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Conservation Centre with Eco Friendly Holidays & Campsite, trails & courses in West Wales

Welcome to Denmark Farm Conservation Centre, in beautiful Ceredigion; where wildlife is at the heart of everything we do. Denmark Farm can be enjoyed by families and nature-lovers, conservationists and land managers. Come and see for yourself… if you love nature then you’ll love Denmark Farm!
Croeso i Ganolfan Gadwraeth Fferm Denmark, yng nghanol harddwch Ceredigion, lle mae bywyd gwyllt wrth graidd popeth rydym yn ei wneud. Gall Fferm Denmark fod yn lle i’w fwynhau gan deuluoedd a charedigion byd natur, cadwraethwyr a rheolwyr tir. Dewch i weld drosoch chi’ch hun… os ydych yn caru byd natur byddwch yn caru Fferm Denmark!
 
LinkOur Eco Lodge provides comfort and sustainability for holidays immersed in nature.

Self-Catering Eco Holidays

Our Eco Lodge provides comfort and sustainability for holidays immersed in nature.

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Courses & Events

Workshops in Conservation, Species Identification, Natural Crafts and Sustainable Living

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Help us flourish

Become a Member of our Environmental Charity the Shared Earth Trust

LinkWe have a bunkhouse and meeting rooms available for your events and gatherings.

Bunkhouse & Dormitories

Bunkhouse and meeting rooms available for your events and gatherings.

LinkWe have space for eco-camping set in a wonderful, wildlife-rich 40-acre nature reserve

Eco-campsite

We have space for eco-camping set in a wonderful, wildlife-rich nature reserve

LinkWe have a selection of family friendly eco activities to suit all our guests and local visitors.

Children’s Activities

A selection of family friendly eco activities to suit all our guests and local visitors.

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Nature Trails

Self-guided trails take you through a variety of habitats and an amazing array of wildlife.

Latest News

Environmental Impact

A SANCTUARY FOR WILDLIFE This is an article our own Jon Sayer (Trustee, volunteer, biscuit-eater) wrote for Lampeter’s local publication “Grapevine”. Their subject for this May’s edition was “Environmental Impact”.  It would be a shame for all you good people… more >

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Walking for Wildlife – 21 miles or bust!

The Proclaimers once sang about walking 500 miles and then, if that wasn’t enough, apparently wanted to “walk 500 more”. Whilst the melody was great, the idea was plainly ridiculous. Obviously what they meant to sing was “If I could… more >