About Daylesford Organic Farm
Daylesford is an organic farm on the edge of the Cotswolds near Kingham, where the farm shop, bakery, creamery and kitchens sit beside a market garden that is picked fresh each morning. The shop is the heart of a visit, with a zero-waste pantry where you fill your own containers, plus homeware and garden rooms.
More than 2,000 acres of farm walks are open all year, and some of the signposted routes suit buggies and small children; a walking map can be downloaded from their website. Three times a year the farmer leads tractor-trailer tours: at Easter to see the lambs, during the May summer festival, and at the September harvest celebrations. Pick-your-own strawberries are offered in July, and on Fridays during the school summer holidays (July to the first week of September) the head gardener leads market garden visits from 2pm to 3pm.
There are several places to eat. The Trough serves breakfast, lunch and dinner (dinner 6pm to 8:30pm, Monday to Saturday); The Old Spot does morning food, lunch and takeaway pizza in the evening; The Legbar is open into the evening; and a shepherd's hut by the walks serves toasties, soup and coffee. The cookery school runs courses from quick suppers to bread making and nose-to-tail butchery, alongside garden and floristry workshops. A spa and five converted farmhouse cottages are also on the estate, and there is electric car charging on site.
Cotswold Lavender at Snowshill, near Broadway, is about 25 minutes northwest through Stow-on-the-Wold; its fields open from mid-June to early August, so a July day can take in the lavender and Daylesford's strawberry picking.
What to do
- Pick your own organic strawberries in July
- Walk signposted routes across 2,000 acres of farmland, open all year
- Join a farmer-led tractor tour at Easter, in May or at the September harvest
- Tour the market garden with the head gardener on summer-holiday Fridays, 2pm–3pm
- Fill your own containers in the zero-waste pantry
- Take a cookery school course, from bread making to butchery
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Farm shop and walks open all year; tractor tours at Easter, in May and in September; pick-your-own strawberries in July
- Hours
- Published 2026: farm shop Monday–Saturday 8am–8pm, Sunday 10am–4pm; The Legbar Monday–Saturday 8am–10pm, Sunday 10am–3pm
Good to know
- Accessibility
- Some signposted farm walks are suitable for buggies and small children
Tips for your visit
- Download the farm walks map from their website before you set out
- Book cookery school courses and workshops ahead
- Bring your own jars and bags for the zero-waste pantry
- Plan a July visit if you want to pick strawberries
Pair it with a lavender farm
Cotswold Lavender · about 25 minutes away
Cotswold Lavender at Snowshill is about 25 minutes northwest, a good match for a July day of strawberry picking at Daylesford.
Getting there
Questions
Can I pick my own fruit at Daylesford?
Yes, pick-your-own strawberries are offered in July.
Are the farm walks open all year?
Yes. The walks cover more than 2,000 acres and are open year-round.
When are the farm tours?
Three tractor-trailer tours a year: at Easter, during the May summer festival and at the September harvest.
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