Name: Cammas Hall Farm
Rating: 5.0

Cammas Hall Farm

Cammas Hall Farm Needham Green, Hatfield Broad Oak, Bishop's Stortford, UK

1-90 Years

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Cammas Hall Farm, a family-owned farm on the Hertfordshire/Essex border, offers a full day out for all ages. From June to October, visitors can enjoy pick-your-own fruit and vegetables, including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, cherries, sweetcorn, squash, pumpkins, and sunflowers. Attractions include a tea barn, farm shop, maize maze, nature trail, children’s play area, FootGolf, and an October Pumpkin Patch with spooky tunnels and the giant “Pumpcano.” Over-60s can pick fruit on Tuesday and Friday mornings with a discount on refreshments. The farm provides a friendly, accessible, and unique countryside experience for families.

If you are looking for Best Children's Farms in Bishops Stortford , Hertfordshire then you can visit Cammas Hall Farm. Cammas Hall Farm is one of the places in Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire for day out with kids and families. More details can be found on the website for this place.

Features

Paid
Host birthday parties: Yes

Features

Pick Your Own (PYO): From June to October, a variety of seasonal produce is grown on the farm, most of which is available for PYO. Booking a slot is required. Over-60s can pick on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 3rd June, 10:00–11:00, without booking and enjoy a 10% discount on tea, coffee, and cake with a fruit picking receipt. PYO slots are released a few days in advance based on fruit availability.
- Strawberries: Succulent and fragrant, perfect on their own, with cream or ice cream, or as a delicious addition to a summer drink.
- Raspberries: Intensely flavoured little fruits, ideal for eating, freezing, or making desserts, sauces, and jams.
- Blueberries: Sweet and nutritious, great in pancakes or eaten fresh.
- Gooseberries: Sweet and slightly tart, perfect for jams, jellies, cordials, and puddings.
- Blackberries: Deep purple, plump, sweet yet tart, ideal for crumbles, pies, jams, or sauces.
- Blackcurrants: Sharp-tasting, juicy, and packed with nutrients, excellent for cordials or desserts.
- Cherries: Highly sought-after, with only one crop per year; perfect fresh or in desserts.
- Sweetcorn: Juicy and sweet, ideal eaten fresh or on the BBQ, stays fresher in its husk.
- Sunflowers: Bright, freshly cut flowers that bring cheer and are also available ready picked.
- Squash: A range of edible squash, perfect for roasting or cooking.
- Pumpkins: Great for Halloween lanterns or delicious pies, soups, and curries.
Fun at the Farm
- FootGolf: Six-acre, 9-hole course for all skill levels. Maximum six players per team. Refundable ball deposit required. Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult.
- Maize Maze: Open August–October with a seven-acre main maze and a mini Dino Tracker maze. Entry from 10:00, last admission 15:00. Allow 1–2 hours. Small reward at the end.
- Nature Trail: 1km–3km walking trail. Well-behaved dogs welcome on a lead. (Currently closed.)
- Play Area: Sandpits, swings, tyre mountains, giant slide, and under-5s sandpit.
- Pumpkin Patch: Open from 4th October, featuring 50 varieties of pumpkins and squash, spooky tunnels, Halloween characters, and the giant erupting “Pumpcano.” Night sessions suitable for 12+ with scare actors.
Events: http://bookings.cammashall.co.uk/book

Facilities

Farm Shop
Food at the Farm
Free Parking
Toilets Available

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Price

Price: Paid

Price Details

Entrance to the farm is FREE but you will need to purchase a fruit voucher to visit the PYO (refundable against fruit picked) and events such as Easter Trail and Halloween Experience will also require pre-booking.

Pricing URL: https://www.cammashall.co.uk/about/

Birthday Parties

Offer Birthday Parties: Yes

Birthday Party Details

Celebrate at Cammas Hall
- Designated Party Guide is available for an additional £30. Parties require a minimum of 10 children.
- Deposit: £50, payable 14 days before the event.
- Birthday Party Themes: Each theme includes bunting, banners, balloons, tableware, and a gift table. Jungle, Farmyard, Dinosaur, Mermaid & Pirate & Strawberry
- Food Options:
  - Cold Themed Lunch Box: Jam sandwich, Pom Bears, Carrot, cucumber, and cherry tomato snack bag, BabyBel cheese & Dessert
  - Hot Option: 2 slices of Margherita pizza per child, Chips with ketchup and mayonnaise & Dessert
- Party Packages
  - Gold – £19 per child: 3 hours marquee use, Cold or hot food option, Unlimited squash, Fruit picking (when available), Shared play area, Craft table: crayons, puzzles, colouring sheets, colour-your-own finger puppets, temporary tattoos & Themed party bag for each child
  - Silver – £17 per child: 2 hours marquee use, Cold themed lunch box, Unlimited squash, Fruit picking (when available), Shared play area & Craft table: crayons, puzzles, colouring sheets, colour-your-own finger puppets, temporary tattoos
  - Bronze – £15.50 per child: 2 hours marquee use, Cold themed lunch box, Unlimited squash, Fruit picking (when available) & Shared play area
  - Footgolf Party – £19 per child: 2 hours marquee use, Cold lunch box or hot option, Unlimited squash, 1 round of Footgolf per child & Shared play area
  - Optional Add-Ons
    - 10” 3-tier Victoria Sandwich – £40
    - 10” 3-tier Chocolate Fudge Cake – £40
    - 10” 3-tier Red Velvet Cake – £45
- ENQUIRE HERE

Monday: Closed
Tuesday - Sunday: 9am–5pm

Address: Cammas Hall Farm Needham Green, Hatfield Broad Oak, Bishop's Stortford, UK

Post Code: CM22 7JT

Council: Uttlesford

County: Hertfordshire

Cammas Hall Farm is set in beautiful countryside on the Hertfordshire/Essex border, within easy reach of London and Cambridge—just 12 minutes’ drive from Junction 7A of the M11.
The farm is approximately eight miles southeast of Bishop’s Stortford, just outside the historic village of Hatfield Broad Oak.
When travelling via the A1060 (main road between Bishop’s Stortford & Chelmsford), use Sparrow Hall Lane and follow the signage.
The postcode CM22 7JT leads to the entrance of the arable farm. The entrance to the fruit farm is on the same road, about half a mile away follow the signs.
No public transport serves the farm directly. The nearest station is Sawbridgeworth, about 5 miles away, with taxi services available. Bus 305 (from Bishop’s Stortford) stops in Hatfield Broad Oak, around a mile’s walk along country roads with no pavements.