Whin Yeats Dairy is a family run farm at Hutton Roof near Carnforth in Cumbria, milking a home-bred herd where every cow is known by name and some cow families have been on the farm for 25 years.
Whin Yeats Dairy Hutton Roof Near Carnforth Cumbria LA6 2PJ
Self service farm stand
4.5
From 19 reviews
Took us a second to find the shop as it was tucked away a little. There was nobody about and you need cash as it's an honesty box. We bought some milk which was very popular with the kids (they rate the shop "one million out of one million stars") and really lovely cheese, for an extremely reasonable price. It was about £4 for a pint of milk and a wedge of cheese altogether. We enjoyed our adventure and would definitely stop by again if we passed through!
Called in on our way to our wkend away and bought some of their cheese. It was the most delicious cheese we have had for some time. The lady was very friendly and happy to direct us to where the honesty shop was. Definitely worth popping in if you’re passing, 10 out of 10 and lovely to support a small family business!
So fed up. Hard to get to. No one there. 3 pints of raw milk in a fridge and an honesty box in a bare concrete bunker rather than a shop. No Fellstone cheese to buy anywhere I could see. Such a shame - I soo wanted to buy one of England's finest cheeses from the source. Don't think I'll be back!!
fabulous raw milk from loved and well looked after grass fed cows great cheese too. Happy family farm. To Norman Fox who had an unhappy experience with his motor home some time ago, Tom and Claire, who are the farmers do not own or administer the caravan dite. it is nothing to do with them.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Raw milk - excellent friendly service! They also have a selection of unpasteurised cheeses which are incredibly delicious. They have recently moved away from plastic bottles to glass ones for the raw milk which makes our family happy as we are trying to reduce the amount of plastic in our lives.
Would we even attempt to go here again DEFINITELY not. After travelling 7 hrs to find a site to stay the night we rang before hand to enquire if they had a pitch available, suitable for a motorhome, we were told yes that they had hardstanding, so we travelled down this very narrow lane untill we came to the site ( amazing views, we thought that this would be lovely ) we were shown up this steep narrow driveway to a field, when we asked where the hardstanding was he showed us 2 boards, 1 was ply and the other was rotten, he then said drive onto the field BUT dont stop as the field is wet ( understatement) we drove on and guess what STUCK, we then reversed off the field and said that we were not going to stay, he kept saying you'll be fine, but we didnt want to stay any longer. We reversed all the way back down this steep narrow drive and when we looked at our motorhome it was covered in mud all the way up to the roof. This fellows name is still MUD even after 4 weeks. What a stupid man Motorhomes BEWARE if its wet DONT GO there. Only good thing was the views.
