Overview

We made our way to the shop by driving from Doubletree hotel Cheltenham and along the scenic route of Leckhampton Hill, well worth the views (4*). Arriving at a typical farm area, the grounds of the farm shop has a lovely fell about it, the exterior of the farm shop had beautiful colourful hanging baskets, (photo 1) and it seemed to have things to do to entertain the children. (3*). There is a small unimpressive cafe, but being outdoors, the farm visit needs a dry day. The farm shop itself was wheelchair friendly, (photo 2) but the selection of food was very limited (photo 3), particularly the bread counter, and a very limited selection of veg, with few fruits on offer (photo 4). And we left the shop (photo 5) very disappointed, we were just not impressed at all.

Transport & Parking

A dirt covered parking area, and we did not see disabled bays, but all close enough to main shop entrance anyway

Access

Lots of parking bays, path leads to main shop entrance. No steps to worry about, and reasonably easy to move around the shop.

Toilets

We did not find any disabled toilets, but not really looking for them.

Staff

Staff not overly friendly, just got on with serving us.

Photos