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Multiple heatwaves this year have affected fruit availability, check what's picking here.
Bookings are essential!
Please check crop availability below before making a booking. Generally, those visiting early in the day will find the best crops
No refunds are provided should individual crops become unavailable.
enquiries: general@crockfordbridgefarm.co.uk
How Summer PYO Works
When you buy a farm pass, some of this value is credited against produce picked from our fields, the remainder serves as an admission fee.
Adult Farm Pass £5 (£3 credit / £2 admission)
Child Farm Pass £3 (£1 credit /£2 admission
* Farm passes may only be redeemed against PYO crops.
A limited number of tools for cutting sunflowers and digging carrots/beetroot are available, please feel free to bring your own secateurs, forks and spades.
We deeply appreciate your understanding and continued support!
*Please note, this does not apply to Pumpkin Picking
What's picking today?
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Crop availability is heavily affected by weather, footfall and how much customers decide to pick each day. We cannot guarantee crops will remain available all day long. Please only book if you are prepared to be flexible in what you pick.
Crops marked 'Limited' may become unavailable during the course of the day and for the next few days.
Rhubarb
Picking Now!
Strawberries
Finished
Blackcurrants
Finished
Raspberries
Picking Now!
Blackberries
More soon!
PYO Etiquette & Farm Rules
Growing Methods
Our farm is one of the few large open spaces left in our surrounding neighbourhood. Despite the ever encroaching urban sprawl, our land actually forms part of the Surrey Metropolitan Green Belt.
Every year we work hard to grow the best quality fruit we can whilst minimising our impact on the environment. We employ highly skilled agronomists who work with us to achieve these aims.
We use an integrated crop management policy which employs natural predators to help with pest control.
Over recent years we have planted extensive new hedgerows to provide natural windbreaks and help encourage local fauna.