Nafferton Farm

Never stayed at a worse place. I mean if you love sheep in an unapropriate way it's fine but, the owner Neil told me they would be no bother, only for me to be getting changed in the not up to scratch room and a sheep staring through the window at me narked. I tried to close the curtains but they were that moth eaten that they fell down, and more sheep came to look at me in my birthday suit. I threw my robe on and went downstairs to complain to Neil, who apologised and promised to "be up in a minute" to sort out my curtains, only when he came up he had the sheep with him and told me they were friendly. I immediately felt uncomfortable, but my family members were out exploring so 8 didn't say anything. He told me to just lie on the bed whilst he sorted my curtains, so I did, then all of a sudden all the sheep were on the bed pulling at my robe and he didn't even try to stop them. In the end they got it off of me, and proceeded to take it in turns to bum me, while Neil watched. After they finished he got the sheepdog to get them out and left. My family don't believe me and have gone home, but I'm too afraid to leave incase the sheep get me on my way out. Please rescue me and send the rspca for these barcons and the popo for Neil or I will be stuck here

I only stayed to one night and wish it could of been longer. Sandra was an attentive host and welcoming. Very clean room with many extras making a very comfortable stay. Great views and good location for central Durham. The breakfast was excellent and plenty of choice available. Highly recommend

I stayed at this farm bed and breakfast while we visited Beamish museum for the weekend. absolutely lovely Sandra was so friendly her breakfasts were tasty and very large portions the rooms are absolutely spotless with everything you could possible need I couldn't find fault at all delightful and peaceful