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yewtreefarm@aylton.net Yew Tree Farm, Aylton, Ledbury. HR8 2RQ 
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Motorhomes & Caravans
We are very pleased to be appointed as a 'Certificated Location' with the Motor Caravanners Club. 2021, our third season hopefully will enable our visitors to cope with the difficult days we have all had with covid-19 by visiting our great British countryside here in Herefordshire. We must of course comply with any Government guidelines at this difficult time so please check with us first as to our current status.
We can accepted up to 5 Motor Caravans or Caravans at any one time at the farm for stop-overs and stays. If the weather is adverse and access to the paddocks is restricted we may be able to make temporary hard standings available in the main farm yard where electric hook-up is also available.
Rally's are always welcome with appropriate certification.
Being a working farm, for safety reasons at this time we are an adult only site and green chemical site.
As part of our continual environmental considerations anyone staying will be able to buy the 'Leisure Depot Organic Green Toilet Chemical' at just £2 for 2 Litres, (that's heavily subsidised below cost price), as we are keen to get people to switch over to the green chemicals toilet solutions, this is a really great environmentally sensitive product.
Bed & Breakfast
Perry (Proper Pear Cider)
The Big Apple Cider and Perry weekends
Our award winning farmhouse bottled perry, "Orchard" is now available, £6.95 75cl bottle, an ideal gift from Herefordshire
To order perry please ring 07968 160168 or order online at "Online Farm-Gate Shop"
Like everything else Covid-19 has impacted on the Big Apple weekends, we can only hope that 2021 will be a better year.
We are fortunate at the Yew Tree to have four ancient varieties of perry pear trees, Aylton Red (also known as Red Pear), Dymock Red (also known as Thurston's Red), Blakeney Red and Hellens Early. The saying goes that to be real perry the pears have to have been grown with site of May Hill and in our case May Hill is in full view of the farm, so we must have the perfect Perry, (or at least we like to think so).
This spring see's the very exciting planting of our own budded,( a bud grafted tree), trees from scions, ( new shoot cuttings), taken just over 18 months ago to continue the heritage perry tree lines on the farm, with the establishment of a new small perry orchard. This will not only help the environment with good standard sized trees but provide us with a wonderful drink and also the continuance of our heritage trees, its win, win, win all the way.
The 2019 production is now available to buy, please click here see our "Online Farm-Gate Shop"
The Perry is fermented and stored in our ancient cellar with its cobbled floor and stream, a true farmhouse Perry.
Perry's & Cider tastings can be arranged by appointment, (current restrictions permitting), plus we have products available for sale.
Open Farm Sunday Held June 9th 2019 
Like everything else Open farm was shelved for 2020 lets hope it can make a comeback in 2021. However in 2019 we did our first Open Farm Day, we were all cream crackered!
Thank you to everyone that came and to all our helpers, especially to our neighbour John, 'the honey man', who supplies us with honey to sell who put on a really nice demonstration about bees and honey production. To Nicki, Lee Theo & Luca for all their help and especially Lee for making at their butchers shop our speciality sausages and pork pies infused with our award winning Aylton Perry.
It was so nice to see so many families and the interest taken in our animals. The goats especially, l will have to put on a diet, they were very well looked after by the children feeding them all day.
Also thanks to the exhibitors who brought their classic cars and tractors, just sorry we did not take loads of photos as we were too busy.(If anyone has photos please send them through).
Helen's "tea rooms" (our gardens), went down really well and so did her homemade cakes including a Cypriot speciality pronounced 'yala do bou reko' (say all the words together), it's the one in the forefront of the cake photo, a custard cream and filo pastry yummy cake covered in syrup.
The cider & perry tasting in the Perry Pear Cellar went down really well where we very fortunate to have available the first bottling from Lower Court Farm Putley of 'Court Cider' a sparkling British alternative to prosecco.
Eric the Hereford bull also made a surprise appearance.
What a lovely day.
It was so nice to see so many families and the interest taken in our animals. The goats especially, l will have to put on a diet, they were very well looked after by the children feeding them all day.
Also thanks to the exhibitors who brought their classic cars and tractors, just sorry we did not take loads of photos as we were too busy.(If anyone has photos please send them through).
Helen's "tea rooms" (our gardens), went down really well and so did her homemade cakes including a Cypriot speciality pronounced 'yala do bou reko' (say all the words together), it's the one in the forefront of the cake photo, a custard cream and filo pastry yummy cake covered in syrup.
The cider & perry tasting in the Perry Pear Cellar went down really well where we very fortunate to have available the first bottling from Lower Court Farm Putley of 'Court Cider' a sparkling British alternative to prosecco.
Eric the Hereford bull also made a surprise appearance.
What a lovely day.
