Bob Dilks
Farm Manager
Takes care of the everyday running of the organic farm, from milking the cows and keeping them fed, happy and healthy to managing the grassland.
Hassop Family Farm
Farmshop, raw milk
Hassop Family Farm is the Dilks family's organic dairy farm at Hassop near Bakewell in the Peak District, selling raw and organic pasteurised milk, milkshakes and ice cream from the farm.
Hassop Family Farm is the Dilks family's organic dairy farm at Hassop in the Peak District.
They hold that the best milk starts with happy, healthy cows, farming organically with real care for the animals, the land and the soil, and plenty of customers reckon they can taste the difference.
The farm shop, which carries a 5 star hygiene rating, sells their organic milk both pasteurised and raw, along with ice cream, coffee, milkshakes, cakes and much more, and milk vending machines mean you can fill a bottle straight from the farm.
What they sell
- Raw milk
- Organic pasteurised milk
- Milkshakes
- Ice cream
- Coffee and cakes
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
Meet the farm team
Ross Dilks
Agronomist
Qualified agronomist overseeing the arable crops, grassland management, farm finances and animal care.
Judy Dilks
Farm Administrator
Described as the heart of the farm, managing paperwork, farm visits and training, and keeping the milk vending machine stocked.
From the community
4.8
From 110 Google reviews
18 September 2026
An exceptional place to buy Raw Organic Milk! Sells bread, eggs, milk, icecream, coffee, milkshakes, milk (both raw organic and organic. The Elderfower Sorbet is to die for as is the Strawberry Icecream - SO creamy! Made with Hassop Family Farm milk by the Matlock Meadows creamery. Bottles available for taking your milk away in. These are SO pretty, people use them for all sorts. Ample seating, parking and children's play area. Farm tours also occasionally available.
14 September 2026
Came for several milkshakes, also bought cookies, honey, ice cream and coffee. Milk bottle dispensed but top came off and couldn't be found, it was also damaged when we eventually managed to get someone to help us sort. Also bought coffee, tasted like pipe cleaner, which was probably what it was as apparently the machine had just been cleaned, my son who bought the coffee has been ill since drinking some if it!!!! Milkshakes we're also very expensive compared to others we have visited all over the UK. Such a shame as we love supporting local farmers.
