The best farms in Derbyshire
4.7 from 2,374 reviews across 7 farms
Organised lists 7 farms in Derbyshire, including 4 farm shops, 4 raw milk farms and 1 butcher. 3 deliver to your door.

4.7 from 2,374 reviews across 7 farms
Organised lists 7 farms in Derbyshire, including 4 farm shops, 4 raw milk farms and 1 butcher. 3 deliver to your door.



Tagg Lane DairyRaw milk farm in Bakewell4.7 (1757 reviews)Tagg Lane Dairy produces raw Jersey milk at Monyash, near Bakewell. The milk is sold whole and untouched, with nothing added to enhance or stabilise it, and the dairy has become known for its gelato and speciality coffee as well. There is even a small caravan site if you want to stay close by.
You can buy raw Jersey milk at the dairy on Tagg Lane or order through the online shop, with bottles running from six up to twenty litres. The shop is open Monday to Friday, 10.30am to 5pm, and 10am to 5pm at weekends.
Dumelow's DairyRaw milk farm in Ashby-de-la-Zouch4.9 (424 reviews)Dumelow's Dairy sells raw cow's milk straight from The Gables Farm at Calke, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch. The milk is unpasteurised and unhomogenised, keeping its natural nutrients, enzymes and probiotics, and the dairy is one of the few places in the country where you can buy raw milk.
Milk is sold from a vending machine at the farm, open every day from 6.30am to 9pm, and the kiosk sometimes has duck eggs and other farm produce alongside.
Hassop Family FarmFarm shop in Bakewell4.8 (103 reviews)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.
Manor FarmRaw milk farm in Chesterfield4.9 (38 reviews)Manor Farm sells raw milk direct from the farm at Brimington, near Chesterfield. Customers describe rich, creamy, old fashioned milk with a thick layer of cream rising to the top, a world away from the supermarket kind, and many use it at home for making kefir, quark and other dairy.
There are no fixed opening hours, so phone the farm to arrange a time to collect your milk. Buyers mention friendly service and helpful advice when they visit.
Moss Valley Market GardenFarm shop in Sheffield5 (34 reviews)Moss Valley Market Garden grows organic and biodynamic certified vegetables and fruit in the Moss Valley in south Sheffield, on the Sheffield Organic Growers site at Hazlehurst Lane. The growers use purely natural techniques to regenerate the soil and support biodiversity, and in the summer months roughly 90% of the veg in the bags is grown to biodynamic standards on site.
The farm runs a veg bag scheme with five sizes of bag, delivered free to the door on a Thursday or Friday across west, south and north Sheffield, or collected from local collection points. Orders can be weekly or fortnightly, first bags come with a free bottle of Sheffield organic apple juice, and visits to the garden are by appointment.
Unthank Hall FarmHoney farm in Dronfield4.8 (15 reviews)Unthank Hall Farm is a family farm at Holmesfield in Derbyshire raising native Dexter cattle, born, reared and finished on grass and grown slowly for proper flavour. Outdoor reared pigs and sheep share the farm, and everything is high welfare and fully traceable.
The meat is sold as boxes through their online shop, from grass fed Dexter beef and hogget to outdoor reared pork, gourmet sausages, homemade pies and their own Unthank honey. A cut to your spec option lets you reserve beef, pork or hogget butchered your way, and you can collect from the farm or choose local or UK nationwide delivery.
Newgate FarmFarm in Dronfield4.7 (3 reviews)Newgate Farm is a small dairy at Barlow near Dronfield selling fresh raw milk straight from the farm. The herd is made up of Brown Swiss cows, a breed chosen for the quality of its milk and its calm temperament, and the whole operation is kept deliberately simple and transparent, with a clear line from animal to bottle.
The milk is sold unprocessed, just as it comes from the cow. You buy it at the farm through a self service arrangement that runs on an honesty basis and is open every day.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
