Dorset’s farm shops are a treasure trove of fresh, local, and delicious produce.
But with so many options, it can be hard to choose where to go.
Ready to discover the best?
Here’s our guide to the top 11 farm shops in Dorset, including those with delightful cafes perfect for a delicious bite.
Duck’s Farm Shop
Duck’s Farm Shop is located in the picturesque village of Portesham, Dorset. They are passionate about offering high-quality, locally sourced produce.
Customers can find good quality meats, fresh eggs, and a variety of locally made jams, chutneys, and cheeses.
The shop takes pride in its sausages and bacon, which the cafe’s visitors love.
Their deli offers a great selection of Dorset cheeses, including the beloved Dorset Blue Vinney.
For those who love a good cheeseboard, the range of international meats, such as spicy chorizo and Napoli salami, will not disappoint.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Dogs are allowed outside only
- Cafe
📍 Bramdon Lane, Portesham, Weymouth, DT3 4HG
Felicity’s Farm Shop
Felicity’s Farm Shop has been a local treasure since 2010. This charming family-run shop offers a delightful range of high-quality, free-range meats, including pork from their pig farm at Bellair Haye Farm.
The shop stocks a variety of local produce, from groceries to unique gifts.
Visitors can also enjoy savoury treats, cakes, and hot drinks from The Filling Station, their on-site takeaway cafe.
There is a splendid outdoor seating area where customers can enjoy their meals with an amazing view.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Closed on Sundays
- Dogs are allowed outside only
- Wheelchair Accessible
📍 A35, Morcombelake, Bridport DT6 6DJ
Gold Hill Organic Farm Shop
Gold Hill Organic Farm Shop is a small family-run shop and is a must-visit destination for organic food lovers.
Andrew and Sara Cross have been running the farm since 1987. They pride themselves on growing top-quality organic vegetables.
The shop offers a wide variety of vegetables grown right on their farm, picked from the ground in the morning and sold in the shop.
You’ll also find a wide range of local and organic products, such as meat, fresh bread and award-winning cheeses. Locally produced crafts and books are also for sale.
Gold Hill Organic Farm was one of the first in the southwest to be certified by the Soil Association. This certification ensures that their farming practices meet high organic standards.
Try some amazing food at the Gold Hill Farm Kitchen, offering some of the best home made and locally sourced food around.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Cafe on-site
📍 Ridgeway Ln, Child Okeford, Blandford Forum DT11 8HB
Gullivers Farm Shop
Gullivers Farm Shop is a charming destination known for its organic farm and vibrant café.
The shop offers a selection of local and eco-friendly foods, with items to suit all budgets.
Visitors can explore organic produce, deli treats, and zero-waste refills, making it a haven for eco-conscious shoppers.
In addition to its delightful food offerings, Gullivers Farm Shop prides itself on supporting adults with varying support needs through meaningful opportunities.
Gullivers offers a relaxing and friendly atmosphere that welcomes everyone. There’s also a great play area for children in the orchard garden.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Wheelchair accessible
- Dog friendly
- Cafe
📍 Station Rd, West Moors, Ferndown BH22 0JG
Modbury Farm Shop
Modbury Farm Shop is a charming spot nestled in Bridport.
They are known for their local organic milk and fresh eggs.
The shop sells an array of seasonal, organic vegetables and free-range, sustainably farmed meat (with some excellent sausages that customers love)
Visitors can enjoy freshly baked bread and unique crafts.
With friendly staff and owners, this is a lovely spot to get good quality food in Dorset.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Wheelchair accessible
📍 Bredy Road, Burton Bradstock DT6 4NE
Rawston Farm Butchery and Farm Shop
Rawston Farm Butchery and Farm Shop is a must-visit in Dorset!
The Cossins family, who have over five generations of farming experience, hand rears their Aberdeen Angus, Hereford, and Rawstar milking cows in Tarrant Rawston.
The farm’s cows graze on the lush, mineral-rich grass of the Tarrant Valley.
Their farm shop offers a fantastic variety of local produce. From fresh, grass-fed meat to seasonal vegetables, there’s something for everyone.
The shop is open at convenient hours, making it easy to visit.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays
📍 Rawston Farm, Tarrant Rawston, Blandford, Dorset, DT11 8SF
The Udder Farm Shop
The Udder Farm Shop is a family-run gem located on the edge of the Blackmore Vale near Gillingham.
Opened in 2005 by farmers Jane and Brian Down, the shop offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Visitors can find a wide variety of local produce, from fresh vegetables to cooking sauces.
The deli counter is full of delicious cooked meats, pies, cheese, scotch eggs and more. All being the best possible quality you can get.
There’s something for everyone, including a large range of gluten-free products.
The attached restaurant is another highlight, serving delicious meals made from the farm’s own and other local ingredients.
Whether you’re there for a hearty breakfast or a cosy lunch, the menu never disappoints.
Treat yourself to their tasty cakes and biscuits, or enjoy a cup of locally sourced tea.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Restaurant on-site
- Wheelchair accessible
- No dogs allowed
📍 Manor Farm, Front St, East Stour, Gillingham SP8 5LQ
Pamphill Dairy Farm Shop & Café
Pamphill Dairy Farm Shop & Café in Wimborne is a gem for anyone who loves local produce and homemade treats.
The farm shop prides itself on supporting local suppliers and growers, boasting a range of Dorset produce, thereby reducing food miles.
Among the highlights is the renowned Pamphill Dairy Ice Cream, perfect for a sweet treat.
The Parlour Café offers fresh, homemade food using locally sourced ingredients, including meat from the on-site butcher.
Light bites, snacks, and soft drinks are also available, making it a delightful spot for a casual meal.
🐄 Good to Know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Dogs welcome in outside areas
- Cafe and butchers on-site
📍 546 Abbott St, Pamphill, Wimborne BH21 4ED
Washingpool Farm Shop & Cafe
Washingpool Farm Shop & Cafe is a family-run gem in Bridport. It’s a haven for fresh, high-quality produce from the local area.
Located in North Allington, the shop offers a variety of goods, including greengrocery, meats, ready meals, and baked treats.
The Farmer’s Kitchen Café, with its delicious menu, operates Monday to Saturday from 9am to 4pm. On Bank Holiday Mondays, it takes last orders at 2.30pm.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Wheelchair accessible
- Restaurant
📍 Dottery Rd, North Allington, Bridport DT6 5HP
Kate’s Farm Shop
Kate’s Farm Shop is a friendly spot; the shop offers a wide array of locally produced food and gifts.
Shoppers can find fresh farm meat, fruit and vegetables. The shop also stocks freshly baked bread, milk, cheese, jams, biscuits, cakes, crisps and snacks.
Additionally, they sell fresh-cut flowers, pet food, and a variety of drinks.
For a quick bite, visitors can enjoy hot pastries, sandwiches, and freshly brewed coffee from their coffee machine.
🐄 Good to Know
- Takeaway food available
📍 11 Wareham Rd, Owermoigne, Dorchester DT2 8HN
Craig’s Farm Dairy
Craig’s Farm Dairy is a gem in Dorset. It has been operating for over 35 years and is highly regarded for its quality dairy products.
The farm shop offers a lovely selection of locally produced items. You can find jams, chutneys, cereals, and fresh fruit and vegetables.
They support many of Dorset’s finest food businesses and communities.
Their tea rooms are perfect for a bite to eat, offering breakfast, light lunches, and afternoon tea.
You can also enjoy scooped ice cream in a cone or tub all year round.
Whether you’re walking, driving, cycling, or even horse riding, Craig’s Farm Dairy welcomes everyone.
Kids will love watching the cows grazing in the nearby paddocks. There are indoor and outdoor seating areas that are wheelchair accessible.
🐄 Good to Know:
- Wheelchair accessible
- Dog friendly
- Tearooms/ Cafe
📍 Craig’s Farm Dairy, East Farm, Osmington, Weymouth, Dorset, DT3 6EX.
2 comments
I love reading your posts.Despite living here for over 25 years there are so many things and places that I didn’t know about Dorset. Keep up the good work. xx
Thanks Annette! That mean a lot. We are uncovering new things everyday and we always think, how did we not know about this already? 🙂