Open Farm Sunday 2026

Step into Dorset’s working countryside for a day where farming, food and landscape come together.

Open Farm Sunday offers the opportunity to visit local farms across the Dorset National Landscape, take part in hands on activities, enjoy guided tours and experience how food is produced by the people who care for these distinctive places.

Taking place on Sunday 7 June, it’s a relaxed and family friendly way to explore the countryside and gain a deeper understanding of the vital connection between farming and the Dorset landscape you see today.

People riding a covered tractor trailer through green countryside on a farm visit or outdoor event.
Open Farm Sunday at Denhay

Participating Dorset Farms

Coppet Hill, hosted in partnership with the Melplash Agricultural Society and the Marshwood Vale Farmers Cluster
Discover the vital role farmers play in producing our food, caring for nature, and protecting the environment.

Highlights:

  • Tractor & trailer rides around the farm
  • From wheat to bread demonstrations
  • Sheep shearing & the story of wool
  • Meet the animals – sheep, cattle, pigs, calves & chickens
  • Hands-on farm-to-food activities for kids

Local food available. Or bring a picnic and enjoy the family-friendly picnic area.
Come and meet your local farmers and see how your food is produced. Activities are centred around the Barn Owl Buildings and include tractor and trailer rides, working demonstrations, livestock displays and food stalls.
Entry is free, with plenty of parking available.

Location:  Coppet Hill, Denhay Farm, Broadoak DT6 5NP
Time: 10:00 – 16:00
Cost: Free

Contact:
📞 07866 619727
✉️ pippa@coppethill.co.uk

Kingston Maurward College

Highlights:
• Dairy
• Sheep
• Pigs
• Other livestock
• Farm shop
• Other livestock
• Goats

Location: Kingston Maurward College, Dorset, DT2 8PY

For more information please contact:
📞- 01305215012
✉️- sarah.hassall@kmc.ac.uk

More farms to be announced

The organisers of Open Farm Sunday have advised that additional farms may be added to the programme ahead of Sunday 7 June 2026, so keep an eye out for updates!
For more information about the national event, visit https://farmsunday.org/

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