Swan Barn Farm
Haslemere, Waverley
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Woodland, orchard and pasture right behind Haslemere High Street, owned by the National Trust and grazed by Belted Galloway cattle. It is the start of the 64-mile Serpent Trail and links to the Sussex Border Path and Greensand Way.
Highlights
- Start of the Serpent Trail
- Circular walk through orchard, meadows and woodland
- Belted Galloway cattle in the fields
- Speckled Wood eco-house, seen from the footpath
Good to know
- The buildings are not open to visitors
- Good for a picnic before or after time in Haslemere
Getting there
Swan Barn Farm, Collards Lane, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 2HUParking: The National Trust page gives no parking details; the farm is a short walk from Haslemere High Street.
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