Visiting Example Farm

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There's no better way to understand where your food comes from than to come and see it for yourself. At Example Farm, we welcome visitors throughout the year — families, school groups, and curious individuals alike. Whether you're here to pick a pumpkin, collect eggs, or simply breathe in the countryside air, a visit to the farm is always time well spent. Farm visits are a fun and educational way to see where your food comes from, meet the animals, and enjoy a taste of country life.

What to expect

A visit to Example Farm gives you a real taste of working farm life. Depending on the season, you might help harvest vegetables, wander through our pick-your-own pumpkin patch in October, or collect fresh eggs from the honesty box at the gate. You'll have the chance to meet our friendly flock of free-range hens and see the fields and machinery that keep the farm running. We love sharing what we do, so don't be afraid to ask questions — there's always something happening and always something to learn.

• Pick seasonal fruits and vegetables straight from the field
• Collect fresh eggs from our free-range hens
• Visit the pumpkin patch throughout October
• Explore the farm and see the fields, barns, and equipment up close
• Learn about sustainable farming, soil health, and where your food really comes from
• Take part in hands-on activities suitable for all ages

Visit details

• Visits are suitable for families, school groups, and small parties
• We welcome children of all ages
• Visits usually last 1–2 hours, though you're welcome to take your time
• School visits can be arranged as structured educational sessions — please get in touch to discuss your needs
• Dogs are welcome on leads

Arranging a visit

We'd love to welcome you to Example Farm. To arrange a visit, please get in touch by emailing enquiries@pilotfarm.co.uk and we'll get back to you to sort out the details.