SACREWELL FARM

Bring your family and children to this wonderful farm which is not only a perfect picnic spot but also gives you an opportunity to learn about farming. The farm is restored on an 18th century watermill allowing you to meet with animals, enjoy the lush greenery.

Sacrewell's Grade II, the watermill of the 18th century has a rich history from 1086. You will get the opportunity to uncover the lifestyle of the people who used to live there. The natural geography suggests that the Romans have used Sacrewell water power for several centuries, which helps keep its name “Sacrewell’. The existing watermill was constructed in 1755 and operated until 1965, but then the operations stopped due to scarcity of workforce.

To improve the educational resources of agriculture, they have restored and conserved this building as well as unlocked memories and stories of people that have worked there. The famous “Sacrewell” also has other attractions, including farm animals like sheep, pigs, and some unusual alpacas, some guinea pigs, and rabbits living in Hutton barn with old farming equipment. The farm is the perfect spot for the family picnic where you can teach your kids about farming techniques as well as wild life. 

Location: Thornhaugh, Peterborough PE8 6HJ, UK

Timing: 9 am- 4:30 pm 

Entry Fees: £6.23 - £7.93

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Highlights

• The Sacrewell Farm is one of the tourist places in Peterborough where you can spend some quality time with your family and can learn with fun.
• The Farm was restored on a watermill which is from the 18th century which allows you to uncover the memories and stories of the people who used to live there.
• It is a must-see place to visit in Peterborough, as this place where you can learn about farming as well as about the wildlife.
• This tour will increase your knowledge as you can try your hands on old farming equipment.
• You can also learn here woodcarving from Glyn Mould, who made the logo of the city.