Pick your own farms in Derbyshire
We’ve checked 3 pick your own farms in Derbyshire against their own websites. Of the verified farms, the most-mentioned crops are sunflowers (1), gladioli (1), tulips (1), strawberries (1); 2 publish booking information; 2 have published 2026 dates; 1 say dogs are welcome.
The UK pick-your-own season usually runs from late spring to early autumn, starting with strawberries and ending with apples and pumpkins.
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Ashover Family Farm
North East Derbyshire, DerbyshireChecked on farm website PumpkinsA Derbyshire family farm with a pick-your-own pumpkin patch opening from 3 October, with free parking and entry. Its flower picking (sunflowers, gladioli and tulips)…
Crops mentioned: sunflowers, gladioli, tulips
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A Pearson & Sons
North East Derbyshire, DerbyshireChecked on farm websiteA fruit and vegetable grower near Dronfield offering a pick-your-own and ready-harvested service. The site lists strawberries, raspberries, currants and gooseberries…
Crops mentioned: strawberries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackcurrants, redcurrants
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Scaddows Farm Shop & PYO
South Derbyshire, DerbyshireChecked on farm websiteA Derbyshire farm shop and vineyard with pick-your-own fruit. The page says the 2026 PYO season has finished and the fruit fields and seasonal farm shop are closed…
Crops mentioned: fruit
Farms are ordered by how much we could confirm on their own website, then alphabetically. Featured listings are labelled. How we rank farms.
Guides
- UK pick your own season calendar
Month-by-month guide to what you can usually pick at UK pick-your-own farms, from asparagus and strawberries to apples and pumpkins.
- When are strawberries in season in the UK?
When UK strawberry picking usually starts and ends, why it varies, and how to get the best fruit at a pick-your-own farm.
- What to bring to a pick your own farm
A practical checklist for a pick-your-own trip, from sun cream to something to carry your fruit home in.
- Pick your own etiquette and tips
How to make the most of a pick-your-own visit while being fair to the farm and other visitors.