I absolutely loved this place!! I'm a geography student so it was even more interesting learning about the history of the needles on the boat trip! We went on the really cool chair lift and the boat going around the needles, it was amazing! I would 100% recommend. Neither the chair lift nor the boat trip was expensive to go on. Such beautiful cliff edges, so many different colours. We also played some crazy golf, perfect for children in my opinion. I had a wonderful day! Thank you so much 😁

this is a must do if you visit the isle of wight! there is so much to do / see here, there’s also plenty of walking / coastal routes to explore! the needles is a great place of history and is fun for everyone. it’s a very interesting place to visit especially if you’re already with the national trust as you can get into the viewpoint area for free! i would highly recommend the needles. it’s beauty and history is definitely worth it.

I had a great day out here. We arrived and there was plenty of room in the car park. The staff were really kind and friendly. We did the walk over to the old battlement where we got a very close look at the Needles. Overall, an excellent place and I would highly recommend going here on a day out.

A lovely afternoon out. Limited activities, but more than made up for by the stair lifts! The views on the stair lift are absolutely stunning! Truly worth the time to visit for those alone! Food was good, the jacket potatoes were enormous. Was a little odd that the toppings came separately, but no big issue. Staff were polite and helpful throughout the park.

We went on the ski lift down to the beach rather than do the hundreds of steps. My partner loved it but I was a bit scared going over the edge. The beach is interesting with the variety of sands in the cliffs but small. However you can take a boat tour of the needles from the beach which is great.

The chairlift was great fun and the beach below fantastic. The museums at the battery at the top are very interesting, but are more traditional than the fancy interactive ones people might be used to these days (which I prefer). The glass blowing is very fun to watch. Kids love making sand bottles too take home. The downsides are the extremely early closing time 16.30, and that the cafe food is pretty basic.

Wonderful place to visit. Highly recommend to carry as less luggage as possible. Can't take anything on chairlift and steps to walk down and up are decent but due to gradient makes it more challenging if you have too much to carry. Very challenging for old and disabled people to get down to beach. Only possibility is chairlift but may need to wait in queue for so long if during peak days, so pls be aware. Fun place for sure for kids with some rides on top and pebbles to play with at the beach. Anyone fancy a boat ride can do so to and fro from the bay to needles light house for £8(normal) and £15(speed boat) as of today. Plenty of parking, I think £6 as of today for all day car park.

Great family day out at this national trust site.... The chair lift to the beach was good fun. We walked down because of the queues and took the chair lift back up. Took a boat ride around the needles which was good fun too. Great walk to the old battery, there is a brilliant viewing point of the Needles, even better than from the boat just next to the new battery area, near the rocket testing site. The walk is relatively flat so is easy to get to.

I do like it here even if it is winter and most of it is closed and the shops are mainly empty. But the view is super awesome and the gift shop was well stocked, and the sand place was open. The sweet shop on the other hand seemed to be missing..... Sweets. I guess being winter they don't sell a lot but there is way better sweet shops in shanklin that sell a lot lot more. Parking is free in the winter and loads of space, just remember that the amusements are closed and also the chair lift. The beach was also closed due to safety concerns. The amusements are quite expensive £6 Rach for golf ⛳. Wow that's a lot, again places in the towns are much better value. If you have the time and the weather is good you can walk to the old battery which is well worth the visit of open.

Must visit places. The chair lift experience & boat ride were really nice. There is also a mini golf, 4D cinema, Glass making workshop. Reasonably priced, highly recommended for all ages.

Beautiful place... But mind you the pictures on websites are taken on a nice clear sunny day...which is a bit tough to find.. considering UK weather.. Nonetheless... beautiful view..

Great fun for all ages lots to do. I recommend popping in to alumbay glass. It's great to see a traditional craft up close and personal. I also recommend the boat trip you get a fantastic view of the needles and the lighthouse the staff on the boat were knowledgeable and cheery. There are places to eat, drink (good coffee) and get ice cream. Oh and I can't leave out the filling the glass bottles of alum Bay sand. All the staff we met where friendly and happy to help. There are over 100 stairs down to the beach on quite a steep incline but the views are stunning and worth the effort.

A beautiful spectacular place to be and visit Loads of things to do and a wonderful place to spend a full day Lots of games for kids. Nothing much for adults other than golf and chairlift to the beach. But the beach is the place to be. Amazingly clean, beautiful water, absolutely scenic There were 2 great boat rides to the lighthouse. We took the blue ride which is a bit slow compared to the other. Very nice ride and absolutely worth every penny. Great time to spend with family and friends

Great place to come kids and grown ups. So much to do here. Go down to the beach on the chair lifts, £9.00 for adults, or you can walk down via some steep steps. Rides for kids, amusement arcades, cafes, clothes shops. A shop where you can buy coloured sand. Fantastic sweet shop and gift shop. Fantastic day out

A bit of a queue for the chairlift, once down on the pebbly beach apart from boat rides which is worth it for the kids... slow boat £8 per adult and £5 per child - fast boat £15 per person or £55 family of 4 (2A/2C). No refreshments available on beach. If you don't want to take chair lift there is a walk way down. Everything is dog friendly.

One of the main attractions in the Island. Have visited this place for the first time almost 13 years back and again in May 23; the place remains beautiful and the chairlift is a great experience in itself. The boat rides are kinda OK, but kids would enjoy it. If you want an adventurous ride, wait for the Faster boat, which is a tad dearer and a shorter one, but is more fun. Buying the bundles online would work out cheaper overall with free parking.

A great experience. To get to the beach, you can walk down or take the chair lift , which was purchased second hand, 50 years prior to our visit from a ski resort. We were lucky to go on a beautiful day, making our boat ride out to the famous Needles. Made even better by learning the history of the place while on our boat trip. 🚢

Be prepared for a fairly long walk from the car park (free) to the old battery. The chairlift was closed due to weather conditions. The view of Alum Bay was stunning but the view from the Old Battery to the needles was nothing to write home about. Maybe the viewpoint high on the hill may have been better but after such a long walk my dog and I were too tired. We visited after the battery was closed on Sat early evening.

A good place at the end of Isle of wight. Having been there during non peak October time there were hardly anyone around. Car park is free (wow nice in the UK) There's a lot keep one engaged. The cable car was good for the views. Infact walk would be ideal.

It was raining and the sea was quite rough. We could see the needles but there was a bit of missed coming in. Very big car park. Nice to walk. Nice to walk a dog. Lots of open space. There's a shop. What sells glassware just at the bottom. Quite expensive but well worth a look. If I really enjoyed it. Would go again if I come to the Isle of white. Highly recommend it

Don't get me wrong. The Needles are well worth visiting. The nasty attractions they have built near to them are not. It has become very tacky since I last saw them. The ski lift is worth taking, but the rest I would avoid. There I'd plenty of parking nearby.

Terrible quality, expensive tourist trap. An embarrassment to British hospitality that is obviously looking to fleece first timers and foreign tourists and don't care if they return. Most of the cheapness you can see but for the aspects you can't (until too late): Avoid the "4D cinema" - it's just terrible - and the chair lift where the support stanchion is getting precariously close to the cliff edge that is seemingly prone to land slides.

Beautiful place a hidden gem please go to the beach on the cable chairs £9 per adult carers free not sure price for children. We also did a slow boat ride also £9 no free places for carers on that though, you won't be disappointed

It's the very western end of Isle of Wight. There are beautiful views of the sea and cliffs. There are beautiful walks on the hills around with a mild climb. There are chairlifts to go down to the beach. There are amusements like 4D cinema and dinosaur mini golf. Unfortunately everything was closed on 31st December. We still enjoyed our visit here thanks to the beautiful scenery.

A good family day out on the islands most westerly point. Great views, nice coastal walks, a chair lift ride down to the beach below. Add in the fairground type kiddie rides and dood a drink, and a nice day can be had be all. Tip- best avoided on very windy days

Visited the old battery on a fairly overcast day. The only downside is that you have to pay for parking, as it's not on NT land. Nice enough walk up to the old (& new) battery. Went on the free tour (about 20 minutes), which was informative & interesting. Then explored the site. A good afternoon spent here!

An interesting historic site. There are great views of the Needles themselves and some lovely views of the Solent. Getting up to the battery involves a longish walk from the car park at the Needles Attraction or a bus ride. There is a small tearoom at the battery which has a limited menu.

Amazing views, visiting the old battery was very interesting. Do ask for the children activity pack - the best I have seen and experienced! There is also a really nice cliff top walk.

Extremely interesting and informative. The old battery is so full of history and facts about how,why and what each part was used for. Winds rose making it hard to stand in some areas , particularly when wanting to take photos from viewpoints. However it didn't spoil the visit. I then trecked uphill to the new battery but found it less informative, but a worthwhile exercise due to the fantastic views

A National Trust property, we had a freebie which we used to get in. Interesting history of the fort and to see how it was would have been used in the first and second world war. Great view of the needles from the underground spotlight if you don't mind narrow spaces and a steep spiral staircase. It was pretty cold so went to go into the coffee shop which was full so didn't try.

Gorgeous setting, nice informative little experience in the battery. The tea room was also exceptional with nice cakes, selection of drinks, themed environment and view of the needles from the top.

It's quite a lot fun of taking a chairlift. The viewing from the top is good and it’s very relaxing. The needle isles are not quite easy to access. It looks me very unique and special from far away. It points directly to the West. The places elsewhere is also not bad but not that special from other beaches. And the water quality off the shore is not so impressive. I think for most people it’s a ‘I’ve been here’ one-time activity.

A wonderful piece of history situated very close to Needles. Entry is free for National Trust Members and around 8 pounds for others. The best thing about the place is the views of the needles and surrounding areas. Must visit

The battery itself was fine with some informative information but what made it great for me was the incredible views! Such a great view of the needles the wind was crazy but the beauty was worth it to us. We are National Trust members so it was free anyways really. The new battery was closed only open on Saturdays but you can walk around up there for free without buying tickets.

Even though it was a rainy day, we had a great time exploring this area and taking photos of the needles. We didn’t go past the gates to the national trust section yet the workers were so helpful and enthusiastic and shared some of the history of the old battery. Nice walk from the car park to the needle viewpoint, no uphill climbs but need to take some care on the steps from viewpoint on the left.

Thoroughly recommend a visit, and it’s on the coast path too, if you’re doing the round the island walk. Lots of very interesting exhibits and information plus the staff are really friendly and knowledgeable too. I had no idea that the new battery was also a rocket testing site. Take the short spiral stairs and along the tunnel to the forward searchlight position- it’s as close to the needles as you can get, other than on a boat. Nice cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, plus facilities. The blueberry scones were delicious and tea was served in a china pot with china crockery, which was a lovely touch.

The 0ld Battery was built as an old Victorian sea fort built in 1862. It was used for coastal defence in both World Wars. The New Battery further up the headland was also used as a secret rocket testing site. Both are worth a visit and the Needles can be seen from both sites.

It’s run by the national trust so free for members otherwise there’s an entry fee. Inside the battery you’ll find a museum, some old gigantic metal coastal defence guns, a tea room selling cream teas and sandwiches and ice cream and some toilets. There are excellent views of the needles from this place. There’s also an underground passageway you can descend down to get a closer look at the needles. Takes about an hour to explore all the rooms and exhibits of this old military site.

Brilliant visit here over the weekend. The views are brilliant and plenty of history around the place to look at and read about. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming which made the visit even more pleasant. There is a bus from the bottom which you can get for £3 return as a national trust member which we did making it easy to visit! Would definitely return.

Didn't expect it to be so good. Walked down from the Needles attraction car park (show your NT card for a discount parking price) to the old battery which is a nice walk along the coastal path. The Old Battery has more to it than i thought, a number of rooms with information boards and things to see. (Try explaining a typewriter to a 13 year old) The steep spiral staircase down to the look out at the end of the point is worth the careful descent so it the walk up to the higher points of the battery. The staff are super friendly and the cafe (well cake and I'm lactose intolerant) was very much a pleasure. Never mind paying for a tea and cake when you know the profits go back into the properties. All areas dog friendly, including downstairs in the cafe.

It's £2 to enter which would usually mean I wouldn't bother, but I'm glad I did. Just a simple demonstration of blowing glass but I could hear and see every aspect from the raised viewing platform and mic/speakers. I've seen glass blown before but I actually learned something this time. Money we'll spent.

Went today and bought quite a lot. The £2 to watch the demonstration is worth it, as you get to see products being made in real time. Lots of unique items to choose from. Worth a visit.

Watch the glass blowing was fantastic, and well worth the 2 ticket entrance fee. Chatting to Graham after the demo was extremely interesting and informative. We enjoyed looking in the shop afterwards.

It was a nice experience to see the live glass making in the factory. Good place to grab some beautiful glassware and souvenirs. It was all free to visit.

Rare collection of glasswares. There are some of the unique designs. Loved visiting the place. It is next to Needles landmark attraction.

VERY hot, probably not so much for kids but for adults it’s great. £2 per person even kids are £2

Some lovely glass artworks, all handmade in the shop. The glass making workshop was also fantastic, enjoyable experience for all ages.

Great little shop. The only saving grace at the, otherwise terrible, Needles theme park. The only attraction that was properly open. The only goods that justified their price tag. If you love artisan glass go and visit.

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to the commentary in the glass-making/ blowing centre. Gordon made it so interesting and really sounded as though he enjoyed what he does. I liked it so much, I went in twice!

I bought two beautiful glass fridge magnets as presents when I was recently in the IOW. Sadly they are too heavy and just slide down the fridge. Not ideal. If you decide to buy one make sure the magnet is strong enough or the glass is small enough to hold.

I absolutely loved this place!! I'm a geography student so it was even more interesting learning about the history of the needles on the boat trip! We went on the really cool chair lift and the boat going around the needles, it was amazing! I would 100% recommend. Neither the chair lift nor the boat trip was expensive to go on. Such beautiful cliff edges, so many different colours. We also played some crazy golf, perfect for children in my opinion. I had a wonderful day! Thank you so much 😁

this is a must do if you visit the isle of wight! there is so much to do / see here, there’s also plenty of walking / coastal routes to explore! the needles is a great place of history and is fun for everyone. it’s a very interesting place to visit especially if you’re already with the national trust as you can get into the viewpoint area for free! i would highly recommend the needles. it’s beauty and history is definitely worth it.

I had a great day out here. We arrived and there was plenty of room in the car park. The staff were really kind and friendly. We did the walk over to the old battlement where we got a very close look at the Needles. Overall, an excellent place and I would highly recommend going here on a day out.

A lovely afternoon out. Limited activities, but more than made up for by the stair lifts! The views on the stair lift are absolutely stunning! Truly worth the time to visit for those alone! Food was good, the jacket potatoes were enormous. Was a little odd that the toppings came separately, but no big issue. Staff were polite and helpful throughout the park.

We went on the ski lift down to the beach rather than do the hundreds of steps. My partner loved it but I was a bit scared going over the edge. The beach is interesting with the variety of sands in the cliffs but small. However you can take a boat tour of the needles from the beach which is great.

The chairlift was great fun and the beach below fantastic. The museums at the battery at the top are very interesting, but are more traditional than the fancy interactive ones people might be used to these days (which I prefer). The glass blowing is very fun to watch. Kids love making sand bottles too take home. The downsides are the extremely early closing time 16.30, and that the cafe food is pretty basic.

Wonderful place to visit. Highly recommend to carry as less luggage as possible. Can't take anything on chairlift and steps to walk down and up are decent but due to gradient makes it more challenging if you have too much to carry. Very challenging for old and disabled people to get down to beach. Only possibility is chairlift but may need to wait in queue for so long if during peak days, so pls be aware. Fun place for sure for kids with some rides on top and pebbles to play with at the beach. Anyone fancy a boat ride can do so to and fro from the bay to needles light house for £8(normal) and £15(speed boat) as of today. Plenty of parking, I think £6 as of today for all day car park.

Great family day out at this national trust site.... The chair lift to the beach was good fun. We walked down because of the queues and took the chair lift back up. Took a boat ride around the needles which was good fun too. Great walk to the old battery, there is a brilliant viewing point of the Needles, even better than from the boat just next to the new battery area, near the rocket testing site. The walk is relatively flat so is easy to get to.

I do like it here even if it is winter and most of it is closed and the shops are mainly empty. But the view is super awesome and the gift shop was well stocked, and the sand place was open. The sweet shop on the other hand seemed to be missing..... Sweets. I guess being winter they don't sell a lot but there is way better sweet shops in shanklin that sell a lot lot more. Parking is free in the winter and loads of space, just remember that the amusements are closed and also the chair lift. The beach was also closed due to safety concerns. The amusements are quite expensive £6 Rach for golf ⛳. Wow that's a lot, again places in the towns are much better value. If you have the time and the weather is good you can walk to the old battery which is well worth the visit of open.

Must visit places. The chair lift experience & boat ride were really nice. There is also a mini golf, 4D cinema, Glass making workshop. Reasonably priced, highly recommended for all ages.

Beautiful place... But mind you the pictures on websites are taken on a nice clear sunny day...which is a bit tough to find.. considering UK weather.. Nonetheless... beautiful view..

Great fun for all ages lots to do. I recommend popping in to alumbay glass. It's great to see a traditional craft up close and personal. I also recommend the boat trip you get a fantastic view of the needles and the lighthouse the staff on the boat were knowledgeable and cheery. There are places to eat, drink (good coffee) and get ice cream. Oh and I can't leave out the filling the glass bottles of alum Bay sand. All the staff we met where friendly and happy to help. There are over 100 stairs down to the beach on quite a steep incline but the views are stunning and worth the effort.

A beautiful spectacular place to be and visit Loads of things to do and a wonderful place to spend a full day Lots of games for kids. Nothing much for adults other than golf and chairlift to the beach. But the beach is the place to be. Amazingly clean, beautiful water, absolutely scenic There were 2 great boat rides to the lighthouse. We took the blue ride which is a bit slow compared to the other. Very nice ride and absolutely worth every penny. Great time to spend with family and friends

Great place to come kids and grown ups. So much to do here. Go down to the beach on the chair lifts, £9.00 for adults, or you can walk down via some steep steps. Rides for kids, amusement arcades, cafes, clothes shops. A shop where you can buy coloured sand. Fantastic sweet shop and gift shop. Fantastic day out

A bit of a queue for the chairlift, once down on the pebbly beach apart from boat rides which is worth it for the kids... slow boat £8 per adult and £5 per child - fast boat £15 per person or £55 family of 4 (2A/2C). No refreshments available on beach. If you don't want to take chair lift there is a walk way down. Everything is dog friendly.

One of the main attractions in the Island. Have visited this place for the first time almost 13 years back and again in May 23; the place remains beautiful and the chairlift is a great experience in itself. The boat rides are kinda OK, but kids would enjoy it. If you want an adventurous ride, wait for the Faster boat, which is a tad dearer and a shorter one, but is more fun. Buying the bundles online would work out cheaper overall with free parking.

A great experience. To get to the beach, you can walk down or take the chair lift , which was purchased second hand, 50 years prior to our visit from a ski resort. We were lucky to go on a beautiful day, making our boat ride out to the famous Needles. Made even better by learning the history of the place while on our boat trip. 🚢

Be prepared for a fairly long walk from the car park (free) to the old battery. The chairlift was closed due to weather conditions. The view of Alum Bay was stunning but the view from the Old Battery to the needles was nothing to write home about. Maybe the viewpoint high on the hill may have been better but after such a long walk my dog and I were too tired. We visited after the battery was closed on Sat early evening.

A good place at the end of Isle of wight. Having been there during non peak October time there were hardly anyone around. Car park is free (wow nice in the UK) There's a lot keep one engaged. The cable car was good for the views. Infact walk would be ideal.

It was raining and the sea was quite rough. We could see the needles but there was a bit of missed coming in. Very big car park. Nice to walk. Nice to walk a dog. Lots of open space. There's a shop. What sells glassware just at the bottom. Quite expensive but well worth a look. If I really enjoyed it. Would go again if I come to the Isle of white. Highly recommend it

Don't get me wrong. The Needles are well worth visiting. The nasty attractions they have built near to them are not. It has become very tacky since I last saw them. The ski lift is worth taking, but the rest I would avoid. There I'd plenty of parking nearby.

Terrible quality, expensive tourist trap. An embarrassment to British hospitality that is obviously looking to fleece first timers and foreign tourists and don't care if they return. Most of the cheapness you can see but for the aspects you can't (until too late): Avoid the "4D cinema" - it's just terrible - and the chair lift where the support stanchion is getting precariously close to the cliff edge that is seemingly prone to land slides.

Beautiful place a hidden gem please go to the beach on the cable chairs £9 per adult carers free not sure price for children. We also did a slow boat ride also £9 no free places for carers on that though, you won't be disappointed

It's the very western end of Isle of Wight. There are beautiful views of the sea and cliffs. There are beautiful walks on the hills around with a mild climb. There are chairlifts to go down to the beach. There are amusements like 4D cinema and dinosaur mini golf. Unfortunately everything was closed on 31st December. We still enjoyed our visit here thanks to the beautiful scenery.

A good family day out on the islands most westerly point. Great views, nice coastal walks, a chair lift ride down to the beach below. Add in the fairground type kiddie rides and dood a drink, and a nice day can be had be all. Tip- best avoided on very windy days

We stumbled across this little gem whilst avoiding the long queue to access the Needles car park. After a delightful tea and cake ( the lemon drizzle cake was delicious) we chatted with the owner who suggested we leave the car in their car park and walk down through the fields to the Needles. We had a pleasant stroll to and around the Needles and Battery and back to the car. Very civilised, highly recommended.

There is a great selection of homemade cakes and lot of kinds snacks. The second time we came to Wight and the second time we came to Warren Farm because the waiters here are very nice and you can eat and drink delicious food. Now a novelty was The Wight Horsebox Co. A very imaginative, fresh shop with great cocktails. I couldn’t take a photo of the cookies anymore because we ate them quickly. The toilet was very clean. The next time we come to the island, we will definitely come here as well. I recommend it to anyone who wants something new and delicious. It is also very close, a 600 yard walk from the Needles car park through the field.

I've hiked many miles across the country and the Isle of Wight (where I live) and often pop into country cafes, farm shops, local pubs. Some modern takes on farm style or rural coffee shops are becoming more 'gourmet' like a city centre bistro. This small cafe, alongside some gorgeous country footpaths, has more of a traditional feel about it. From my experience, both styles are good and sell local produce, but this feels more rugged and natural for its location. It has a good selection of cakes, pastry, coffee, and a small onsight bar serving alcohol. The location is perfect, the cake I had was lovely and the prices are very good. It is thee perfect stop for a walker on a ramble around Freshwater, infact I would say it's a must visit. There is also parking if you wish to drive to it. It feels like an old school farm cafe. Now, on a few past reviews, I see people mentioning about them selling 'imported goods'. Having had a look at the selection of items they sell, it appears they get some of the goods from other local Isle of Wight farms as well as their own produce. There is nothing wrong with that. Many of the farm shops on the island sell foods made at other farms that don't have an onsight retail facilities, it all helps the local farming communities 🤝 I will be back for more cake when hiking around Freshwater next 😁

Amazing selection of homemade produce. This little gem is just a short walk down from the Needles at Alum Bay which is really convenient as it helped us break up the day when the park got busy at peak time. Calm, relaxing and flawless service. Thank you for making our day.

Absolute Gem of a Farm Shop with Cafe/Bar attached. A stones throw from the Needles and Alum Bay. We popped in for a spot of light refreshments after a trip to the Needles. The Owners greeted us personally, along with their charming dog Ollie, who was very friendly. They both took their time to explain the options available, history of the farm and the nearby options for Coastal Walks. Don't pay the over inflated Needles prices, pop down here for honest food, priced fairly and sourced locally. We will definitely be back.

More than food, the location is awesome and staff were really nice. Toilets around there. Parking was easy and drive to the cafe was nice Of course food was great too

Highly recommended! The perfect place to call in for a light lunch or just for drinks, and yes they still do cream teas if you like. Easily accessible from the coast path meant we were able to walk from nearby Colwell Bay with dogs and children, but also plenty of parking. The owners are lovely and doing a super job here. Delicious home made pies, pasties, sausage rolls and cakes to name a few and all very reasonably priced. Horse box bar too so you can have a pint with your pie! Play park for the kids, plenty of seating and beautifully kept lawn. Special mention for Ollie the farm dog too! Fantastic honest local business that deserves the custom so spend your money here and not at the Needles attraction! (I am not related to or affiliated with Warren Farm in any way, despite my surname! But it’s a nice coincidence)

Great little farm shop a short walk from the needles. Staff were friendly and the farm has a beautiful backdrop. Toilets here were amazingly modern and spotless too. 10/10 would recommend.

What an absolute gem of a café/ shop, when I saw it on Google maps I had to give it a visit. What a wonderful location and the staff are very friendly and happy to help. Told us about their cattle and sheep that had given birth just 2 days ago and told us to go and check them out. Farm shop and cafe is stock with their produce aswell as other island produce. It's safe to say I will definitely be returning and will recommend it to many others.

Wow what a surprise stumbling on this , they could not not of been more welcoming and hospitable. Gorgeous setting and plenty of seating. The converted horse box is brilliant and plenty of Gin and drinks to cater for all tastes. The shop is so well priced and offer fab coffees and the cakes are amazing. We shall definitely be stopping off again after a walk .

Wow what an amazing find on our walk today. Perfect stop off location with super warm welcome when you arrive. Fabulous converted horse box in to a bar/ Gin Bar which had a lovely selection of alcoholic drinks and if you fancy coffee and cake pop into their little shop which has a great selection of food , drinks , ice-cream. With lovely outside space and nice clean toilets. It's a perfect place to relax and unwind and enjoy local hospitality, with amazing views.

Such a friendly place with great coffee & cakes! It was a treat to see all the lambs in the field as well. Will definitely return!

Small office open half of day