Their story
Ellenden Farm is a family-run farm and farm shop at Harvington in the Vale of Evesham, established by Sara and David in 2007. Alongside home-reared beef and lamb, the farm has expanded its orchards since 2007 to grow traditional dessert and cider apples, pears and plums not usually found in supermarkets, including older varieties such as Lord Lambourne; the orchards form part of the Worcestershire Blossom Trail. Ellenden Cider is pressed from the farm's own apples, alongside apple and pear juice, and sold through the farm shop rather than more widely. The farm marks the autumn harvest with its own annual Apple Day, run partly as an educational event for children about where food comes from.
Its own orchards at the farm in Harvington, expanded since 2007, growing traditional dessert and cider apple, pear and plum varieties (including Victoria, Swan and Greengage plums) alongside home-reared livestock; the orchards are on the Worcestershire Blossom Trail.
Apples and pears they nameLord Lambourne
What they make
- Ellenden Cider made from the farm's own apples
- Apple juice pressed from orchard apples
- Pear juice pressed from orchard pears
Visiting
Farm shop and café, Evesham Road, Harvington, Evesham WR11 8LU
Opening times, as they publish them: Shop 9am-6pm daily, café 9am-4pm daily
On-site café serving breakfast, lunch, cakes, toast and hot/cold drinks; dogs allowed in the covered outdoor seating area.
Where to buy
- At the farm or cidery When open
Sold through the farm shop; no online shop or other stockists found.
Their events
Holds its own annual Apple Day celebrating the harvest that supplies its cider and juice, with activities for children about food and farming (2026 date not published).