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Pick Your Own Fruit

Summer 2024
FRUIT UPDATES:

The fruit picking season 2024 is now in full swing! 

Please see our latest social media posts for up to date picking news.

Currently we are picking:

Raspberries

Gooseberries

Redcurrants

Blackcurrants

Tayberries

Loganberries

A few: Blackberries and strawberries

Blueberries are just beginning!

A fantastic outdoor activity for all ages! It gives you a unique opportunity to see how the fruit is grown, pick the fruit and take your berries home to be eaten! We have a super variety of delicious homegrown fruits for pick your own during the summer months such as strawberries, gooseberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, whitecurrants, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, plums, etc!

 

PYO Strawberries
PYO Tayberries

Throughout the summer we will be posting regular updates on our Facebook and Instagram pages regarding what fruit is available and the quantity, so please follow us for the latest information. If you don’t have either platform, then please give us a ring on 01747 829072 before you visit us so we can let you know what is available to avoid disappointment. We do of course have a STRICT NO EATING POLICY while out on the farm picking fruit. We kindly ask that you respect the hard work that goes into growing and maintaining the fruit and the surroundings. If you do happen to eat while you are out picking, we ask that you are honest and pay the equivalent to what has been consumed.

Bring Your Own Containers

We really encourage to bring your own pots and containers to reduce the use of packaging where possible! You can bring anything from bowls to baskets, tupperware, bags, and beyond! When you arrive with your own containers, they will need to be weighed before you go out picking so that you don’t pay for the weight of the container as well as what you’ve picked. So please always go into the shop first to get your pots weighed and for information from our staff regarding picking fruit.

PYO Raspberries
PYO Fruit
PYO Fruit

Varieties of Fruit & a Rough Guide on When They Start

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