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North Yorkshire

Farndale is one of North Yorkshire's most highly regarded driven game shoots, set within the stunning North York Moors National Park, just a short drive from Helmsley. The estate extends across a beautiful mix of wooded valleys, steep banks and open moorland, creating ideal conditions for presenting high, challenging pheasants and partridges.

The shoot has earned an excellent reputation for the quality of its sport, with birds using the natural contours of the landscape to produce fast, testing drives that appeal to experienced Guns. Throughout the season, guests can expect a varied day, combining spectacular scenery with traditional Yorkshire hospitality and first-class keepering.

Farndale is widely considered one of the county's premier sporting estates, offering a memorable day's shooting in some of England's finest game country.

The valley is renowned for its spectacular display of wild daffodils each spring, attracting thousands of visitors from across the country.

Farndale is located within the North York Moors National Park, approximately 20 minutes from Helmsley. From the A170, follow signs towards Castleton before turning into Farndale, with the estate located at Church Houses.

Pheasant, Partridge & Grouse

1st September -1st February for Low ground

Teams are typically collected from their accommodation before meeting the loaders en route to the estate. The day usually consists of four to five drives, with freshly prepared game cooked and served in the field. Teams can choose to pause for a leisurely lunch or shoot through, depending on their preference and the day's schedule.

Teams stay in Horn End Lodge, Snilesworth House or the in the local town of Helmsley

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