Yes, we have always welcomed you bringing your own punnetts (ice cream tub, yoghurt pot etc.) just ask the staff to weigh them before you start picking.

We will deduct the weight of the container at the end, so you don’t pay for its weight. 

Yes, we supply containers, but to reduce waste we encourage you to bring your own.

We accept both debit and credit cards.

For a full list of what is currently available for picking, please check our front page. We also send updates to our mailing list.

Our staff at the PYO will point you in the right direction for the particular crop you are picking.

Usually, the further you go, the better the fruit gets.

Please do not eat the fruit in the fields. Many Pick Your Own farms have gone out of business due to excessive eating, and we are on the cusp of doing so ourselves. Eating is theft, and offenders will be asked to leave.

Once you have paid for the fruit, you are very welcome to enjoy it on the premises in our picnic and recreation areas.

You can pick as much or as little as you like.

Please do not pick fruit and then abandon it before paying, it causes unnecessary waste and is unfair on other customers who may struggle to find fruit on the bushes as a result. If you are worried about over-picking, please ask staff beforehand for a cost estimate of what your container will hold.

Raspberries, blackcurrants and blackberries are all suitable for freezing. Strawberries can be frozen but they will lose all their texture once thawed. However, they can still be used to make sauces, jams and smoothies etc.

Pram or wheelchair access is possible, however, please be aware that adverse weather conditions may affect accessibility.

We are happy for you to bring a picnic to the farm but ask that you eat it in the picnic area provided.

We serve local ice cream and a variety of drinks from the hut.

Yes

We welcome dogs in the car park and near the picnic area when on a lead, but not in the fruit fields.