War Horse Country Farm Park, situated on Parsonage Farm, boasts a century-old farming legacy and is the setting of Michael Morpurgo’s acclaimed novel “War Horse.” Additionally, it holds significance as the former residence of ‘Jack’ Russell, the founder breeder of the renowned terriers bearing his name. Visitors can explore War Horse Valley, delve into its farming history, and peruse a First World War exhibition housed in a 400-year-old cob barn. The farm features a scenic trail, highlighting 15 granite rollers along a half-mile circular walk. Afterward, indulge in delicious Devonshire cream tea, coffee, and cakes in the conservatory. The farm’s diverse animal inhabitants include Joey the horse, miniature ponies, alpacas, various sheep breeds, pigs, rabbits, geese, and ducks. Guests are welcome to observe the milking of cows from the balcony and participate in feeding calves, promising an enriching and immersive experience for all visitors.