Cheshire · Mid-September 2026

Warburton
Sweetcorn
Days.

One acre of sun-ripened sweetcorn. Ten days of two-hour slots. Bring a basket, leave with dinner — and the freshest corn you've ever tasted.

1 acreOf pick-your-own field
10 daysMid-September only
2 hoursAll to yourselves
From £8 per adult

The story

Grown here.
Picked by you.

We've planted an acre of sweetcorn in our Warburton field, and for ten days in mid-September we're throwing the gate open. Bring a basket, pull on your wellies, and pick as much corn as you can carry — straight from the plant, the way it should be eaten.

Sweetcorn loses its sugar the moment it's picked, which is why supermarket cobs never quite taste right. Ours go from the field to your kitchen in the time it takes to drive home. There's no comparison.

This is a small, local, one-off event. Two-hour slots keep the field calm and uncrowded. There'll be tea, coffee, soft drinks and a few snacks waiting at the gate. The rest is just you, the rows, and the September sky.

What you get

An acre of corn. Plus a few extras.

1

Your own pick

Wander the rows for a full two hours. Pick as much sweetcorn as your basket can hold. We'll show you how to spot the ripest cobs.

2

Snacks & a brew

Tea, coffee, soft drinks and a few homemade snacks available at the gate. Sit on a hay bale, take in the view, no rush.

3

Family-friendly

Little ones welcome — pushchair-friendly paths between the rows. Dogs on leads. Group rates for 6+.

The details

Plan your visit.

  • Where
    Warburton, Cheshire
    Exact field directions emailed with your booking confirmation. Free parking on site.
  • When
    12 – 21 September 2026
    Slots every 2 hours, 10am – 6pm. Last entry 4pm.
  • How long
    Your slot is 2 hours. Plenty of time to pick, snack, and have a wander.
  • Bring
    Wellies or sturdy shoes, a basket or bag for your corn, and weather-suitable layers. We'll have a few baskets to borrow if you forget.
  • Cost
    £8 per adult · £4 per child (under 16) · Under 3s free
    Includes entry and as much corn as you can pick.

Pick a date

  • Sat 12 SepSlots open
  • Sun 13 SepSlots open
  • Mon 14 SepSlots open
  • Tue 15 SepSlots open
  • Wed 16 SepSlots open
  • Thu 17 SepSlots open
  • Fri 18 SepSlots open
  • Sat 19 SepSlots open
  • Sun 20 SepSlots open
  • Mon 21 SepSlots open

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Book your slot

Reserve your 2 hours.

Pick your date, pick your time, pay online. Confirmation and field directions sent straight to your inbox.

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Questions, answered

The small print.

What happens if it rains?

The field still runs in light rain — sweetcorn picking is a wellies activity. If weather is genuinely severe (heavy storms, unsafe conditions), we'll email everyone booked for that slot the day before with the option to rebook or refund.

How much corn can I take home?

As much as you can carry in one basket or bag during your two-hour slot. Most people leave with 15–25 cobs — plenty for dinner, the freezer and a few neighbours.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes — well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the field. Please clean up after them.

Is it accessible?

The rows between the corn are flat and pushchair-friendly. The site is a working field, so the surface isn't tarmac — wellies or sturdy shoes recommended. If you have specific accessibility needs, email us before booking and we'll do our best to help.

What if my plans change?

Bookings can be rescheduled up to 48 hours before your slot. Refunds available up to 7 days before — after that we'll do our best but it depends on demand.

Group bookings?

Yes — group rates available for parties of 6 or more. Drop us an email and we'll sort it.

Watch us grow

Follow the field.

From the first shoots in June to the harvest in September — we're posting the journey. Time-lapses, behind-the-scenes, and the occasional photo of the dog.