Redberry Farm — Attraction in George

We went for the strawberry picking, the strawberries were well kept and the aisles were nice to walk down. But I have a few issues first the signage here overall is very bad so you can get lost on where to go so It would be nice if they added more signs on where to go. But our main issue is when we were picking strawberries first we weren't informed when we came in that you cant eat the strawberries (I would like it known the reason WHY we thought we could is a) everyone around us was doing it so we both thought oh it must be okay and b) we have been to multiple other Berry farms around the country and they have never had an issue with it they normally encourage you to eat the berries so with all of that and the fact that we weren't told by anyone that we couldn't, we assumed that we could it also would have been nice to have been treated like a person when informed of this instead of being treated like dirt its just extremely draining and instances like this just make it so it isn't worth going) in the field so we did as everyone around us was eating the strawberries anyway as we were about to leave one of the workers came marching up to my father and said no eating in the fields so my father said okay?but what about the other people that have been eating them then? She just stared at him before turning to me to tell me no eating in the fields and when I continued to look at the plants while saying okay we won't sorry then she continued to stand there giving us a dirty look as if waiting for us to move and then when we were walking to leave she kept turning to watch us and giving us scathing looks (mind you she didn't do this to ANYONE else that were also eating the strawberries) this is a perfectly understandable rule and we will happily oblige if we are informed of it (signs could help with this just one in the middle so people can be like oh okay) when we were leaving as well we heard them greeting people and also did not inform anyone about the rule so I'm not sure how you are supposed to know? we were going to go to the restaurants after and maybe do a few more activities but after being treated like that I just told my father we should leave instead as they don't seem to possess any manners whatsoever and think it's okay to treat people horribly. Definitely won't see us or anybody we know again, all we wanted was a little afternoon outing and instead just got an absolutely...

A Family-Friendly Adventure at Red Berry Farm

Rating: ★★★★☆

Review: Red Berry Farm in George is an idyllic destination for families, especially those with children aged 4 to 10. The farm offers a delightful array of activities that are sure to engage and entertain. Kids can navigate through an intriguing hedge maze, experience the thrill of go-karting, and enjoy the simple joy of feeding rabbits and guinea pigs. A highlight is the opportunity to pick fresh strawberries - a fun and tasty adventure! Additionally, a mini train ride around the farm adds to the charm of the visit.

The farm doesn’t just cater to the kids; it has something for everyone. The multiple cafes and bistros serve a variety of treats, from delicious ice cream and crispy pizzas to mouth-watering waffles - perfect for replenishing energy after a day of activities. For the adults, the farm offers a sophisticated touch with a tasting room where one can sample and purchase wines from Bo-Plaas, adding a fine taste to the experience.

Shoppers can browse through small boutiques featuring fashionable items and farm products, making it easy to take a piece of Red Berry Farm home. The availability of parking is ample, though it does tend to fill up as the day progresses, so an early start is advisable.

The staff at Red Berry Farm deserves a special mention for their friendly and efficient service, contributing significantly to the pleasant atmosphere. While the farm offers an array of paid activities, it would be wonderful to see a few complimentary options to round off the experience, making it even more appealing for families.

In conclusion, Red Berry Farm is a delightful destination that combines fun, food, and shopping in a family-friendly environment. It’s a place where memories are made and smiles...

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Redberry Farm – A Perfect Family Day Out!

Redberry Farm is an absolute gem nestled just outside George. Whether you’re with kids, friends, or simply in need of a peaceful escape surrounded by nature and strawberries, this place is a must-visit.

🍓 Atmosphere & Setting: The surroundings are stunning – lush greenery, neat gardens, and views of the Outeniqua Mountains in the background. The farm is incredibly well-maintained and family-friendly.

🍽️ Food & Drinks: The café offers delicious, fresh food made with local produce. Their strawberry cheesecake and freshly squeezed juices are a must! You can also enjoy farm-style breakfasts or light lunches. Everything is tasty and reasonably priced.

🎢 Activities: So much to do! • Strawberry picking is fun and generous in quantity. • The hedge maze is surprisingly large and enjoyable for both kids and adults. • Pony rides, pedal cars, a miniature train, and a playground make it perfect for children. • There are also charming little shops with handmade goods and sweet treats.

🛍️ Shops & Market: You can grab fresh strawberries, jams, local honey, and gifts at their little farm stall. Everything feels thoughtfully curated and high-quality.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Service: Friendly, helpful staff who are genuinely welcoming and happy to explain activities or assist where needed. Parking is ample and convenient.

✅ Tip: Come early to avoid crowds, especially on weekends or school holidays. And wear comfy shoes if you’re going to explore the whole farm.

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A delightful blend of relaxation and fun. Highly recommended for anyone visiting George or passing through the...