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Newbound Farm
The gable end of Orchard Barn: an oak porch with a hanging basket either side of the glazed front door, stone steps down to a wooden gate, and the farm lane running past mown grass and orchard trees.

Equestrian breaks · Teversal, Nottinghamshire

Holiday with your horse

One of the few luxury holiday properties in the East Midlands where you can bring your horse. Turnout right outside the barn, direct trail access, and miles of off-road hacking through Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.

Equestrian holidays

Bring your horse to Nottinghamshire

Newbound Farm is one of a very small number of holiday cottage properties in the East Midlands that welcomes horses. Set in the village of Teversal, the farm sits directly on the Teversal Trail — giving you immediate access to an extensive network of traffic-free, off-road hacking routes through some of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire’s most beautiful countryside.

While your horse is settled in the paddock, you’ll be staying in Orchard Barn — a luxury two-bedroom barn conversion with a wood-fired hot tub, private garden and countryside views. The perfect end to a long day in the saddle.

The paddock comes with the barn and is not let separately. Tell us how many horses you’re bringing when you enquire and we’ll confirm what’s available for your dates.

An old wooden farm cart planted up on the lawn at Newbound Farm, framed by dark post-and-rail fencing, blossoming trees and open Nottinghamshire countryside beyond.

On site

Equestrian facilities at Newbound Farm

  • Paddock turnout

    Secure fencing and an open countryside setting, right outside the barn. The paddock comes with your stay - it is not let separately.

  • Up to 3 horses

    Ample space for up to three horses on site. Please enquire at the time of booking — an additional cost applies.

  • Direct trail access

    Ride out from the farm gate straight onto the traffic-free Teversal Trail. No road work required.

  • Open countryside

    The farm is surrounded by rolling Nottinghamshire countryside, a calm and restorative setting for your horse.

  • Tibshelf Canter Track

    A dedicated off-road riding surface near the Tibshelf end of the Five Pits Trail, for riders wanting to open up.

  • And the barn to come back to

    A wood-fired hot tub, a private garden and two en-suite bedrooms waiting at the end of a long day in the saddle.

Off-road hacking

Miles of traffic-free trails

The Teversal Trail starts at the farm gate and connects to a wider network spanning Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire — all off-road, all traffic-free.

Teversal Trail

5 miles

Traffic-free · Former railway line

Starting directly from the farm gate, the Teversal Trail winds through ancient woodland, open countryside and historically rich former colliery landscapes. Entirely off-road and well-surfaced — ideal for all abilities and perfect for horses, cyclists and walkers.

Five Pits Trail

9 miles

Off-road · Phoenix Greenways

Connected via the Phoenix Greenways network, the Five Pits Trail runs between Tibshelf and Grassmoor through the heart of Derbyshire, taking in five former colliery sites now transformed into nature reserves. The Tibshelf Canter Track, near the Tibshelf end of the trail, provides a dedicated off-road riding surface — perfect for riders looking to open up along this stretch.

Silverhill Trail

Connecting link

Off-road · Silverhill Wood

The Silverhill Trail links the Five Pits Trail with the Teversal and Pleasley Trails through the beautiful ancient oak woodland of Silverhill Wood — a quieter, more secluded stretch ideal for a peaceful hack.

Pleasley Trail

Extending north

Off-road · Pleasley Vale

Heading north from Teversal, the Pleasley Trail leads to Pleasley Colliery and on into Pleasley Vale — a stunning riverside nature reserve designated as an SSSI. An unforgettable destination ride.

Along the route

Somewhere to stop

Well-earned refreshments, within reach of the trail.

Café and information

Teversal Trails Visitor Centre

Located directly along the trail, the Visitor Centre is the perfect first stop. Grab a coffee, pick up a trail map, and let your horse rest before heading deeper into the network.

Traditional pub

The Carnarvon Arms

A well-regarded traditional pub close to the trails in Sutton in Ashfield, serving freshly prepared food and local ales. Well-earned pint territory after a long morning’s hack.

Ready to ride?

Enquire about a horse holiday

Tell us your dates and how many horses you’re bringing. We’ll confirm paddock availability and make sure everything is ready for you both on arrival.