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Farm events in the South East
From the Surrey Hills to the Kent coast, the South East's farms host suppers, tastings and open days all year. Find what's on and book a place.
What's on this weekend (20 September)
Today, Sunday 20 September, 30 of the farms Organised lists around the South East open their gates to walk in, taste and buy (145 are open across the UK today). No ticket needed: turn up in opening hours and meet the people producing your food. The pick is below, ranked by Google reviews, each with the hours the farm itself publishes.
Markets, tours and sale days
Some farms keep a rhythm of their own: a weekly market stall, a monthly sale day, a standing tour. In their own words:
- Winterdale CheesemakersRaw milk · Sevenoaks, KentShipbourne farmers market Thursdays 9am to 11am.
- Danefold House FarmsMeat · Horsham, West SussexAlso at Steyning Farmers Market and the Pimlico Road and South Kensington markets on Saturdays.
This weekend in the South East
30 farms open around the South East
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Northney Farm Tea RoomsFarm shop · Hayling Island, Hampshire4.6 (1129 reviews)Open Sunday, tea rooms drinks 10am to 5pm; breakfast 10am to 11:30amNorthney Farm Tea Rooms sits on a working dairy farm in Northney village on Hayling Island, run by the same family that has farmed the island for over a hundred years. Mary and her husband Stan run the dairy side of the farm, milking a herd of 120 pedigree Ayrshire cows, while Mary's brother Simon runs the arable side and the farm shop. Some of the herd is crossed with the farm's Aberdeen Angus bull to produce beef cattle alongside the dairy operation.
Mary and Stan's son Tim set up Northney Dairy Ltd in 2008 and began making ice cream from the farm's own milk, and the dairy now also bottles semi skimmed milk. Both are sold in the tea rooms his brother James runs on the farm, where tables in the garden look out over the fields and the cattle. The drinking milk on sale is described by the farm as semi skimmed and bottled. - 2
Priory Farm EstateFarm shop · Redhill, Surrey4.5 (1274 reviews)Open Sunday, farm shop 10:30am to 4:30pmPriory Farm Estate covers 150 acres of pasture, ancient woodland and lakes at South Nutfield near Redhill in Surrey, founded by the Shinner family in 1957 and still family run after nearly 70 years. Today the estate is best known for its award winning farm shop, garden centre, gift barn, cafes and the Discovery Land adventure play trail, open all year.
The farm shop carries seasonal fruit and vegetables, with crab apples, pumpkins and squashes grown on the farm itself in autumn, alongside a butchery making handcrafted sausages by hand, cheeses, bakery goods and deli lines. Much of the range comes from producers across Surrey, Sussex, Kent and beyond under the shop's Love Local banner, so the estate reads mainly as a destination farm shop and family day out rather than a working livestock farm. - 3
DawliciousRaw milk & eggs · Hertford, Hertfordshire4.9 (585 reviews)Open Sunday, 7am to 6pmDawlicious is the Daw family's dairy at Amwell Place Farm in Hertford Heath, Hertfordshire, home to Barry, Jenny and Claire and their national award winning Bluegrass and Bluerock Jersey herd. The cows graze the fields for six months of the year, and the raw Jersey milk is never older than 24 hours, completely unpasteurised and unhomogenised, with no Bovaer additive in the feed.
Milk is sold from the vending machine at the farm every day, alongside Claire's Dawlicious ice cream made on site from the same milk, local free range eggs and local natural honey. Orders of 20 litres or more must be pre ordered by phone, payment is cash or card, and there is no delivery. - 4
Broadditch Farm ShopFruit, veg & eggs · Gravesend, Kent4.6 (599 reviews)Open Sunday, 10am to 4pmBroadditch Farm Shop sits at the gate of Manor Farm in Southfleet, Kent, a 470 acre farm worked by the Harris family for over 170 years, since they moved from Bedfordshire in 1848. Brothers John and Mark, sixth generation, run today's mainly arable and vegetable farm, cropping wheat, barley, oilseed rape, oats, linseed and five acres of vegetables, with ten acres of woodland. The shop opened in a converted farm building in May 1990 and sells the farm's own seasonal fruit and vegetables within hours of harvest.
Alongside its homegrown produce the shop stocks selected fresh produce from other local farms, plus local meats, cheeses, eggs, bread, cakes and artisan foods from named Kent producers, and local wine, gin, cider and beer. Seasonal events run through the year, including pick your own cobnuts, pumpkins at Halloween and a Christmas market. - 5
Park Farm BrastedRaw milk · Westerham, Kent4.9 (306 reviews)Open Sunday, vending machine 8am to 6pmPark Farm is a third generation dairy farm at Brasted, near Westerham in Kent, farmed by the Edgar family and trading as Edgar and Son. The farm milks pedigree Jersey cows and produces raw milk, pasteurised milk and ice cream using sustainable farming practices.
Milk is sold from the vending machine at the farm, open every day from 8am to 6pm. The farm also hosts school visits and offers catering, and larger orders can be arranged by phone or email. - 6
Lower Ladysden Farm ShopFruit & veg · Cranbrook, Kent4.6 (390 reviews)Open Sunday, 10am to 4pmLower Ladysden is a family run farm at Winchet Hill, Goudhurst, in the heart of the Kent countryside, specialising in fresh fruit and vegetables grown for pick your own and for its award winning farm shop, a winner of the Kent Life Best Farm Shop award. The PYO seasons run from late April asparagus through strawberries, raspberries, runner beans and blackberries in summer to sunflowers, wildflowers and pumpkins in October, with picking areas opened field by field as crops ripen on this active working farm.
The farm shop is stocked with the farm's own freshly picked produce and homemade jams and juices, alongside local Kent produce from brands the family trusts, from everyday essentials to weekend treats. The farm also hosts seasonal events including car shows, charity days and Christmas visits, and is open seven days a week, 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sundays. - 7
Udderly Fresh Raw MilkRaw milk · Buckingham, Buckinghamshire4.8 (292 reviews)Open Sunday, 6:30am to 7pmUdderly Fresh Raw Milk is the Barker family's dairy at North Hill Farm near Winslow in Buckinghamshire. The family takes a gentle, unhurried approach to milking, on the belief that healthy, unstressed cows live longer and give better milk, and the raw milk is sold every day from a vending machine at the farm.
There is a farm shop with a milkshake bar and a raw milk coffee station, and an online store that bottles milk during afternoon milking and has it on your doorstep the next day, though it cannot ship to Scotland, the Isle of Wight or the Isle of Man. Raw honey produced at the farm, local jams, milkshakes and homemade cakes can be added to a milk order. - 8
Wayside FarmRaw milk · Kings Langley, Hertfordshire4.3 (557 reviews)Open Sunday, raw milk 7am to 7pm; farm shop 10am to 3pmWayside Farm is one of only two remaining Jersey herd dairy farms in Hertfordshire, farmed by Charlie Wray on the outskirts of Kings Langley. Its 156 acres carry 75 Jersey cows and 70 young animals, nearly all born on the farm, on a county council holding first set up for officers returning from the First World War.
Raw Jersey milk is sold at the farm seven days a week, and a small farm shop opens Thursday to Sunday. Call in at the gate, or ring Charlie ahead of your visit if you want to check on milk.
Hours are the opening times each farm publishes on its own listing. Check the farm's page before a special journey: it holds the address, what they sell and how to get in touch.
Farmers markets in and around the South East
1 certified farmers market with real days and hours, next date first. Run by their own operators, not by Organised.
- Sunday 27 SeptemberWinchester Farmers' Market9am to 2pm · High Street and Middle Brook Street, WinchesterSecond and last Sunday of the month, run by Hampshire Farmers' Markets.
Dates are derived from each organiser's published schedule, read 28 August 2026. Confirm before a special journey. Farmers markets in the South East
Tickets and tables
Nothing ticketed is on sale in the South East right now: the first supper club tables open for September 2026, and new farm events go on sale through the year. Below, the next tables elsewhere and the list that hears first.
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Supper clubs
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More farms to visit near you
Farm events happen at farms you can already go to. Organised lists 372 farms across the UK, each with its own page: what they sell, who runs the place and how to find it. These are the highest rated within reach of each region, ranked by their Google reviews.
Farms in the South East
79 farms around the South East
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Middle FarmRaw milk & meat · Lewes, East Sussex4.5 (1058 reviews)Middle Farm is a 625 acre working family farm on the South Downs at West Firle, near Lewes in East Sussex, farmed by the Pile family for over sixty years and now run by Helen and Rod with their sons Joe, Noah and Gulliver. The farm keeps a pedigree Jersey herd, all named after apples and pears, and describes their raw milk as a hug in a glass, free from interference and additives, with apple pomace from the farm's daily pressing in the cows' diet.
One of the country's first farm shops opened here in the 1960s and now offers more Sussex produced food and drink than any other, beside a butcher's shop selling additive free meat reared at Middle Farm and on local Sussex farms, a cosy tearoom, and a cider barn holding a national collection of over 100 draught ciders and perries. The open farm welcomes families every day to meet the Jersey calves, sheep, goats, pigs and chicks. - 2
Local Honey ManRaw honey · London, Greater London4.7 (627 reviews)Local Honey Man sells pure raw honey from a network of hives across the UK, packed straight from the hive, unfiltered and unpasteurised, with nothing added. The team of beekeepers is based on Sutherland Road in London, and the range covers British lime blossom, golden, heather, borage and rapeseed honeys, along with infused honeys, pollen, propolis, beeswax and candles.
You can order online with delivery across the UK, or call in during the week or on a Saturday. They also sell bees and beekeeping ebooks, offer honey and beeswax wholesale, and put together honey gift sets. - 3
Tablehurst FarmRaw milk & meat · Forest Row, East Sussex4.6 (404 reviews)Tablehurst Farm is a biodynamic farm at Forest Row in East Sussex whose award winning farm shop has grown from a tiny one day a week operation back in the 1990s. The butcher's counter sells the farm's own biodynamic beef and lamb and organic pork and chicken, with nitrate free bacon cured and smoked on site, and the six hectare garden supplies over ninety varieties of biodynamic fruit and vegetables.
The shop also stocks bread baked on the farm by Fermento Bakery, eggs from Orchard Eggs, cheeses from High Weald Dairy and around fifty savoury pies and ready meals from the farm's own Pie Kitchen. Raw milk from the grass fed Jersey herd, whose calves stay with their mothers until they can graze, is sold from a vending machine outside the shop, so bring your own container. - 4
Plaw Hatch FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · East Grinstead, East Sussex4.7 (350 reviews)Plaw Hatch Farm is a 200 acre community owned biodynamic farm on the edge of the Ashdown Forest near Sharpthorne, held by a charitable trust and farmed biodynamically for forty years. It is a true mixed farm, with a dairy herd providing raw milk, cheese, yoghurt and cream, beef cattle, sheep, pigs and laying hens, and a 12 acre garden of seasonal fruit and vegetables, with close to 500 acres farmed in all within a 12 mile radius.
The farm shop sells all the farm's own produce plus organic goods from local suppliers, open 9am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and closed Sundays and bank holidays. There is an open farm policy too, so pick up a map in the shop and take the farm walk to see how the land and animals are kept. - 5
Charlie's Farm ShopRaw milk, meat & eggs · Pulborough, West Sussex4.7 (317 reviews)Charlie's Farm Shop sits on Southview Farm at Bury near Pulborough in West Sussex, where the Hughes family have been producing milk since 1919, starting with a herd of 7 Guernsey cows. Ian and Julie Hughes began selling unpasteurised milk in 1980, and the family are now the longest standing sellers of raw milk in Sussex.
The shop has an on-site butchery, with beef from the farm hung for 21 to 28 days, milk-fed pork and rose veal, alongside raw milk, local cheese, seasonal fruit and vegetables, eggs, bread and Sussex wines and beers. A fish stall visits the car park on Thursday lunchtimes, and orders can be placed by email. - 6
Buckmoorend FarmMeat · Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire4.7 (273 reviews)Buckmoorend Farm is a family run farm at Butlers Cross near Aylesbury, farmed by the Hares family around a simple idea, responsible farming, quality meat and local produce. Alongside the fields there is a farm shop and kitchen, and the gates open for events such as Open Farm Sunday.
The shop sells the farm's beef, pork, lamb and chicken together with fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread, store cupboard goods and local drinks, much of it also available through the online shop for delivery or collection. Shop and kitchen open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 4pm and close on Monday.
Every farm above has its own listing: where it is, what it sells and how to get in touch before you set out. Browse farms by county or find your local farm on the map.
What happens at a farm event
Supper clubs
Dinner on the farm, shared with the people who grew it.
Dinner on a working farm, cooked and eaten with the people who grew it. You hear the stories behind the ingredients, share the meal with people who care about where their food comes from, and talk about it together.
Dinner at farms around the country, with the people who grew your food
Open days
The farm opens its gates for the day: walk the fields, meet the animals, taste what the farm shop sells, and talk to the people who run the place. Each event page says exactly what that farm has planned.
Workshops and tastings
Smaller and hands on: a morning of cheesemaking, a butchery demonstration, a tasting in the dairy. The farmer teaches what they do all year, and you leave knowing how the food is actually made.
Farmers markets
Several farms in one place for a morning. Buy directly from the people who grew it, and put faces to the farms you have seen on the map.
Farm events by region
Farm events in London
Supper clubs and open days within reach of the capital. Most sit in the green belt and counties around London, an easy drive or train from town.
Farm events in the South West
Somerset, Devon and Cornwall hold some of the richest farmland in the country, and the tables to match. See the farm events on across the South West.
Farm events in the Midlands
The farming counties around Birmingham, from Shropshire to Leicestershire, host open days, workshops and suppers. Find one near you and book.
Farm events in the North
From the Yorkshire Dales to the Lakes and the Pennine hill farms between, the North's farms open their gates and set their tables. See what's on.
Farm events in Wales
Hill farms, coastal dairies and market gardens across Wales host events through the year. Find a farm gate open near you.
Farm events in Scotland
From the Borders to the Highlands, Scotland's farms and crofts host open days, tastings and suppers. See the events on near you.
Good to know
What is a farm supper club?
Dinner on a working farm, cooked and eaten with the people who grew it. At one of our supper clubs, you eat at the farm where the food was grown, with the farmer who grew it. You hear the stories behind the ingredients, share the meal with people who care about where their food comes from, and talk about it together.
How does booking work?
Every event page shows the date, the time, the price and the places left. Pick your places and pay online; a free event just asks you to book a place. If a host calls an event off, paid tickets are refunded automatically to the original payment method.
Where do farm events happen?
On working farms around the country: in the barn, at a long table in the field, in the dairy or the farm kitchen. Every event page names the farm, shows the address and links to the farm's own listing, so you can see who is hosting before you book.
How do I hear about new events first?
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