Roundstone Farm

I've always liked this Farm shop in all of its various guises over the years. Thirty years or more through thick and thin. It is now predominantly plants but there is a treasure trove of garden ornaments and nick nacks in the back . There are rows and rows of plants and always something you need. Bags of compost etc in abundance and extras stacked in the car park . It's a shame the cafe didn't survive the latest makeover but it's still worth a visit.

Good walk around the fields, but also option to take the tractor ride for tired legs. Not many raspberries and the strawberry crop is finished, but plenty of plums, beans, sweetcorn etc. But just a little warning that the board at the front is wrong, both columns are bulk over 5kg - or so the lady at the till insisted. So if you think you're going to be saving by picking 6 sweetcorn you won't, you'll still pay 60p each and not the discounted price of 50p.

We went to the farm itself for strewberry picking. The quality of the strewberries were outstanding. There are other things like vegetables or plums that you can pick. The entrance is free and you will pay based on what you picked on exit. There are plenty of parking space for free. Also, the toilets are at the end of the store. Also there is tractor which picks people and drop them were vegetables or strewberries are which is fun. Update: last entry is 4pm. Strawberry is £5.5 per kilo

Lovely place to spend a day picking vegetables the price is very competitive. There's a tractor train ride for the children's to get around or walking the traditional way if you prefer. They have large variety of fruits like strawberries, blackberry, gooseberry, raspberries, Victoria plums and many more. Vegetables wise they have potatoes, different types of beans and cabbages, Broccoli, red and white onions, different colour carrots and the best has to be their super sweet sweetcorn and also courgettes, pumpkins, marrows and butternut squash and more. There's also a farmhouse within and also sells plants and flowers as well as soils etc. One thing that was missing was the tea shop where they sold food and afternoon tea, due to covid they have temporarily closed it, spoke to member of staff they told me that the tea room will be back very soon. Love this place despit been there for several years now.

A fun family trip, but make sure you go at the right time of the year. I went in late July and there was not much left. Update: I went again the following year in Mid august and there was plenty there, the main attraction being Raspberries. Me and my family had great fun picking loads of fruit and vegetables, its a great activity to take young kids to as it feels like a treasure hunt. We found: sweetcorn, pumpkins, raspberries, plums, broccoli, runner beans and courgettes. It is also just a great area to walk around and have a picnic as the fields are large and vast. Top tip: take your own containers and re-usable shopping bags to save on plastic.