amazing show of Sloes this year? they are hanging off their branches heavy like bunches of grapes, needless to say it will be a good year for sloe gin might even try a sloe vodka and we will certainly be doing a sloe gin jelly for the shop which is fabulous with a slice of brie and goats cheese. One of my other greatest pleasures this time of year is the sight of the spindle berry trees in their full pink berried glory, a lovely beacon of prettiness as the foliage of everything else is dying back.
Bella our shetland pony should be in foal now, we have mated her with a lovely skewbald ( brown and white) stallion called 'Hugo', who apparently is not the boss, so we will have a bundle of equine fun arriving in July 2011. ( updated 19th October 2010)
Images from World Community Art day 2009
There is something for everyone at Poplar Farm Visit the Farm Shop Order your Beach Picnic Hamper of Lincolnshire Produce The shop will be open selling honey, jams, chutneys and marmalades along with some fine Lincolnshire cheeses. Enjoy your tea and coffee with a delicious slice of our Lincolnshire fruit cake or one of our specialty cupcakes.
Afternoon Tea in the Farm Shop Poplar Farm Shop Hamper for the Beach
Poplar Farm, Crabtree Lane, Sutton-on-Sea helen.matthews9@btopenworld.com – www.poplar-farm.org.uk Tel:- 07894292641 - 01507 440202 |
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Four Star Self Catering Accommodation enjoyEngland.com Poplar Farm Holiday Cottages are situated in attractive countryside with fifteen acres of grass meadows leading to many footpaths and bridleways. Bed & Breakfast Four star bed and breakfast accommodation. All rooms with power showers. Fine taste of Lincolnshire breakfasts and evening meals by arrangement. Bring your horse Stabling and paddocks are available if you would like to bring your own horse or pony. DIY Holiday Livery field only £9.00 a day Holiday Livery with Stable £ 15.00 a day inclusive of Hay and Straw Art on the Farm Art & Craft courses run on site, book an art/ craft party or we can tailor make a course to suit your requirements or party plans. Poplar Farm Cottages are ideal for family holidays and for those who are interested in walking, riding, golfing, bird watching or fishing. The sandy beach at Sandilands is a 15 minute walk away, 5 minutes by car. Poplar Farm Holiday Cottages are four converted old farm building, they are light and airy with lovely views over farmland. All cottages are fitted out to a high specification with dishwashers, washing machines, microwaves.
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A Farm Shop is on site open during high season full time and low season on Saturdays. We sell home baked organic bread, freshly baked pain au chocolate, croissants to compliments our home made jams, preserves, jellies and chutneys. Our own honey, honey cake and much more.
Poacher Cheese is also available from our Farm Shop Original art work is for sale along with photographs taken of local scenes and wildlife. October to March creative courses are run in art & crafts, candle making and cooking.
( Poplar Farm does not engage with Trip Advisor as though the internet is a wonderful thing it is open to abuse and unfortunately I am the focus of one very unstable individual an ex neighbour called Richard Borthwick who uses multiple aliases and whose sole interest seems to be stalking me and my business using many aliases and posting very infantile, rude and untruthful comments on trip advisor even though he has never stayed in our cottages, visited our camp site or been to the farm shop. We can say with all honestly although we know we are not perfect our cottages are to a four star standard, our shop has the highest hygeine rating you can get and our business is predominately repeat with most of our prime weeks booked a year in advance. The photos and feedback from our real customers who come here regulary tell the real story). |
Sutton- on- Sea is a quiet and restful resort with an award winning blue flag beach.
The Romantic Coast Short breaks Short breaks are still available at Poplar Farm Admiral cottage is a wonderful cottage quiet and private with a four poster bedroom suite with a luxury en suite shower room, come and enjoy the peace and tranquility at Poplar Farm, long walks on deserted sandy beaches, explore the wildlife on the wild coast of Rimac and Donna Nook or just curl up by the wood burner and enjoy some wonderful Farmhouse cooking using fresh Lincolnshire produce. Part of Tastes of Lincolnshire Tastes of Lincolnshire Home cooking to order.
Visit Poplar Farm Shop Enjoy our honey, jams, chutneys, jellies, beeswax candles and free range eggs all from our Farm Shop
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Gift Vouchers Available for hampers and courses
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Holiday Cottages in Sandilands
near Sutton-on-Sea, Lincolnshire |