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Chain Bridge Honey Farm

Berwick-upon-Tweed, United Kingdom Honey farm

One of the Best Places To Visits in Horncliffe Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A really place to visit. Loads of made from and wax. There is also information on as well. There is a here and some vintage machines to look at. Well worth a visit. There is disabled access as well. Plenty of parking. A hidden jem. We visited on recommendation at the beginning of October, travelling from our hotel in Berwick-upon-Tweed. A fabulous where you can explore and learn everthing about bees, the bee garden, and purchase all your and based directly from the farm. You can also watch the bee's doing their thing. There's lots of history on the area to explore here and a short walk down the road (uphill on the way back) was Chain Bridge a must visit. There's vintage equipment to explore, too. My favourite was the London bus. It brought back childhood memories of hopping on and off in the city with my nan. A fabulous wildlife photograph exhibition was also guesting whilst we visited. In the high season there's also a in a converted bus. I would definitely recommend this little gem. Such a fantastic place. Great for light lunch and the tractor museum and the centre are amazing places. The hidden gem is the fantastic - all planted for the benefit of the bees. Highly recommend (especially for kids). Super free visitors centre showing olde school, plant, commercial vehicles & tractors . Along with displays of old English Tools , world war 2 memorabilia, motorcycles, and tools . Lovely walk that takes in raised flower beds , beehives and benches to sit and take in the peace and quiet. Didn't look much when we arrived, and there were no other visitors, and it felt tired . Think it is quite deceptive and a hidden gem. We went for a walk onto the bridge and walked from England into Scotland. we visited the wee shop and the information and knowledge was incredible. it was like a tardis room leading onto other rooms! The was delicious and you can get a free wee taste. As the time got on, it got busier but not too busy. Staff and visitors all said hello and passed the time of day or smiled. The tractors and equipment were amazing and a great collection, and it was lovely watching the in the garden. The bus for food was closed, and I felt they were missing a trick, I would have just lived a wee drink, but I understand it was out of season. I would recommend a visit. Interesting visit. Old buses,old tractors and farming implements to look at. A with bee loving flowers. A small museum and shop selling and related products. We have been visiting the Chain Bridge for the last 15 years or so and over the years have bought everything from walking sticks to face cream from the shop. The is in a truly stunning piece of landscape and the bridge is spectacular. The old vehicles display is to potter around and the in the old is bus is with homemade food. The reason to is the from bees. They have wax, creams, soaps, and mustards with in. The from this place is amongst the best I have ever tried. We live in Nottingham so we order and other on mass probably 4 or 5 times a year, I wouldn’t eat from anywhere else now. The are good value and very well packed. We were too late for the as it was closing when we arrived late in the day but out the back they had this mini machinery museum so got a few quick pictures of what I found, going to pop back soon for a proper and spend more time there Visited here last week. The gardens are absolutely beautiful, and a lot of work and effort has gone into achieving the end result and I've never seen so many on all the wonderful plants and flowers in one place a joy to visit. Great day out with a fantastically eclectic collection of machines and exhibits as well as the working bee farm. Would also highly recommend the excellent and their cakes! Great friendly with homemade cakes. Eclectic mix of tractors, crawlers and lorries to look at in and around the free vintage museum. Very memory evoking for people of a certain vintage! Very enjoyable experience. The shop and museum are also well worth a visit. The is fabulous. Well worth a if you’re in the area. Impressively detailed and very interesting exhibits with live visible in a display. The art is extremely well done and the calligraphy in hand writing all the information is amazing. Good too. Looks a little strange on the way in with all the old machinery but don’t skip it just because of first impressions. A Sweet Experience at Chain Link Farm If you're a lover or simply looking for a unique outing, Chain Link is a must-visit. This charming offers a delightful blend of education, entertainment, and delicious treats. From the moment you arrive, you're immersed in the world of bees. The informative exhibits provide fascinating insights into the lives of these hardworking creatures. The observation hive is particularly captivating, allowing you to witness the in action. Beyond the educational aspects, the is a sensory delight. The fragrant gardens are a joy to explore, and the honey-themed are simply irresistible. I couldn't resist purchasing a jar of their raw, unfiltered - it's absolutely divine! For a truly memorable experience, be sure to sample some of their honey-infused treats. The ice cream and cakes are absolutely delicious. Whether you're a bee enthusiast or simply looking for a fun family outing, Chain Link is a must-visit. The friendly staff, beautiful surroundings, and delicious make it a truly unforgettable experience. on the bus was nice, too warm to sit inside today thou. 2 lattes and cakes came to £15ish. Visitor centre sells everything and wax😀. Bee is to sit in. Loads of vintage (rusty) equipment. Just a few minute walk to Scotland over the bridge Lovely place to visit. The bus was really good too. Went back 2 days later just to double check! is great and I've discovered fudge 🐝🤩 Lovely place, little play area for smaller children, excellent toilet facilities, very friendly staff, food was however ground not mobility scooter friendly unless off road capable would again Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

One of the Best Places To Visits in Horncliffe Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. A really place to visit. Loads of made from and wax. There is also information on as well. There is a here and some vintage machines to look at. Well worth a visit. There is disabled access as well. Plenty of parking. A hidden jem. We visited on recommendation at the beginning of October, travelling from our hotel in Berwick-upon-Tweed. A fabulous where you can explore and learn everthing about bees, the bee garden, and purchase all your and based directly from the farm. You can also watch the bee's doing their thing. There's lots of history on the area to explore here and a short walk down the road (uphill on the way back) was Chain Bridge a must visit. There's vintage equipment to explore, too. My favourite was the London bus. It brought back childhood memories of hopping on and off in the city with my nan. A fabulous wildlife photograph exhibition was also guesting whilst we visited. In the high season there's also a in a converted bus. I would definitely recommend this little gem. Such a fantastic place. Great for light lunch and the tractor museum and the centre are amazing places. The hidden gem is the fantastic - all planted for the benefit of the bees. Highly recommend (especially for kids). Super free visitors centre showing olde school, plant, commercial vehicles & tractors . Along with displays of old English Tools , world war 2 memorabilia, motorcycles, and tools . Lovely walk that takes in raised flower beds , beehives and benches to sit and take in the peace and quiet. Didn't look much when we arrived, and there were no other visitors, and it felt tired . Think it is quite deceptive and a hidden gem. We went for a walk onto the bridge and walked from England into Scotland. we visited the wee shop and the information and knowledge was incredible. it was like a tardis room leading onto other rooms! The was delicious and you can get a free wee taste. As the time got on, it got busier but not too busy. Staff and visitors all said hello and passed the time of day or smiled. The tractors and equipment were amazing and a great collection, and it was lovely watching the in the garden. The bus for food was closed, and I felt they were missing a trick, I would have just lived a wee drink, but I understand it was out of season. I would recommend a visit. Interesting visit. Old buses,old tractors and farming implements to look at. A with bee loving flowers. A small museum and shop selling and related products. We have been visiting the Chain Bridge for the last 15 years or so and over the years have bought everything from walking sticks to face cream from the shop. The is in a truly stunning piece of landscape and the bridge is spectacular. The old vehicles display is to potter around and the in the old is bus is with homemade food. The reason to is the from bees. They have wax, creams, soaps, and mustards with in. The from this place is amongst the best I have ever tried. We live in Nottingham so we order and other on mass probably 4 or 5 times a year, I wouldn’t eat from anywhere else now. The are good value and very well packed. We were too late for the as it was closing when we arrived late in the day but out the back they had this mini machinery museum so got a few quick pictures of what I found, going to pop back soon for a proper and spend more time there Visited here last week. The gardens are absolutely beautiful, and a lot of work and effort has gone into achieving the end result and I've never seen so many on all the wonderful plants and flowers in one place a joy to visit. Great day out with a fantastically eclectic collection of machines and exhibits as well as the working bee farm. Would also highly recommend the excellent and their cakes! Great friendly with homemade cakes. Eclectic mix of tractors, crawlers and lorries to look at in and around the free vintage museum. Very memory evoking for people of a certain vintage! Very enjoyable experience. The shop and museum are also well worth a visit. The is fabulous. Well worth a if you’re in the area. Impressively detailed and very interesting exhibits with live visible in a display. The art is extremely well done and the calligraphy in hand writing all the information is amazing. Good too. Looks a little strange on the way in with all the old machinery but don’t skip it just because of first impressions. A Sweet Experience at Chain Link Farm If you're a lover or simply looking for a unique outing, Chain Link is a must-visit. This charming offers a delightful blend of education, entertainment, and delicious treats. From the moment you arrive, you're immersed in the world of bees. The informative exhibits provide fascinating insights into the lives of these hardworking creatures. The observation hive is particularly captivating, allowing you to witness the in action. Beyond the educational aspects, the is a sensory delight. The fragrant gardens are a joy to explore, and the honey-themed are simply irresistible. I couldn't resist purchasing a jar of their raw, unfiltered - it's absolutely divine! For a truly memorable experience, be sure to sample some of their honey-infused treats. The ice cream and cakes are absolutely delicious. Whether you're a bee enthusiast or simply looking for a fun family outing, Chain Link is a must-visit. The friendly staff, beautiful surroundings, and delicious make it a truly unforgettable experience. on the bus was nice, too warm to sit inside today thou. 2 lattes and cakes came to £15ish. Visitor centre sells everything and wax😀. Bee is to sit in. Loads of vintage (rusty) equipment. Just a few minute walk to Scotland over the bridge Lovely place to visit. The bus was really good too. Went back 2 days later just to double check! is great and I've discovered fudge 🐝🤩 Lovely place, little play area for smaller children, excellent toilet facilities, very friendly staff, food was however ground not mobility scooter friendly unless off road capable would again Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

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Address
Chain Bridge Honey Farm, Horncliffe, England, GB
Phone
+44 1289 382362
Monday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Thursday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Friday10:00 AM to 4 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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