Farmhouse Cream Teas

Come and enjoy a delicious Isle of Wight clotted cream tea on our working farm.

All scones and cakes are homemade; we also serve local farm ice cream, Isle of Wight mineral water and local produce is used where possible.

Light lunches are served between 12.00 - 2.00pm.

Teas can be taken on the patio overlooking The National Trust's West High Down. This idyllic setting also has a conservatory and indoor seating for inclement weather.

For children we have a miniature play farm and they can visit our pygmy goat and kune kune pigs.

Isle of Wight arts, crafts and local produce are on sale in our farm gift shop.

Open:
1200 - 1730 Sat - Thurs Easter - October.
Weekends only until May and during October.

Opening

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Road Directions

From East Cowes ferry, second exit at roundabout onto Well Road, A3021, A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Carisbrooke, B3401, B3399 to Freshwater, turn right onto A3055, turn left onto The Broadway (B3322), follow this road onto Alum Bay New Road to Alum Bay.
From Fishbourne ferry, B3339 (Fishbourne lane), A3054 to Newport, town centre, Pyle Street, B3323 to Carisbrooke, B3401, B3399 to Freshwater, turn right onto A3055, turn left onto The Broadway (B3322), follow this road onto Alum Bay New Road to Alum Bay.
From Yarmouth ferry, A3054 towards Totland, follow A3054 onto The Broadway (B3322) and follow this road onto Alum Bay New Road to Alum Bay.

Public Transport Directions

From West Cowes Red Jet Hi-speed ferry: No. 1 bus route to Newport and change to 7 Alum Bay
From Ryde Catamaran/Hovertravel: No. 9 to Newport and change to No. 7 to Alum Bay
From Yarmouth ferry: No. 7 to Alum Bay.
For further information please visit the Southern Vectis travel office at Ryde, bottom of pier or the Tourist Information Centre at West Cowes, opposite ferry terminal entrance and at Yarmouth, left of terminal.