Bad Harvest Barn

Bad Harvest Barn is a rural venue for meetings, workshops, training sessions and other small gatherings, set on a working farm in Herefordshire. Its converted barn offers a change of scene from a conventional business venue, with exposed brickwork, wooden beams and views of the surrounding countryside. The location is around 25 minutes from Hereford, with parking on site.

The venue has two bookable spaces: a main barn and a smaller meeting room that can be used separately or as a reception or breakout room alongside the larger space. Organisers can request a room layout to suit their plans, with tables, chairs and a screen available. Wi-Fi and a PA system support presentations and group sessions, while the shared kitchen and toilets are included. Tea and coffee are available, and guests can use the outdoor decking during breaks.

The spaces are suited to board meetings, strategy days, training, workshops, networking, charity fundraisers and informal social gatherings. The accessible meeting areas, kitchen and toilets make the venue practical for a range of groups. Organisers can arrange their own catering, and food options may also be discussed with the venue. Bad Harvest Barn is not licensed for alcohol, so a separate licence is needed if drinks are to be served.

Bookings can be made for a few hours or a full day, with organisers asked to allow time for setting up and clearing away. Its combination of meeting facilities, flexible room use and a working-farm setting makes it a useful option for groups seeking a quieter, more informal place to meet in Herefordshire.