Pick Your Own Fruit at Brocksbushes
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Pick Your Own Fruit Calendar
We grow strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, redcurrants & blackcurrants, plus plums and pumpkins. See our handy calendar for an idea of when each fruit is in season.
What Our Customers Say...
“Had such a lovely time today, the strawberries were delicious and the experience was very relaxing. Staff were friendly and helpful. Would love to visit again!”
“Several varieties of strawberries, mostly grown on the ground, some areas were raised trellis so easy to pick from! Staff were very welcoming. Our kids loved the place. Look forward to visiting again next year.”
“Once you arrive you are directed to the strawberry fields and given your baskets. There was plenty of parking and the fields are signposted so easily. The field we were allocated had plenty of fresh ripe strawberries. The quality and taste of the strawberries was lush.“
Faqs
Pick Your Own - Frequently Asked Questions
How much is it to pick fruit?
It is £2 per person aged 3+ to book your entrance time, once here you can pick as much or as little as you like. You then pay for the fruit you have picked, by weight, at the exit.
Do I need to book?
Yes – we carefully manage the amount of slots we release to ensure we have enough ripe fruit. This means there is enough for everyone who has booked. If you turn up without a booking, and we are already fully booked, we will deny entry.
Can we eat the fruit while in the fields?
Have a taste, but do not waste! We put a huge amount of time, effort and resources into growing the fruit, please respect our small business by paying for the fruit before you eat it. Anyone caught consuming large quantities before paying (or picking then dropping fruit) will be charged accordingly then ejected from the premises.
Can I bring my dog?
As we are a food premises unfortunately we do not allow dogs except for guide dogs. You’re most welcome to use our grassed car park for dog walking.
Are the fields wheelchair / pushchair friendly?
As we are a working farm there is uneven ground (including hills) which may be slippy, most of the paths are grass and between the rows may be strawed. For pushchairs, we recommend leaving them at the end of the rows while you pick. For those with accessibility needs, we would recommend visiting when the table top strawberries are open. They are raised off the ground – perfect for those in a wheelchair or unable to bend over. We would also recommend trying the bush fruits & raspberries, as they are further off the ground.
