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Twenty-three farms offer full board, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner prepared on-site. Ten of these are located in Italy, seven in Germany, and six in Austria. Remarkably, 18 of these farms offer horseback riding, and 11 provide childcare – both significantly more than usual.

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Full board on the farm: meals provided three times a day

Full board means breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included in the price. You don't have to shop, cook, or even decide where to eat lunch. On the farm, a good portion of the ingredients come from the farm itself, and the same family who greets you in the morning does the cooking.

This is especially worthwhile for families with small children who reliably need a hot meal at lunchtime. And for anyone who wants to stay on the farm instead of getting in the car every day.

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Farms with full board

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with riding opportunities

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with childcare

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What makes these 23 farms stand out

Experienced hosts

These businesses have collectively collected over 28,000 guest reviews, averaging more than a thousand per establishment. This is by far the highest number on the entire portal. Those who cook for guests three times a day rarely do it casually, and their experience is reflected in the reviews.

Eight of these farms also rent out hotel rooms, eight a guesthouse, and five an inn. Full board on a farm is therefore often an established guesthouse combined with agriculture, not a small, part-time farm.

Horses and childcare

18 of the 23 businesses offer riding opportunities , 13 offer pony rides , 15 have ponies, and 13 have horses. Eleven offer childcare , so just under half.

The same pattern emerges with all-inclusive farms. Those that organize riding lessons and childcare usually also have their kitchens geared towards this. For families, this is the most relaxed combination the portal offers.

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22 of the 23 farms offer half-board in addition to full board, 22 also offer breakfast only, and 18 even have self-catering holiday apartments. So you're not tied down forever: just ask your preferred farm what suits your week best.

And my favorite detail: On average, these farms receive over a thousand guest reviews per establishment. Where meals are cooked three times a day, people obviously like to stay and come back. I can understand that.

The equipment in numbers

To give you an idea of ​​what to expect besides the food, we've counted all 23 farms on this page:

Full board, half board or all-inclusive?

The three types of catering are closely related, and many farms offer several of them. Here's how they differ:

Breakfast and dinner Half board (79) Three meals Full board (23) Meals plus drinks All-inclusive (18) Breakfast only (285) Self -catering Self-catering (521)

Half-board gives you free time at lunchtime and offers the widest selection of meal plans, with 79 establishments offering this option. All-inclusive goes beyond full board and usually includes drinks and a snack. 11 of the 23 farms listed here offer both, so you can compare them directly.

Where full board is available on the farm

As with half-board, Italy leads the way, with Tuscany at the forefront. In Germany and Austria, the establishments are spread across individual regions.

Full board in Italy (10) Full board in Germany (7)Full board in Austria (6) Full board in Tuscany (4)

There isn't a separate full-board overview for smaller areas, as the selection per region is too limited. If you're set on a specific area, half-board, with its 16 regional overviews, will get you there faster.

Frequently asked questions about full board on the farm

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included. Drinks are usually not included and are charged separately; this is the key difference between full board and all-inclusive . Lunch varies from farm to farm: sometimes a hot meal served at the table, sometimes a packed lunch for the day. Be sure to ask about this when booking, especially if you plan on hiking during the day.

Full board is suitable if you're staying mostly at the farm or have small children who reliably need a hot meal at lunchtime. Half board is suitable if you're out and about during the day and want to eat lunch spontaneously at a mountain hut or inn. Almost all the farms on this page offer both options, so you can change your mind at short notice.

Yes, in fact, almost half of these farms offer childcare. Across the entire portal, less than one in ten family-friendly establishments offer childcare , but here it's almost one in two. Anyone who truly wants to relax on vacation will find the widest selection on this site.

Yes, on many farms, if you mention it when you inquire. Because everything is cooked fresh and in manageable quantities, many things can be arranged. With three meals a day, it's especially helpful to mention any dietary requirements or allergies in advance so the hostess can remember them when shopping. This also applies to small portions for children.

It depends on the region, season, and facilities. You can see the price directly in the search results for each farm. Specifically ask about children's prices, as many farms have age-based pricing. And do the math: eating out three times a day rarely saves you money. You can find more information under "What does a farm holiday cost?" and "Cheaper farm holidays" .

Dogs are welcome on roughly two-thirds of these farms; on the rest, it's by arrangement. Whether your dog is allowed in the dining room varies from farm to farm, especially since meals are served three times a day. Just ask beforehand, and you'll know for sure.

Find your farm with full board now

Above you'll find all 23 farms with pictures, amenities, and guest reviews. Since the selection is manageable, it's worth taking a look at them all and then contacting the farming families directly. And if your preferred region isn't listed, half-board will open up significantly more options.

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