Pick Your Own
Welcome to our Pick Your Own experience ! Please check our availability page for the latest information on what's ready to pick today. Or we have a dedicated Pumpkin page for the latest news on our pumpkin season.
From strawberries, raspberries and blackberries, to peas, sweetcorn and pumpkins… we’ve a range of tasty fruit and vegetables for you to pick here on the farm, depending on the season. Fruit picking is a wonderful summer-time activity for the whole family – especially kids. Generations of people know Kenyon Hall as ‘The Strawberry Farm’ and have enjoyed the combination of fun, fresh air and fruit picked with their own fair hands!
All 35 acres of our produce is grown for flavour - not how it looks or its shelf-life. You won’t find our produce in supermarkets and you’ll be amazed at how much better it tastes picked straight from the field. It’s fresher, more nutritious, with less packaging and zero food miles – better for the environment and our tummies!
To make the most of your visit, be sure to check out What's Available, find out How to Pick Your Own and get answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
From strawberries, raspberries and blackberries, to peas, sweetcorn and pumpkins… we’ve a range of tasty fruit and vegetables for you to pick here on the farm, depending on the season. Fruit picking is a wonderful summer-time activity for the whole family – especially kids. Generations of people know Kenyon Hall as ‘The Strawberry Farm’ and have enjoyed the combination of fun, fresh air and fruit picked with their own fair hands!
All 35 acres of our produce is grown for flavour - not how it looks or its shelf-life. You won’t find our produce in supermarkets and you’ll be amazed at how much better it tastes picked straight from the field. It’s fresher, more nutritious, with less packaging and zero food miles – better for the environment and our tummies!
To make the most of your visit, be sure to check out What's Available, find out How to Pick Your Own and get answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
