Rushmere Farm Shop
Waterlooville, HampshireOrganic regenerative farm shop with eggs and veg · Waterlooville, Hampshire
Waterlooville, HampshireOrganic regenerative farm shop with eggs and veg · Waterlooville, Hampshire
4.8
From 59 Google reviews
If I could leave 0 stars I would very very rude I came across this place driving around I pulled in tonight to stay after another campsite I usually go to was full I pulled in parked my van went for a walk down to the toilet and showers to see if could find someone to pay came across a lady and asked if it was her I pay she said yes she asked how many people I said just me and my small camper she said £15 I paid her and went on my way went for stroll down to the farm shop on my way back up I came across a bald man assuming the lady's husband he asked me if I had paid I said yes I paid a lady in a vw golf she told me £15 he said that's to cheap followed me back to my van then left he then came marching back over a short while later banging my van window demanding another £15 as the website said £30 a night i explained i hadn't seen the website and I stopped in on the off chance I paid the lady what she had asked this man was extremely rude I got my money back and went on my way extremely rude and unwelcoming wouldn't stay here ever.
Beautiful stay in the countryside. It's a magical place full of nature and kind people. Look forward to coming back!
Rushmere Farm is a working organic cereal farm in the South Downs National Park. We are actively demonstrating that organic farming can be productive, profitable and regenerative at the same time. We grow high-quality food, improve soil structure, store carbon, increase biodiversity and welcome you to stay here, gather here, eat, drink and enjoy being part of it.
Rushmere Farm is a demonstration that organic farming can be productive and profitable , support it's community and deliver positive impact on the climate. We are carbon negative and grow high-quality, nutrient-dense food amidst increasing biodiversity. We believe organic farming is not a niche alternative. It is a serious, commercially viable model capable of feeding people well while restoring the natural systems that agriculture depends on.
The cereals, pulses and vegetables that we grow here are grown with the health of our ecosystem as a priority, and this includes human gut health. You will find no traces of chemicals in this food, and you will find consistently greater nutritional content per kg. You can buy our produce from the farm shop at the Corner Barn on the junction of Pithill Lane and Speltham Hill.
The farm shop is on our organic mixed farm, where we grow beautiful salads and veg, eggs and beef, flour and pulses, as well as flowers and honey. The shop also sells TOATS MYLK and TOATS CHOC from our own organic oats, as well as soups, pesto, relish, pickles, chutneys and preserves, all made here with our organic crops.
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Rustic basic facilities. Suited us well, stayed one night before getting the ferry. Village a 15 minute walk away with a local grocery shop and one pub.
Lovely peaceful camping stay. Facilities were good even though they were basic, the shower was nice and hot, plus plentiful toilet roll. There was a variety of utensils to borrow, which we did as I forgot to bring a bread knife and one of my glasses broke enroute - so borrowed both and cleaned and returned them to the shared outdoor kitchen area. We had a horse next to our tent in he next field, which munched away and was very grateful to us feeding him with the lush grass. There was a place to charge our phones, which was very much appreciated as the spot we chose didn't have electric hook up. All in all a wonderful peaceful stay and would certainly come again. Julie & Paul (21st - 23rd May 2026)
The shepherds hut was perfect for some peace and quiet. Just what was needed for a reset. The location is tranquil and a huge bonus to wake up to see the horses in the paddock right next door. Facilities are basic but fully working and all you need. I would highly recommend a stay at rushmere farm. It’s the perfect escape.
Stayed for one night’s non-elec pitch camping in April 2026. Great campsite, would highly recommend. Booked last minute, which was an easy and quick process. Site is located on one side of the Hambledon village valley. Steep hill to and from village, but still walkable. Peaceful location. Plenty of facilities for camping. Hot shower and clean toilets, and plenty of food prep space. Large barn with indoor tables would be excellent if travelling with larger group. Fire pit with logs available to purchase. Only suggestion would be to make firefighters available to purchase alongside the logs. Can easily access public paths nearby to the site, so plenty of good walks available. Overall, would recommend as camp site.
We had an amazing time staying in a cabin at Rushmere. It was such a peaceful and beautiful setting, a short and gorgeous walk to the nearest small village with great pub food. The hosts were really lovely and delivered us some of their delicious oat milk on our first morning. The cabin was clean and well-equipped. We were lucky enough to have the place to ourselves for one night and although it was a little noisier having a young family next door on our 2nd night, we still felt it was a relaxing time!

