Sheep Trekking in Broseley: An animal adventure with a difference

BROSELEY GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Sheep Trekking in Broseley: An animal adventure with a difference

A guided, hands-on sheep-walking experience on a Shropshire farm that introduces rare breeds, teaches basic animal care, and outlines what to bring for a safe, memorable day.

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Sheep Trekking in Broseley: An animal adventure with a difference.

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Location
Broseley
Operator
Frankly Farm Tours
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set on a working Shropshire farm, this guided sheep-trekking experience pairs a gentle perimeter walk with up-close time among rare and friendly sheep — including Ouessant and Shropshire breeds — plus opportunities to feed the animals, meet their alpaca companions, and photograph the encounter.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ANIMALS

Rare breeds up close

You’ll meet Ouessant and Shropshire sheep — rare, friendly breeds that are central to the farm’s conservation and education work.

THE WALK

A peaceful farm perimeter stroll

The activity is centred on a relaxed walk around the farm perimeter with the animals, designed to be calm and companionable rather than strenuous.

THE MOMENTS

Feeding, learning, and photos

Participants have chances to feed the sheep, learn about breed characteristics and conservation, and capture memorable photos with the animals.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

The experience unfolds as an intimate, interactive farm visit: gather at the Old Barn for a safety briefing, move to the holding pen to meet the sheep and learn about their breeds, then take a leisurely walk around the farm perimeter with the animals before returning to the courtyard for feeding and photos.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits — and who should avoid it.

1
Animal loversIdeal for people who want close, hands-on time with sheep and alpacas and who appreciate learning about rare breeds.
2
Families with teensAppropriate for families with children aged 13 and over; younger children are not permitted due to safety around animals.
3
Casual walkersSuited to those seeking a gentle outdoor activity rather than a strenuous hike — the walk is a relaxed perimeter stroll with animals.
4
Those uncomfortable with animalsNot a good match for people who are nervous around livestock, as the experience involves direct handling and close proximity to sheep that can be strong-willed.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring comfortable outdoor clothing, footwear suitable for farm walks, and a camera or smartphone for photos.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the farm: layered, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes or boots for uneven ground.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Can I bring children under 13?

No — the experience is only for ages 13 and above.

Are the animals safe?

Yes — the animals are friendly, though they can be strong-willed.

Is there an age minimum?

Participants must be at least 13 years old; the experience is not suitable for younger children.

Can the animals be difficult to handle?

While friendly, the animals can be strong-willed, so handlers should follow staff guidance.

Why are young children not allowed?

The restriction is in place for safety around animal handling and interaction.