Brightleigh Farm
Brightleigh Farm is a regenerative farm in Outwood, Surrey selling Pasture for Life certified beef, rare breed soy free pork, slow grown chicken and pasture raised eggs.
Brightleigh Farm farms regeneratively on Millers Lane at Outwood in Surrey, building soil and pasture so its animals can live well with little need for treatment.
The beef is pasture fed and certified by Pasture for Life, while the rare breed pigs and slow grown chickens are reared outdoors on a soy free diet, and the laying hens roam the fields producing pasture raised eggs.
Orders go in by email from the full price list on the website, covering beef, pork, chicken and eggs, and the farm is open for collection on Friday afternoons and on Saturdays.
What they sell
- Pasture fed beef
- Rare breed pork
- Slow grown chicken
- Pasture raised eggs
- Beef steaks and roasts
- Sausages
- Bacon
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Miller's Ln, Outwood, Redhill RH1 5PY
Opening times
- Friday
- 2.30pm to 5pm
- Saturday
- 9am to 3pm
Getting there
- Set a satnav to RH1 5PY.
Ask the farm
From the community
4.8
From 40 Google reviews
Genuine farm to fork. Knowledgeable and friendly staff explained the different cuts of meat and how best to cook them.
This is a popular spot for cyclists on their way from London to Brighton (and I can see why). It sits slightly before the halfway mark and a couple of hundred metres away from the official route. We stopped for about half an hour and had some coffees and snacks. There are toilets (not particularly nice ones, but as it is a working farm, I’ll cut them some slack) and a decent amount of covered outdoor space for relaxing. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, and were happy to refill our water bottles. We ordered iced coffees (£4), which were delicious and the perfect relief on a hot summer’s day, and some bacon rolls (£5). I was disappointed to learn that the bacon used in the rolls was from Tesco, which is a shame given that they sell bacon in the farm shop - hence the four stars out of five. I would have happily paid an extra few pounds if the farm bacon had been used, but I have no real complaints: the bacon was grilled on the BBQ and the roll was great, with an assortment of sauces provided. I would definitely recommend stopping here if you fancy a quick respite on the way to Brighton. The produce in the shop looked great, and if I lived locally, I would definitely visit regularly to stock up.










