Almost all horse owners dream of cantering down a sandy beach. Wind in your hair, faint taste of salt spray, freedom to ride safely, no cars, no traffic. What a buzz! Field Farm benefits perfectly from its coastal location and can make your beach riding dreams come true!

Mumby sits between Chapel St Leonards and Anderby Creek, approx 9 miles North of Skegness, on the East Coast of Lincolnshire. The beauty of this location is that there is no re-boxing or transport required to get to the beach. The nearest beach is less than a mile away, at the end of a green lane, which starts at the top of Field Farm's drive. Wake up, breakfast, tack up and away you go!

Field Farm has been designed to ensure you get the very best from your visit. From only £25.00 per horse per day (£35 from May to September) you have access to superb stabling, indoor and outdoor sand schools, jumping paddock, 1.2mile cross country course, incredible off road hacking and of course the beach!

Equestrian Facilities at Field Farm
•40 x 20 outdoor 'Maple' arena with 'pro track' surface.
•30 x 15 'Maple' indoor arena with 'pro track' surface, integrated sound system, covered viewing / refreshment area.
•One acre outdoor grass show jumping paddock.
•Multiple sets of show jumps including “junior” set and working hunter set.
•1.2 mile Cross country course / canter track
•'Pioneer' Deluxe Horse walker.
•60 acres of well maintained grass paddocks, fully post and railed with added security of a top line of electric rope
•Almost endless local hacking including, of course, the beach, less than a mile away via a green lane.
•Secure parking for trailers and lorries.

Accommodation
While your horse chills out in his or her stable there are numerous options for overnight accommodation for you....
- There is hard standing for lorries with day / night living. (Available from only £10.00 / lorry / night.)
- There is an area for touring caravans, motor homes or tents. (Available from only £10.00 / person / night.)
- Field Farm has a number of luxury holiday homes sleeping 4 – 6 or 6 – 8 people. Rental can be for a little as one night, or longer to suit your requirements. Please contact us for an up to date price list.
- There are plenty of local B&B’s, hotels and self catering holiday lets we can direct you to.
- Lots of choices for all budgets! Download a booking form and secure your place now!

Fishing Lake
Field Farm has developed a former drainage dyke to create a 2 acre lake for fishing enthusiasts, stocked with almost 6000 roach, rudd, bream, carp and tench (carp to 22lb plus!). It has been sympathetically planted to create a haven for wildlife and is available for use via day ticket and can also be group booked for matches if required.

Other Facilities
There is walking, cycling, fishing & nightlife. Field Farm is far enough away from the traditional East Coast holiday destinations to offer peace and tranquillity yet close enough to them that they can be visited should you want to.
Butlins – Skegness – approx 10 miles
Fantasy Island – Ingoldmells – approx 7 miles
Louth – Historic Market Town – approx 17 miles
Lincoln – Vibrant shopping – cathedral – market – approx 45 miles

Field Farm organises regular “Beach Ride Out’s” where you can join other, like minded, horse owners in a group ride out.

A typical Beach Ride itinerary may include the following: Riders meet at Field Farm at 10am, tack up (or have a rest if arriving ridden). You'll have a drink and a breakfast roll, then depart at 11am, via the green lane which leads to the beach at Wolla Bank. There is then a 5 mile beach ride, past Anderby to Sandilands, where you'll ride off the beach to the car park for a cool down, biscuit and drink at around 12.30pm. At 1pm, you'll ride back along the beach to Field Farm (2.30pm), where there are more refreshments and the opportunity to cool down before you load up and depart.
The cost for this event would be £20.00 per horse and rider (to include food and drink) £5.00 per supporter / follower (includes food and drink)

Please see the Field Farm website for dates and details of beach rides www.field-farm.net