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Visit farms around Fort William, Foyers or Pitlochry
Ganymede
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Hi everyone,
I'm very interested to visit farms during my next trip. I will stay at Fort William for a few days, as well as Foyers, Pitlochry and Edinburgh.
Do you see working farms that could be visited around these cities ?
Thanks for your help !
Nadia
I'm very interested to visit farms during my next trip. I will stay at Fort William for a few days, as well as Foyers, Pitlochry and Edinburgh.
Do you see working farms that could be visited around these cities ?
Thanks for your help !
Nadia
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Near Edinburgh, there is also Craigie's Farm which has a café and shop with lots of amazing local food and drink products to try or buy - yum yum
Also near Edinburgh is Swanston Farm, another working farm where you can eat local produce and visit for the day. You can also see Highland cattle here!
You can find out lots of information about farm tours across Scotland at:
http://www.goruralscotland.com/plan/destinations/farm-tours
You can also browse the VisitScotland page on farm stays. If you look at the listings in 'map view', you can see their locations. Some of these farm stays are working farms that could be visited on a day trip.
https://www.visitscotland.com/holidays-breaks/farm-stays/
Thanks a lot for all the good tips ! Not only do I have information for my trip in September, but you also gave me ideas for the next one in April