Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre 2025

The farm is set in part of North Northumberland with breathtaking views as far as the Eildon Hills. Learn about the history of the heavy horse and look at the large collection of horse-drawn machinery, as well as having the chance to get up close to these gentle giants.

Contacts

Operator: Milfield Heavy Horse Association

Address: Nr Heatherslaw Ford Berwick upon Tweed Northumberland TD12 4TR

Telephone: 01890 820 601
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Website: View website

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Open Days & Times

Mar-Dec Tue-Sun & BHol 1000-1700. Summer: Carriage Rides are available. Visit website or facebook for more details.

Travel

By Bus: 267
By Rail: Berwick / 11 miles

Facilities

Parking
Refreshments
Souvenir Shop
Full disabled access

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Hay Farm is now the only Rare Breed Approved Conservation Centre in the Country, which is dedicated to the Heavy Horses. Not only will visitors see the Clydesdales Heavy Horses, but also other animals which would have been common place in the era of the working horse. These include the now very rare British Lop Eared pigs – Thelma and Louise, The Sebastopol Geese – George and Mildred, along with the Oxford & Lincolnshire Longwool sheep.

The main objective of the centre is to raise awareness of the importance that the heavy horses played within our history before the introduction of mechanical power.

Carriage Rides also available see website.