Hockey's Farm
South Gorley, New Forest
A family-run farm in the north of the New Forest that has raised rare-breed British Lop pigs since 1973, with a farm shop, butcher's counter and licensed farmyard cafe. Families can meet the resident pigs, donkeys and alpacas, and it makes a handy stop for walkers and cyclists.
Highlights
- Resident pigs, donkeys and alpacas
- Farmyard Cafe for breakfasts, lunches and cakes
- Master butcher's counter with the farm's own pork
- Harvest Nights supper evenings in the polytunnel
Good to know
- Dogs on leads are welcome outside, in the cafe seating and around the farm, but not in the farm shop
- Table bookings for the cafe can be made online
Getting there
Hockey's Farm, South Gorley, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, SP6 2PWParking: Free parking on site for customers.
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