Hare's Form
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Hare's Form is a beautifully crafted Glamping Pod for two nestled within a 90 acre family farm overlooking the wonderfully picturesque Radnor Valley and Black Mountains. Being the only guest accommodation here, you'll have plenty of space to yourself.
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If you have any special requests for your stay at the Pod, please let us know using our Contact page.
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Meet your hosts
Alice met Kevin through a mutual friend and a few years later, moved in with him and his parents at Fostings Farm, situated in the little village of Kinnerton in Mid Wales.
Fostings is a 90-acre hill farm, home to a flock of 200 ewes who birth around 400 lambs each year, and harvests crops of wheat and barley that helps keep the sheep in feed and litter (bedding).
Realising that the farm could not survive on traditional farming methods alone, Alice & Kevin set a diversification plan in motion; and so Hush Hush Glamping was born, alongside their other venture, Fostings Alpacas.
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Alice
Despite not coming from a farming background, Alice has always been fascinated by animals and for over 16 years has been working with a wide range of both exotic and domestic species including hatching and hand rearing baby owls!
Whilst getting Hush Hush Glamping on its feet, Alice pivoted 180° from a live-in Owl Centre Manager at a Farm Park into office work at a Local Council, where she qualified as a Project Manager and at weekends worked alongside Kevin packing up to 12,000 eggs a day at a local chicken shed.
That was just in the daytime. Then in the evenings...
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Alice found her way into Virtual Assistant work, primarily offering web design and digital organisation before developing into an Online Business Manager role for a VA Agency in the coaching industry.
Amongst all of this Alice also worked with Kevin to begin their very own alpaca herd at Fostings Alpacas.
Kevin
As a 6th generation farmer, Kevin has farming in his blood. After completing an apprenticeship in Agricultural Mechanics, Kevin returned to the family farm to work with his dad and brother.
The farm encompasses 90 acres at Fostings as well as an additional 100 acres (and an additional 400 ewes and 10 cows) a couple of miles up the road, which Kevin's Grandad bought in the 1950's.
Each year sees Kevin sewing and harvesting crops at home on the farm, as well as offering these contract services to other farms in the local area.
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Kevin also runs his own agricultural contracting business, Trebanog Contracting, offering hedge cropping and fodderbeet drilling (planting) services to the local agricultural community.
