Knockaloe Beg Farm Holidays & Great Days Out in the Isle of Man
Full range of farmstay holiday accommodation:
Guest house Bed and Breakfast (B&B), Self-catering, Bunkhouse (hostel) & Glamping holidays
Guest house Bed and Breakfast (B&B), Self-catering, Bunkhouse (hostel) & Glamping holidays
PLUS farm events throughout the year, including Lambing Live and Born in the Barn. Contact us for group visits.
WIGWAM WINTER BREAK OFFER – Come and stay in one of our lovely heated wooden ‘wigwam’ cabins over the winter for an special offer price of £150 for two nights, or three nights for £200, with lots of extras!
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B&B WINTER BREAK OFFER – Come for a luxury, peaceful, break in one of our deluxe en-suite Bed and Breakfast rooms at the discounted price of £160 for a two night stay, with lots of extras!
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Come and join us for farmstay holidays and great days out for families in the Isle of Man at Kirk Patrick, near Peel, on the stunning west coast.
Our farm is 2 miles from the picturesque Sunset City of Peel, which offers a variety of excellent restaurants, walks, pubs, sandy beaches and museums.
Something for everyone: four types of farmstay holiday accommodation: Bed & Breakfast (B&B) in our Guest House, Self-catering in two barn conversions, bunk barns and glamping in the wigwams; plus Children’s Parties, Open Farm weekends, “Lambing Live!”, sponsor an animal, and more…
Knockaloe Beg Farm at a glance
Working farm close to the spectacular west coast of the Isle of Man, and to all the amenities of Peel.
Outdoor leisure suite with BBQ hut and sauna.
Guest house (B&B) for up to 10 people
Self-catering accommodation for up to 6 & 4
Bunk house (hostel accommodation) for groups of up to 8 & 2 people
Glamping for up to 8 people
Children’s farm parties & Open Farm
Dogs are accepted only in The Byre (self catering) and The Dovecote (wigwam)
Accommodation types
Knockaloe Beg Farmhouse
Our Farmhouse offers bed and breakfast guest house accommodation: a unique opportunity to relax in a peaceful setting half a mile up a private road, nestled below Peel Hill. A short, steep walk to the top will reward you with stunning panoramic views of the Isle of Man.
You will receive a warm welcome at our B&B with home-made afternoon tea on arrival. More…
The Stables
The stables were rebuilt in 2008 as a three-bedroomed self-catering holiday cottage, sleeping six people.
Includes a ground floor bedroom with level access, and fenced garden.
We also include a lovely, local welcome pack with the best of Isle of Man produce. More…
The Byre
The Byre is our former cow house.
This building has recently been converted into a luxury single storey self-catering cottage sleeping 3-4 people.
There is a sheltered private garden and fully accessible bathroom. More…
The Bunkhouse
Same great Isle of Man location, this is basic hostel accommodation, with a highly accredited award, in our Bunk Barn sleeping groups and families up to 8 people.
The Bothy
The oldest building at Knockaloe Beg, our bothy has been converted to basic hostel accommodation sleeping 2 people, perhaps unique in the Isle of Man. If you are looking to stay on a farm on a budget, this could be for you.
Glamping
Something a bit different; close to nature but with a touch of luxury. We have built 2 lovely wooden glamping cabins in the orchard behind our farmyard with uninterrupted views to Peel Hill.
The wigwams are are both en-suite and sleep up to 4 people in each one. They also have wood fired hot tubs!
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Open Farm, Farmer’s Rest Cafe, and Farm Shop
Join us on selected dates throughout the year – see Facebook for details.
Come and see our rare breeds, adopt a pig, and look out for special events such as Lambing Live and Nativity plays (Born in the Barn).
Our cafe will be open and local Isle of Man produce on sale in our farm shop. More…
Children’s parties
The children enjoy the fun of the farm;
select from a wide range of activities,
and enjoy a Farmhouse tea. Find out more…
Tigh na’ Caoiraich, our Highlands Cottage:
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Why not try our cottage in the remote and beautiful landscape at Tomdoun in the Highlands of Scotland?
