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Get in touch with us using the form below to find out more about the farm

Contact us

find our more about what we grow

Please read through our FAQs section below and then get in touch using the form.

If you have any questions about Rectory Farm Shop, Pick Your Own, Tractor Shack Café or any of our other services please get in touch using the form or give the shop a call on 01865 358309. 

Would you like to stock Rectory Farm produce? We also sell wholesale. Send us an email using the contact form. 

At busy times we are unable to answer the phone and recommend you email.

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FAQ’s

Do I need to book?

No booking required for PYO with the exception of The Pumpkin Patch in October.

Do you allow dogs?

We allow dogs on a lead in our cafe and outdoor areas including our tabletop fields. Dogs are not allowed in our farm shop or in crop fields, which includes all pumpkin fields.

What are your opening times?

We are open Tuesday-Saturday 9.30-5.30pm and Sunday 9.30-4pm. Our cafe opens at 9am and closes at 5pm Tuesday – Saturday at 4pm on Sundays. Last entry to our PYO fields is one hour before we close.

What do you have to pick right now?

We regularly update our website & social media for new crops – it’s best to explore our pick your own page before your visit. Occasionaly we have to close our fields at short notice due to a crop shortage, we always update our social media by 8am if we think a field will be closed for the whole day.

Can I bring my own punnets?

Yes, and we encourage you to! In fact we offer a small discount to anyone that brings their own. Make sure you weigh it before entering the fields at our self-service station.

Lots of smaller tubs are recommended so you don’t quish the soft fruit.

We also have plenty of punnets and trays on hand in case you don’t have your own.

Can I order a large selection of fruit for an event?

Yes we can supply large quantities of fruit for weddings, caterers, parties, events and more. Please contact us via email [email protected] with the date and numbers of guests so we can adivse.

When do you close FOR THE YEAR?

We are open from March – December every year.

 

What are your breakfast and lunch serving times?

We serve breakfast from 9am – 11.30am and lunch 12pm – 3pm, Tuesday – Sunday. We serve hot and cold snacks, cakes and pastries all day.

Do you cater to vegan and gluten free customers?

Yes we offer gluten free, vegan, nut free and more options in the café and we stock a wide range of special dietary brands in the farm shop.  

Can I bring a picnic?

Picnics are not permitted on our site – if you would like to picnic nearby we can recommend some lovely public spaces to have lunch before or after visiting us. 

WHAT ARE YOUR PRICES FOR PYO CROPS?

Our PYO prices for kilo vary throughout the season depending on supply. Current prices are displayed on the tall boards at the entrance to the PYO. 

Can I come and work at Rectory Farm?

We are always looking for hardworking people to work at the farm during our busy summer and pumpkin events. Please send an email to [email protected] to intoduce yourself. Applications from parents will not be responded to.  

when are pumpkin patch tickets going on sale?

We will launch our tickets for The Pumpkin Patch 2025 in early September. Sign up to our newsletter to be the first to know when they go on sale. 

What do you do with waste crops and food?

We supply a lot of our waste to the Oxford Food Bank, we use our asparagus in the café and make jam out of our strawberries.  

Are your crops organic?

We are not organic an organic farm but we limit the amount of plant protection products we use on our crops.

How do I weight my own containers?

Take your container to the weighing station in the lean-to to the right of the farm shop entrance. Pop your container on the scales and write its weight on one of the sticky labels provided. You will receive a discount on your PYO at the tills for bringing your own containers and helping us 

Wholesale

Are you looking to stock your shop or event with our delicious fruit and vegetables? We sell all our produce at wholesale so you can retail at a competitive price.

Call Paul for the best wholesale price on 07966 246 388.

We supply the strawberries in 454gm punnets in returnable outer trays. This is enough for three people, you’ll be reasonably generous at that, depending upon what else is on offer.

We would suggest a greater emphasis on raspberries for your private parties and events (when they are in season). They are a bit more expensive but have little or no preparation and can be poured straight from the punnet into bowls. You can collect on the day of your event as it is important to have fruit as fresh as possible and it will be better kept chilled in our cold store than a domestic fridge

Keep Informed

Stay up to date with everything going on at the farm by following us on Facebook & Instagram. We post everyday stories from behind the scenes and show the progress of all our crops. This is also the first place to hear all about new products and crops coming into season. 

Signup for our newsletter below, we send out a two newsletters a month with recipe suggestions, new in season crops, showcase our suppliers and more. 

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PYO

The Rectory Farm picking season runs from April - October, starting with asparagus and finishing with pumpkins. 

Our strawberries ripen up at the start of May and finish into September. Check out our PYO page to see what's in season when, and for lots of recipe ideas.

Plan your visit

Enjoy a day out at Rectory Farm picking all your favourite fruit and vegetables to take home and enjoy. Remember to bring your own punnets and carrier bags to help us reduce plastic use.

Visit the shop from March - December to stock up on kitchen essentials and all our ready-picked fruit and vegetables if you’re short on time.

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Join us for coffee and locally baked pastries, a pot of tea and a slice of homemade cake or a cool ice-cream topped with a flake. 

We have both indoor seating and outdoor seating (covered and uncovered) and plenty of space for families and groups to gather and catch up over good food and drink.