Carpenters Farm Shop

Carpenters Farm is a well known and established grower of high quality soft fruits, asparagus and potatoes and PYO farm. We sell our home grown produce from the farm shop and to other local businesses. Fresh produce is sourced as locally as possible helping to cut food miles , sustain local economy and support our region's farmers and producers. An... extensive range of top quality and convenience lines can be found in store. We always do our best to meet the changing needs of our customers including sourcing new products, improving our displays and store layout , organising events and tastings, offering promotions and competitions. We are always on hand to help with your shopping needs -be it finding a specific product or carrying your shopping out to your car. There is also a loyalty card to say thank you for shopping regularly with us. With plenty of free parking and a café on site too, why not take a trip to Carpenters Farm today. Since 1934 Britain's favourite berry has been grown here at Carpenters Farm. Growing, cultivating and irrigating methods have changed dramatically over the years and even the varieties have been modified to fruit for longer and yield more too. Our strawberries remain well known, near and far, for their exceptional taste and quality. So why not try some for yourself? They are sold ready picked from the farm shop in 200g, 400g , 800 g or 5lb baskets ( during peak season). Pick your own fruit is on the open fields with strawed rows. Bring the family for a fun and healthy trip out. Why not combine it with a browse around the farm shop and a meal in the café? Other soft fruit we grow are...Gooseberries - traditional green or the desert pink variety. Tayberries - a large dark, deep red berry which is a cross between a blackberry and a raspberry. Plums - we have a small orchard of greengages and plums including Marjorie Seedlings and Victorias. See our seasonal chart on the PYO page for when the fruit is available. With approximately 60 years of experience, we know a thing or two about ...Read More