Cammas Hall Farm

Cammas Hall Farm is a great place to go if you want to pick and enjoy some seasonal fruit! There are plenty of different fruits grown at Cammas Hall Farm, and you can enjoy walking up and down the different rows, collecting whatever you think looks the best, before paying and eating it all up.

What is there to do at Cammas Hall Farm?

Depending on the time of year, there are other events, that happen at Cammas Hall Farm, including afternoon teas and corn mazes – but keeping an eye on their site or social media is the best way to know when these are going on. Along with picking a bunch of fruit, Cammas Hall Farm does have a play area that children can play on – including swings and slides, right next to a small cafe where you can get lunch, some snacks or just a coffee.

Cammas Hall Farm also has a farm shop, which has locally sourced, high-quality jams, cookies, toys and foods – always worth a look if you want to try something different. The ice cream tubs there are really worth a look – the strawberry is more strawberry than any ice cream I have ever eaten before. This day out is a shorter one, normally lasting just a few hours, but it is worth it if you like being outside and eating fruits!

The fact that they do have an area for children will extend the time you spend there, there is also a family-friendly nature trail. The play area is only open to those that have booked a table.

Further Information Cammas Hall Farm

Is there food and drink available?

There is a small cafe on-site.

What are the main things to do?

Pick your own fruit, play area for the kids, nature trail and a seasonal, maize maze. There are toilets and a cafe.

What are the ticket prices?

The place is free to visit but PYO fruit will be charged for what you pick, play area is only available to those that eat there and the maize maze is just £3.50 per person.
Prices are subject to change.