Hayles Fruit Farm in Tewkesbury

The most amazing cafe food!!!! Michelin Star quality and presentation at incredibly reasonable prices. I love to cook at home and am quite able, but the quality of every single element/ingredient of each dish brought to our table, including the fresh apple juices, were beyond what we can produce at home, and this is exactly what we hope to experience when eating out - inspiration and an experience! Three cheers to the excellency in the kitchen, cheerful staff who brought such joy to us in the cosy cafe dining room. Nothing to fault here, will be back, cannot wait, what a gem of a place!!

Disappointing visit when we thought it would be a day out. No fruit except plums to pick, which accordingly to the website should be strawberries, plums and apples at this time of year - this should be more clearly indicated on the website if some are not available depending on time of visit. In regards to the walking trails, the website indicates that there is a ‘longer alternative for the more adventurous’ when in reality it took us about 20 minutes to walk around this trail with a dog, including looking at the campsite…we may have been misinformed but either way this isn’t good. Overall really disappointing visit to say we paid £2.50 to park and left within the hour with no fruit in hand….I’d recommended making your website more realistic to what is there so families do not left feeling disappointed.

Farm shop with a great product range alongside a cafe (Orchard Kitchen). Good selection of meats and narrow selection of fish. Cafe has a decent range of dishes and reasonably priced. Outside eating area too.

This review concerns the Hayles Fruit Farm shop, not the cafe. I've used the latter, but not recently, but it seems to serve its customers decently. The first surprise on arriving was to be asked to pay £2.50 for parking (refundable against a purchase). This seems a bit odd, as the car park is just a hard-core covered standing area and isn't exactly on the way to anywhere. Perhaps it's to deter walkers from parking there, but that would seem to run counter to Winchcombe's otherwise welcoming attitude to them. The farm shop itself is a bit bizarre. There are a few items of fruit and veg and a butcher's counter where the meat did look good, but much of the "produce" is in packets and jars, including the near-ubiquitous £5 bags of crisps. Almost half the shop is turned over to a mix of barbecue hardware, outdoor clothing and a huge display of water bottles of every size and colour under the sun. All a bit odd and not what was expected from a fruit and veg shop.

Absolutely love this place. Hayles Fruit Farm is set in pure and undisturbed Gloucestershire countryside and is a beautiful place to visit and have a peaceful coffee or bite to eat. The cakes (especially the biscoff tiffin) are delicious and very fairly priced for large portions. Good coffee too. The benches outside the cafe overlook part of the fruit farm and we loved watching the swallows fly about around us. The farm shop sells great produce from the farm (we love the apple juice). We will be back and would definitely recommend for anybody visiting or local!

We recently stayed at Hayles Fruit Farm campsite and have to start this review by saying that the camping field itself is beautiful. It is a big, large site, with fresh grass and lots of wildlife around. However, we felt this this was spoilt by all the bins overflowing on the site. We also felt that the facilities were lacking. The portaloo style toilets all smelt bad and the floors were constantly wet. The fly traps in the toilets were also full and unpleasant to look at. The farm shop and cafe is closed on a Monday, which I must have missed when booking, which was a shame as we were looking forward to this. The lock in the gate is fiddly and a bit of a pain when entering/leaving the site. I also think it would be nice if the fire pits were free to use, and just required a deposit, as they have seen better days. Overall a nice area, but the facilities could do with some improvement. Unable to comment on the Farm Shop / Café. I would also say this site is more dog tolerant than friendly.

Cafe and food good picking strawberries awful had to pay £1 each to pick the strawberries were small and not many ripe a lot of mouldy ones got them home most of them went off before eating very disappointing

Best breakfast around! We have been a few times lately and it has always been great. Great food, lovely views and now a great shop with the butchers and fishmonger!

We're locals and came for a Sunday mooch in the revamped farm shop, with plans to visit the cafe. Firstly, we found this place to be vastly overpriced, we felt just another farm shop trying to cash in on its Cotswolds heritage and grab what they can from visitors from outside the area. £3 for a tea?? The guy behind the meat counter was cheery and helpful, which is what we like. However, it was a different story when we went to the till. A young girl with a pierced septum served us - I use the term 'serve' loosely'. No one else was waiting and it was obvious I was there to pay, but there was no acknowledgment. No eye contact and not one word spoken. Completely disengaged and disinterested. In fact, I thought I'd done something wrong. I had to ask for a receipt and I felt I was asking to borrow a tenner. She reluctantly and silently printed one off and handed it to me. She silently waited, stone faced, while I departed. I had assumed that basic communication skills were a pre-requisite for customer-facing roles, but clearly the world has changed. It's not rocket science and just makes for a more pleasant experience. We skipped the cafe and left, and won't be returning.

Limited options - as a coeliac and dairy intolerant finding somewhere to have coffee & cake is hard. Hayley’s Fruit Farm cafe was one of those places; no longer. No GF/DF cake

We literally stumbled across the sign for Hayles Fruit Farm and cafe on the way to somewhere and we love farm shops so we did a little detour. So glad we did. The cafe is bigger than it appears from the outside. The day we visited it was pouring with rain and dull outside. We were greeted with warmth and the most amazing display of homemade cake. Being dairy free I'm often limited to flapjack with seeds........it's seriously not that hard to bake with something other than butter.......but seeing as dairy free is associated with being vegan (I'm not vegan, I have an intolerance), and being vegan associated with being healthy......the offering is often flapjack. If I wasn't mobility impaired I would have cartwheeled. I had two options ....lemon cake or chocolate marble cake. Well. Let me tell you, I've never had dairy free cake that has tasted so good. If it wasn't the last pieces, I would have bought the lot to take home! It was superbly moist with the most lightly whipped icing. It's probably good for my waistline that I was on holiday and this isn't within reasonable distance of home! Farm shop was also great, we bought some fruit juices and ciders all made on the farm.

The location is lovely and so many birds to sit and watch! My partner and I had the light breakfast with tea and coffee. My partner enjoyed his breakfast but I wasn't so keen I'm afraid. I had the vegetarian option which wasn't the issue. I was so looking forward to this treat as I love an English breakfast but never get one cooked for me. Unfortunately it was served with spicy beans and rocket, both of which in my view have no place on an English breakfast plate! Sadly, my fried eggs were not very soft either. The facilities let the place down too as there was only one toilet in use, the second was blocked with paper. The staff were very nice however the prices, in my opinion are high.

Whilst the cafe is nice and the pumpkin patch was great for the children this place is marketed as a Family day out….with no baby change facilities at all? Really?! Changing a 4 month and toddler on a muddy toilet floor isn’t great or acceptable. One to take into consideration if taking young children and babies.

Fantastic location, Friendly staff, Great Friday night fish and chips, Clean facilities, good selection of ciders, we camped here for the weekend and we will be returning, Thank you to all the staff,

Stayed for 2 nights for a local festival, in a storm. Despite the weather campsite was lovely. Really nice layout, not too cramped. Facilities were clean maintained well. The shop and onsite cafe were really lovely to have. I do recommend trying the cider! All of them.

oh the chef here knows how to cook! LOVED EVERYTHING. We were lucky to be seated at the table in front of the bird feeder! AWESOME! wonderful birds and pheasants. Best cauliflower and mushroom soup I have ever had! Thank you so much!

Stayed here on the camp site on a hard standing pitch. The pitches were well spaced on the open plan field, and had a relaxing atmosphere. Facilities were basic, but clean and adequate. Good cafe and shop on site which was a bonus. We were a bit wary when a large group of teenagers an a field trip turned up, but they were well supervised and were staying in a separate field and we were not disturbed at all. Good walks from site with views of the steam railway. Will definitely visit again.

Arrived here for a 2 night solo stay for a time of R & R. The place was stunningly beautiful, set in the heart of the Cotswolds. As it was term time, it was very quiet and I had lots of choice as to where to pitch my tent. In the summer holidays apparently the site has a much busier, family vibe, being full due to its popularity. Mel the site warden was super friendly and helpful. The team worked really hard to keep the facilities clean. The site was spotless! Thank you. Facilities were basic but spot on. Hot showers, toilets and a hot for washing dishes. On site there is a beautiful fishing lake, and of course a fantastic farm shop and tea room. It's location boasts superb walks and a lovely little church just outside the site. I explored the 2.25 mile walk to Winchcombe. Breath taking. The only constructive feedback I have is pricing. They price on a per person basis. For me as a solo traveller it was very competitive. But to bring my family of 5 could prove more expensive compared to other sites. Overall, thoroughly recommended. I left fully recharged!

Fancied something to do on a day off and after a call to Hayles, when they said the strawberries were good, we decided to come here to pick our own. A delightful place. Strawberries a plenty all at picking height (so no sore backs!). We may have tasted one (or two!) and they are sweet and delicious. Picked 3 punnets. £6.85/kg. They have a fabulous coffee shop with beautiful cakes and savouries, delicious coffee and a lovely menu which delivers breakfast/brunch and lunch. Servicing the nearby campsite no doubt. Staff are young and really friendly. Definitely a place to stop for an hour or so.

Went up to Hales Farm shop and Restaurant on Sunday the 4th, The variety of food that’s offered is so good and the smell coming from the kitchen makes you hungry as soon as you walk in. The coffee is good and hot and it is so clean.the staff are so friendly, no thing is to much trouble, Moving on, the Farm shop has a wonderful range of fresh veg and things you wouldn’t think of buying, i aways go in for one thing and come out with half a dozen more, can recommend this place

What a fantastic oasis of wonderful food after a gruelling slog from Chipping Campden. This has to be the best Latte I have ever tasted. Super friendly service and a great cake selection. Keep doing what you’re doing, it’s what we all want and expect

Had 3 nights at the campsite on our way to Shrewsbury recently. What a lovely friendly site. Every staff member was friendly and helpfull especially the campsite warden Mell who really made our time there so relaxing. The shop had all essentials and the cafe served excellent food and drink (the cider is highly recommended). Will definetly call in again when passing.

Stopped here whilst walking the Cotswold Way. There is a cafe and shop. The cafe had a vegan and gf cake option and a water refill station and toilet. The shop sells lots of lovely stuff. There’s even a campground here which we didn’t know about. Would be better if reusable tumblers were provided rather than single use plastic for water and some recycling bins but it’s a good place to refresh.

Visited the cafe for breakfast on a Saturday morning to find a local cycling club meeting here before setting off. The queue looked daunting but there was a free table so we persevered. Thanks to the efficiency of the staff the queue melted and our breakfast arrived in good time. We ordered American pancakes with bacon, maple syrup and blueberries, eggs royals and a large full English. The pancakes and eggs Royale were reasonably priced but at £13 the full English was a bit expensive. Nevertheless all the food was hot and delicious and served promptly. My tea was made with real tea leaves. The place is very dog friendly inside and out which was one of the reasons we chose this place. After breakfast we took a walk down to the lake and then to Hayles Abbey just down the road.

The view from the cafe is fabulous - a hidden gem. The coffee is smooth and the food fabulous. My son rated the cooked breakfast as the best ever. The Lemon Curd slice was zangy. The pancakes are an explosion of goodness on the plate. Wow. Thank you for making our visit (in the rain) just lovely.

Just spent 2 night’s camping at Hayles fruit farm. I love this place, so beautiful, lovely cafe/ farm shop. The warden is super friendly and helpful. Will definitely return

Always reliable for good coffee and cakes. Not personally tried the Sunday lunch but it looks good. A favourite place of ours.

Ordered food and hot drinks. Drinks arrived quite quickly and the berry tea was delicious, however, the food was extremely slow and separate. My friend had completely finished and despite asking twice where my food was, four others tables were served before me, two of...

Had a lovely time today at the cafe, stopped by after completing a section of the Cotswolds way. Warm & friendly staff, a delicious array of cakes plus lots of veggie options if you wanted something more substantial. Popped into the little farm shop &...

Went upto hales farm cafe today, very disappointing, hardly any cooking, and to look in the kitchen to see someone eating in there, when Sammy was there, you were never disappointed, we asked for food to be told they only do a certain menu, the...

What a find! The setting of the campsite is gorgeous with large pitches & screening trees. The toilets/showers were all spotlessly clean with very good unlimited hot water. The added bonus was the tea room - fab food & roaring woodburner with views over the...

We visited Hailes Abbey then came here for a cuppa. I’m glad we did. We sat by the window just outside which was a bird feeder very popular with little birds! And the tea and frittata was fab!

Great flexibility on the breakfast menu, allowing you to add on extras to suit the type of breakfast you want. I chose Smokey beans on toast, to which I added spinach, hash browns, and mushrooms. Without exception, this was the best vegetarian breakfast I have...

The campsite was quiet and amenities were excellent and catered for all our needs. Mel, the Warden does absolutely everything and keeps the shower block perfectly clean. We only had one lunch but the beetroot & goats cheese salad was superb and Hayles own cider...

Stayed for 2 nights at the campsite. Arrived Friday night and had fish and chips, we had booked in advance but no record of our booking, however, we were quickly accommodated and food and service were great. The campsite is quite large but facilities were...

We walked from Winchcombe across country to Hayles fruit farm tea rooms and stopped for breakfast.. The breakfast arrived and was excellent with free range eggs tasty sausage and bacon and the usual beans ,tomato's,mushrooms and hash brown along with the obligatory toast. 3 breakfasts...

Had a nice relaxing day fishing in the lovely countryside that surrounds the farm. Lots of lovely wildlife to see and not alot of people if thats what your after around the fishing lakes. That's not to say the fishing is poor, but it is...

We visited Hayles Fruit Farm camp site for the first time with another family. It’s family friendly with a lot to do in the immediate area. The pitches were a good size and we were pitched up with the other family in a roped off...

We recently stayed for 4 nights in a campervan. Everyone on site was very helpful. The site was quiet and well maintained. The toilet/shower block was very pleasant, always heated and the showers fantastic. Dogs allowed and good firepits on site. The site is right...

I wanted to book for this weekend for my family of five. We have stayed here before and it is quite a nice if basic campsite. The pricing has changed since we last stayed so now a single night would cost us nearly £45. A...

Hayles Fruit Farm is located up on a bit of a rise, with great views of the valley. The shop is great, full of meat and veg and baked goods and goodies. The cafe is simple inside, letting the view do the heavy lifting as...

Not very comfortable and a limited menu. OK for a light snack when out walking. Tea/coffee from machine. Not that good.

The warden/staff were extremely friendly and unfortunately we didn't get a chance to see the farm or visit the shop - which I'm sure make the place! It was just pitch black and night we couldn't find the water stations and the toilet/shower block again...

Quaint and well stocked farm shop with good customer service. Great selection of fruit in the farm where you can pick your own fruit !

We wanted an overnight camping stay, not to far from home, so we decided to book Hayles fruit farm. The most attractive things for us, is you can take dogs (must be kept on a lead) and you can have a bbq/campfire. We took our...

Visited on a busy day... ordered Ploughmans... Against my better judgement as they are always a disappointment? Superb!!!!! Not strictly a Ploughmans as came with a ridiculously large, fresh beautiful salad. Lovely coffee x 2, fresh granary bread and huge scone as my eyes were...

We arrived and were greeted by a friendly staff member who took our order. It was unusual as there was no menu - we didn't mind at the time and ordered 2x poached eggs on toast and a bacon bap, with 2 cappuccinos (coming to...

Hayles Fruit Farm is a great visitor destination if you're in the area - they have camping and fruit picking in the summer season, and we were delighted to discover that they have taken all the pain out of bending down to pick the berries...

Totally Chillax me-time. A pop-up tent, sleeping bag. On site, there are PYO strawberries which went perfectly with the wine I bought. Super Friendly staff. Well done

Not bad food with plenty of choice. Drinks were from a machine and of mediocre quality and taste. Covid precautions in place but could be better.

We wandered in while on a hike, picked up honey, strawberries and cookies, all delicious, fresh and reasonably priced. Helpful young attendants as well. The camp area looked nice, we did not stay there.

Had a lovely roast chicken lunch today followed by a superb Victoria Sponge, coffee and lovely Badger Cider too! The shop was well stocked. Staff lovely and very welcoming. The fact that my lovely Goddaughter Charlotte was working there too was a bonus. Definitely want...

We stayed at the Campsite for a week with our little caravan and had a peaceful stay in a beautiful part of the country. We chose mid Sept so it was quiet, but I can imagine that peak season would be very busy. The site...

My partner and I camped here for four nights at the start of September. It's a great time of year to go as the site wasn't too full and was nice and quiet (with the exception of the first night when the neighbour was threshing...

A bit off the beaten track but well worth a trip. We initially went to visit the farm shop which is reasonably priced but quite small. However while we were there we decided to have lunch, just a couple of panini’s but they were so...

Great friendly cafe for walkers. Brilliant prices. Highly recommended for lovely tea coffee and cakes. Thank you.

Just got back again from staying at the above farm, stayed for 2nd time since reopening, the warden Mel and her staff can do no more in keeping the campsite clean, with the toilets and showers cleaned on a regular basis, hopefully to keep this...

Me alojé aquí de viernes a domingo en el camping.Tuvimos una cálida bienvenida de Mel (el director) que nos mostró nuestro campo.Los baños y las duchas se mantuvieron impecablemente limpios y el desinfectante de manos se reponía con frecuencia. ¡También hay un montón de papel higiénico en cada cubículo!Pedimos pescado y patatas fritas en los salones de té el viernes por la noche y estaba delicioso.El domingo por la mañana, tomamos un desayuno que era igualmente delicioso.La tienda de la granja surtió todo lo que pueda desear, también hay una sección de campamento para aquellas necesidades que pueda haber olvidado.Elegir tus propias fresas también fue un gran éxito, las fresas estaban deliciosas.Todos los miembros del personal fueron educados y amables, ¡es bueno ver a los jóvenes disfrutar tanto de su trabajo!¡No podemos esperar a volver!Emma y Ben

El personal es un crédito para ti! Feliz de explicarte, aguanta las dudas sobre el delicioso menú y toma las órdenes sin drama. También nos complace organizar una comida para llevar pasteles para nosotros. Las porciones de buen tamaño de comida excepcional (la tarta de la cabaña estaba un poco líquida pero aún sabía excelente) y los pasteles son tan buenos que tienes que comprar más para llevar a casa después.

¡Gracias a Dios que Hailes no ha sido disneyfied ni gastropubbed! Este es un encantador restaurante sin pretensiones en una granja en funcionamiento. Hailes produce frutos e. sol. manzanas, fresas, etc. . . . y proporciona productos al restaurante. . . . salsa de manzana de la granja, zumos de manzana, etc.Ambos comimos cerdo asado el almuerzo del domingo, absolutamente perfecto. . . . incluye crujiente y un delicioso crumble de manzana con helado para seguir. Perfección Asientos interiores y exteriores.

We had a one night stay camping and really enjoyed it. We were late in the season so it was fairly quiet. Two toilet/shower blocks and washing up area were plentiful. Large geese type birds wandering around was fun! We had a trip into Broadway and Evesham. Would definitely stay here again.

Went walking from Winchcombe and ended up at the fruit farm, on a Sunday, about 15 minutes before closing time, exhausted (as you would be if you had walked from Winchcombe!). It was a credit to the youngsters working there that they politely took our order, served us tea and then cleaned up around us, in good humour. Grabbed some fruit and cider from the farm, AMAZING PEAR CIDER! Nice people, well worth the visit. Keep it up......

We tend to go here very often, and never get disappointed, place was clean, tables were not sticky like you find sometimes in other places, the two waitresses were friendly and the food was hot and good, you rock Hayles farm,

my wife and i stayed at Hayles fruit farm camping in our tent,from Wednesday the 28th August to the 2nd of September. Our stay was once again a lovely experience on this very quite, but very well maintained campsite, the site is very well looked after by warden Mel and her family, i would just like to add Mel works tirelessly all day on cleaning the toilets / shower facilities and keeping the bins emptied , also organising and helping the campers, it is not her fault that some people do not leave the toilets / washing facilities in the same way they found them , then moan when there is paper on the floor, anyway my wife and i love it here, more power to the elbow of Mel, see you all soon Colin and Emily.

The campsite is idyllic and in a great location, just down the road from a little train station and Abbey.But the amenities are lack luster, not clean and haven't had money spent on it in years.The site has various rules but the warden doesnt enforce any of them. We even watched a dog, not on a lead as required, urinate up the wardens awning.Large rowdy groups drinking well beyond 11pm and making noise wasnt appreciated and generally accepted by the warden.A shame as it could be a really nice site. Not one for families, more one for local rowdy groups who want to booze it up.

This is our second visit to the fruit farm campsite with our young family and were very disappointed by the disregard to the general tidiness of the campsite on arrival and the smell in the main toilet block. My children described it as the 'rotten egg block', and these were not the portaloo style ones sat opposite the washing up area, we dared not enter those. Within 2 days the bins were piled high, the toilets were smelly and covered in dirty paper all over the floor, there was a complete lack of general cleanliness! This was prior to the bank holiday weekend. By Friday the site was completely overrun by groups of families drinking into early hours with dogs off leashes barking, sick in the already smelly block (which the warden did go and clean because we complained) and total disregard to the campsite rules which previously made this place a 'Family friendly site'. Apparently these groups of rowdy drunken people are regulars so we will not be looking to return with our young family next year as this is not a family friendly campsite when out youngest is being woken at 11:30 PM with shouts of laughter and dogs barking in unison. Disappointed as could be well improved upon by the management of the campsite as it is lovely a location to catch the GWSR. Sadly we will not be returning next year and will be staying down the road in Broadway for a quiter time. On a positive note the fruit picking is excellent!

This fruit farm and camp site is so very close to the Cotswolds way. We really needed a drink and snack on a hot day and this was the first place we found after walk from the pub in Stanton. There is a shop selling fruit and other goods. A lovely spot.

Beautiful location.The tea rooms looks out into the fruit farm and some bird feeders, so you can watch them flitting around while enjoying your tea. We were a little bit late for food, but the chef very kindly cooked us up something as we were obviously starving, food was delicious.Amd full english, wow, huge and delicious.Thank you

Visited here today with my folks mid way thru my bike ride. Had a very good cup of coffee and tasty chocolate chip shortcake. Not the largest pieces of cake, but all very good and good value given relatively inexpensive prices. The two semi-retired proprietors has a chat with us and we’re very friendly and interesting characters.

Good value campsite at £17.50 per person per night - it is a quiet campsite

We stopped here for breakfast on a circular walk from Winchcombe because of the positive reviews. Unfortunately we had an underwhelming experience to say the least. The ordering and payment system is chaotic, our tea tasted unpleasant (we weren’t charged thankfully) food was average and we thought the cafe was a bit grubby on the whole.

Este lugar es una joya escondida. Fuimos allí para el almuerzo y fue fantástico. El restaurante tiene vistas a la granja de bayas y un lago en la distancia. ¡INTENTAR ALGO DIFERENTE! ! ! Para un cambio de las salchichas habituales, decidí almorzar el ploughman. Que delicia absoluta. Rebanadas de jamón, queso, rodajas de manzana, ensalada de col, ensalada de tomate y pepino y un chutney maravilloso. No puedo decir lo suficiente sobre lo sabroso que era. Mi esposa tenía el queso de cabra y los tomates de ensalada, los pepinos, las remolachas con llovizna balsámico. Nunca he probado un queso de cabra tan maravillosamente delicado.

We stayed over (camped) at Hailes Fruit farm over the recent bank hols whilst walking the Cotswold way to raise funds for a local charity. We had excellent service by all the staff (Particular thanks to Sami!) who provided both a quality fish and Chip supper and a superb Full English to get us up and running for a 25 mile hike!

Absolutely fantastic! We wanted a relaxation & tranquility to get away from a busy working life..we were not disappointed. We hired a bell tent over the bank holiday weekend & although it was full, it was not noisy at all. Full credit to the family running this farm, Martin & his wife are so friendly & helpful. Thank you Leigh & to her parents too who helped us with our air mattress very lovely family. Toilets & shower was clean. We had a BBQ on the Saturday which was so yummy & had breakfast the following day. Money well spent. The staff at the cafe were all professional & friendly. So much to do at the farm & we are about to go fishing...

Just discovered The Orchard Cafe on a visit to Hailes Abbey. Great find. Amazing views. Very friendly staff. Great choice of cakes. Good classic flapjack. Tempted to stay for lunch after looking at the menu

I found this site whilst looking for somewhere within an hour from home.

Esta es la segunda vez que he estado en estos pequeños salones de té en la granja de frutas mientras visitaba el Castillo de Sudeley. Es un lugar pequeño y divertido, fuera de los caminos trillados. Los salones de té son pequeños y quizás necesiten una actualización, pero no dejes que esto te desanime. El personal es muy amable y la comida muy sabrosa ya un precio razonable. Mi madre y yo tuvimos la sopa que era vegetal y era muy agradable. Incluso pudieron darme un rollo sin gluten para acompañarlo. Tenían muchos otros artículos interesantes en el menú, y todos cocinados en casa. Vale la pena una parada si en la zona.

Estuve buscando cosas que hacer durante las vacaciones de Semana Santa con mi hijo, y encontré una publicación sobre Hayles Fruit Farm a través de Facebook. ¡Fuimos allí hoy y fue un día maravilloso! El sendero natural es hermoso y muy tranquilo, y la caza de huevos se basó en preguntas sobre cosas que se encontraron en el sendero y al final hubo una bolsa de regalos. Una vez que habíamos terminado, almorzamos en la sala de té y la comida era excelente, y luego fuimos a la tienda de la granja, que estaba llena de muchos productos encantadores, ¡especialmente sus jugos de manzana! El personal era muy amable y servicial. ? Sin duda volveremos pronto, muy recomendable! ?

Stunning Good Friday midday to sit in the sun and taste their Braeburn apple juice and try the delectable cakes: gluten free carrot cake, lemon curd cake and Victorian sponge. Blossom trees and bees. Easter trail for the kiddies. Tranquil.

Después de un agradable paseo, un grupo de 22 almorzó aquí. Reservamos nuestra mesa y comida. Tuvimos una variedad de almuerzos y todos disfrutamos de ellos. Era un lugar cálido y acogedor para comer y la comida era un buen precio sin quejas.

Ham egg and chips on an autumnal Tuesday washed down with a made on the premises Badgers Bottom sparkling cider

Nuestro grupo (Cambray Baptist Church Ramblers y Amblers) disfrutó de un buen almuerzo antes de una caminata circular a través de Wood Stanway, Stumps Cross y Cotswold Way. La comida se servía con una eficiencia amigable y cada plato estaba completamente limpio después. Los Fagots, Cottage Pies y Apple Crumbles eran ciertamente muy sabrosos. El ambiente era muy relajado con mucho tiempo para charlar, al lado de su fuego de calentamiento. Este lugar es una fecha anual para nuestro grupo y esto ciertamente continuará. La tienda de la granja también se recomienda como una buena fuente de sus frutas y otros productos.

Este sitio para nosotros y Border Terrier fue simplemente perfecto y una sorpresa muy agradable. Nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos desde el principio y nos sentimos como en casa. Instalaciones básicas pero muy limpias y más que adecuadas, y el camping es muy informal y está situado en un hermoso campo. Hicimos un buen uso de la cafetería y disfrutamos de todos los paseos disponibles en la granja y los alrededores. Sin duda volveremos! Aparte de eso, nos enamoramos de Bernard, un pequeño perro de granja, querido, independiente y lleno de carácter. X

Not the first time we have visited on a Friday evening for their Fish and Chip Night. Helpful friendly staff. Freshly cooked Fish and Chips lovely “crushed” peas (mushy) and their own Badgers Bottom cider. Watched a lovely September sunset through the window. Not our first visit definitely not our last. For us Best Fish and Chips for locals Good job we actually booked this time as every table spoken for

We stopped at Hailes Farm cafe whilst walking a stretch of the Cotswold Way. It is close to the path and Hailes Abbey.

Hiking past the farm we needed a break. We asked for two drinks and two scones. The table was dirty and only one scone arrived. Nothing special.

Me and my partner call in here quite often, for coffee or for a meal, we are never disappointed, the coffee is good, the food is great, the waitresses are fantastic hosts and are always attentive, love it there, you can drive up to it, you see lots of walkers or bikers or even dog walkers, dogs welcome by the way, a very must visit

Myself and my girlfriend set out to do the Cotswold Way path and Hayles Fruit farm was the perfect place to end our first night.

I would never return to this campsite again we were extremely disappointed for a number of reasons, We found one in particular person extremely Arrogant very intimidating And just generally rude, we pitched in what could’ve only been an overflow field which was difficult to get into as the entrance was clearly not big enough, it was on a bit of a steep hill so whilst during our stay we experienced torrential weather which made it very difficult for us to leave the field however when we approached the member of staff in question The response we got was disgraceful clearly had no time and good impression that it wasn’t his problem I will cars skidding all over the place due to the ground was so wet and muddy. I certainly won’t be recommending this campsite to anyone.

Lovely friendly site, at a very reasonable price, with the added advantage of cafe and farm shop. Staff can't do enough to help and we will definitely be back. Only downside is one of the toilet blocks / showers is in desperate need of an update.

The food was nice, if expensive, and the staff were generally friendly. However...

We had an amazing stay here, wonderful new clean facilities you can’t fault, farm shop for supplies and a great cafe for breakfast, excellent friendly and welcoming staff, great views and a beautiful location next door to the ruined local Abby and ancient parish church with original wall paintings, hoping to return soon.

A friendly basic campsite in lovely countryside, the only sound to be heard is birds and the distant tooting of the local steam train. Seven of us in three tents for two nights £112 not bad. We were able to camp in a group with others in our party (who paid separately) in their camper van with electric hook up. Open fires are allowed (in a fire pit which can be borrowed from the site), we were glad of a little rain as otherwise in this dry season / heat wave we would not have been allowed a fire. There was plenty of space for play.

We stayed at the camping site for 2 nights which was lovely and peaceful. Downside was that the toilets and sinks weren't cleaned at all during our stay which was a put off and given that there are 5 it's not too much to do.

Wew dropped in today whilst visiting Hailes Abbey and would reccomend it to everyone. The Cakes are to die for

Stayed at this lovely gem of a site with a large group of family. Two caravan pitches next to each other were requested and delivered. Great staff in the shop and tea room and the warden is lovely too! Nothing is too much trouble and it’s lovely to be greeted every morning with a smile :) it’s a lovely basic site with everything you need. Beautifully peaceful and quiet, and not an inch of light pollution which means stargazing at night is wonderful. Lovely walks and good fishing too. My dad and I had a lovely chat with Mr Harrell, the owner of the farm, who was ever so friendly. We’ve really enjoyed our stay and will 100% be back! Thanks so much :)

Good site but needs more loos / showers

Expensive :- "ploughman's" £9.50 doesn't even come with any bread!! Or fruit (eg half an apple even). Dear Hayle's this makes it a salad NOT a Ploughman's. Glass of cider (less than a pint) is £4. The tea tastes of chlorine and was undrinkable.

The décor is a little tired but the food more than makes up for it. Fantastic broad bean & asparagus risotto with fresh parmesan shavings. Good service and lovely view. Will certainly go back for cake next time.

We had a lovely family lunch here on a spring afternoon. There was a brilliant selection of hot meals and also lighter things like baguettes and sandwiches. The homemade cakes were amazing, and everything was incredibly yummy! We also had a table by the window, where we really enjoyed watching the birds come and go from the nearby birdfeeder. The decor in the cafe was slightly dated, but it had a homely feel and everything was so lovely about our experience that this really didn't matter. The staff were all really friendly and attentive.