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• Moss, Linda

Are you looking for a hotel or bed-and-breakfast that serves organic food? Would you like to stay at a campsite and have organic vegetables delivered? Do you like to have organic food available in your holiday cottage? Do you want to spend your holiday on an organic farm? Organic Places to Stay gives you all the information you need for an “organic holiday.” It includes:

• Small hotels, guest houses, and B&Bs offering organic, local, and sometimes homegrown produce
• Self-catering accommodation on organic farms, many with Soil Association certification, where you can often buy the farm’s produce or order local organic produce
• Campsites on organic farms

The majority of places use at least 50 percent organic produce over the year; many offer a much higher percentage. Quite a few of them grow their own produce. Some use wild or natural foods, and most will aim to use local produce, rather than imported food. This new edition includes symbols that let readers know whether there is public transport nearby and whether children and/or dogs are welcomed.