Good for kids, reasonably priced tour of the buildings and works, farm animals to see and a tractor ride to enjoy. The cider is excellent, the rattler superbly refreshing on a hot day, a nice selection of non-alocoholic goods as well as the usual souveneirs. Still the shop is a little expensive, you can purchase some of the bottled cider... More

The farm itself is lovely and it's interesting too see how cider is made. There are some animals to pet etc. but the absolute highlight is the shop! My credit card was in very serious danger in there since I wanted to buy everything. Traditional home made jams,wines,ciders etc all made right there from local ingredients , and they have... More

A super place to visit on a low budget ( like free to look round). A good opportunity for a tractor ride around the estate to learn about cider making, lots of good stuff to buy at sensible prices and a great well priced restaurant to boot.

Free entry but if you want the tour there is a cost, good cider and lots of animals for the kids to look at/pet

Went as part of a Justgo holiday package last week. Enjoyed trying all the different ciders and wines. We had the Cornish cream tea but this didn't come with a pot of tea just a small cup so I went and bought a bottle of pressed apple juice to help wash down the second scone. The scones were nice and... More

Interesting to look around, and the tasting was superb!

I would say at the outset that I am not a great drinker but even so, much prefer cider to beer. I particularly wanted to come here as I have never visited a cider farm. If you visit you can enjoy the free sampling and wander around the shop, jam shop, see the bottling plant together with much of the... More

It's been about 15 years since I last visited. Wow it's changed loads, for the better. If you like cider , jams , spirits or wines this is the place to be. Free tasting and tractor rides for the family , small charge. Animals for the kids and a cafe with wonderful cream teas. Need to stock up on your... More

Ok it not massive, but its free, unless you want the tour etc. You get to try samples for free see the farm then get a nice cream tea from the cafe! All in all worth checking out if your in the area, you got nothing to lose!