Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm - Truro

Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in cider, brewery, farming, or just looking for a great dining experience. Located at Penhallow, Truro TR4 9LT, United Kingdom, this farm is home to a cider mill, brewery, farm, restaurant, and visitor center.

The farm offers a range of services and facilities for visitors. These include onsite services, wheelchair accessible entrance, wheelchair accessible parking lot, and wheelchair accessible restroom. The farm is also LGBTQ+ friendly and provides a safe space for the transgender community. Additionally, the farm offers free parking and free street parking.

Healeys Cyder Farm is known for its high-quality cider, made from apples grown on the farm. Visitors can take a tour of the cider mill and brewery, learning about the traditional methods used to make the cider. The farm also offers delivery services, so you can enjoy their cider from the comfort of your own home.

The farm's restaurant serves a range of delicious dishes, made from locally sourced ingredients. Whether you're looking for a light lunch or a hearty dinner, the restaurant has something for everyone. The farm also has a visitor center, where you can learn more about the history of the farm and the cider making process.

Healeys Cyder Farm has received excellent reviews from previous visitors. With 1997 reviews on Google My Business, the farm has an average rating of 4.3/5. Visitors have praised the farm for its friendly staff, delicious food, and interesting tours.

Reviews of Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm

Sandi Turner

5/5

Fabulous day out. So informative and we loved the tractor ride. We didn't do the guided tour, opting to take ourselves around, so can't comment, but the tasting was fun and it was amazing tasting the different array of drinks they produce. We stopped for a lovelt lunch in their cafe and it was really nice to see the animals and visit the museum. All in all a really enjoyable day.

Ben Forshaw

5/5

Came here while on holiday last week. What a great place. Staff were especially the lady in the tasting room. She was very friendly and helpful and knowledgeable. Loads to see and do around the farm. Kids loved it and will definitely call in again when next in the area.

R D

5/5

I came here when it first opened back in the early 2000s, and it's great to see that it's still thriving. I love the addition of the tasting experiences of the jams, sauces, chutney, and different drinks. The strawberry wine is out of this world, and we brought a crate to take home with us. Always a place I love to visit when in Cornwall.

Clive Griffiths

5/5

Came here on our weekend family holiday and what a wonderful day out to finish off our holiday before heading home. Very impressed from the get go. Spent just over an hour walking around exploring before we went on the tractor ? ride and finding the history of the farm, truly amazing. Kids loved it and the selection of farm animals on site. Loved the tasting area of the brand made jams and sauces. Then of course access to the tasting area of the ciders and wines enjoyed that one ? even the kids loved trying the variety of apple juices. Was abit gutted that the bar area where you can pour your own pint was closed off , have to get it on the next visit. Paid in advance & was put on a membership which is valid for a year which thought was great as we cone to Cornwall alot for family holidays. Whole site was very clean and tidy and well thought out . Staff very friendly all round. Had lunch on site aswell delicious. Wasn't till we got back home to East Sussex we realised how much we got from the shop ?.
Hope to be back soon .

Chinmaya Punja

5/5

This cider farm was an afterthought and not in my initial plans.
They were very welcoming and I got to try many different types of ciders, beer, whiskey, wine and what not. The staff weren’t shy with tasters and I wasn’t shy in asking for more 🙂
They have many different areas inside the farm and take you through the process of making cider.
I spent quite some time there, also chilling with the farm animals and bought many ciders and souvenirs to take home!
They had this mango cider- it’s Marvellous!

Jake Phillips

5/5

Cracking day out. Came here with the in-laws, who wouldn't normally do something like this, but they both enjoyed themselves, swigging away at the free tasters. Some parts weren't suitable for the mobility scooter, but we coped. Plenty to see, huge shop, lovely jam kitchen, good sized cafe. Would recommend if you enjoy going to brewery's/vineyards/distilleries.

cathy iddles

5/5

Haven't visited for years and it's certainly changed!
Free to enter and walk around the animals visit the cafe.
Tractor rides are an extra cost, but worth it. Taking you around the orchards and site.
Cafe is ok, adults food reasonably priced, kids a rip off!
£5 for a cheese roll, not even a lunch box, just a very basic cheese roll.
Scones were great, esp the cheese ones.
Tasting is an extra cost.
Ok for a few hours visit.
Ice cream farm just down the road for a visit after.

Stephen Stewart

5/5

One of the best tours of this type I've ever been on. Truly remarkable range of exceptionally high quality products, including, jams, sauces, ciders, gins, whisky, wine etc. Together with a museum and production exhibition. The tasting area was incredible with extremely helpful and friendly staff. I don't think I've been anywhere before with such a large selection of things you can taste.