
Experience a family-run Northumberland farm destination with pick-your-own produce, a four-level play barn, and The Courtyard Kitchen restaurant.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Walk-in or book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site restaurant offering homecooked meals and dining experiences
Breakfast was absolutely delicious! Slightly more pricey than other places but well worth the extra you pay! Service was fast and friendly and the quality of the food was amazing! We then went strawberry picking and that was great too! Nothing better than picking your own fresh fruit! They also have a play barn there for the little ones so if you do all of these then you could end up spending most of the day there! The farm shop has some beautiful food in too, but again is slightly on the pricey side! All in all, I think this place is brilliant and would definitely go back!
We arrived at 10am for the Summer Fayre with strawberry picking added on. We did the strawberry picking first - block 14 - to be met with row after row of rotten strawberries. Mouldy, bruised, black, dead leaves and absolutely tiny. A complete waste of time. There’d have been better in the supermarket. A disgrace to be charging people to go and pick in those areas. Raspberries didn’t fair any better. Those attending this afternoon will be more disappointed than us. We then headed for food where the smell of BBQ food filled the tent to be told there are no baps/buns left so we couldn’t order a burger, sausage or bacon sandwich this was at 11:55am so anyone attending after us will have a completely wasted trip for food. Fayre was ok, usual stalls, little disappointed in one food stall that happily let a customers child rest their head on the table right next to the food they were selling and get up close breathing all over them. The rides were good for our toddler. Main highlight an umbrella in the farm shop didn’t need a mortgage. Quite the disgrace today and truly let down. As regular customers I’m thinking twice about attending again because clearly to have today with that fruit available for picking and no food we really did just feel ripped off. Just a small selection of rotting strawberries I could have took many more! We’ve been coming the last few years and never been met with this for strawberries.
We arrived at the farm on a glorious day, which was ideal to view the tulips and soak up the wonderful atmosphere, The hours viewing seemed like two hours. It was at snails pace we could uninterruptedly enjoy the wonderful colors and wonderful peace as you could tell the other people were also enjoying happily. We had previously traveled to Amsterdam to enjoy one of the very well tulip-populated excursions that is offered to the tourists there. As well as being very busy, in some spots a bustle, a little pricey and well maintained, it didn't offer the familiar freedom as this English farm. We even booked the Dutch cruise on the dykes which location is synonymous to it's working windmills. However, for the money they charged compared to Brockbushes the industry seemed very European, and as I say the promise from Brockbushes is an indiscreet and very open business. I told my wife I'd be happy to visit again. It would be a wonderful venue for smallish groups, families for all ages, couples and field trips. There is a largish shop with counters selling pastries and pies, I recommend the substantial sausage roll and scotch egg. Cake and bread, which were able to take with us. There is fresh ice-cream and everything else you would expect from a sizable shop. There is a seating area/kitchen/restaurant inside where you can enjoy ordering dishes, unfortunately we couldn't sample as we'd stocked up from the pie counter. I To think this venue may well be on your doorstep. I recommend it as a very calming day and just being there promises you'll leave happier and altogether refreshed.
We visited on Wednesday 22nd April, loved everything about the farm. Fabulous shop, tasty food, thoroughly enjoyed the tulips. Bought some loose tulips but would have loved the chance to buy a small potted tulip of a more unusual kind to put in my garden as a reminder. We bought a whole Battenburg cake, better value than one slice, absolutely divine. The bakery part is fabulous. After the tulips we then had more treats as in hot chocolate and churros. Will definitely be back, even just to pop in for the farm shop!
It was my first ever visit to Brockbushes Farm and I wasn’t disappointed. We came to see Tulip Field Experience and it was so pretty! Tulips are my favourite flowers so I’ve loved it. Visited shop as well and had some nice fresh food and tried their milkshake from the vending machine. Nice experience and loved my time at the tulip field.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
