Steynton Farm Shop

Wonderful little farm shop and some of the freshest produce in Pembrokeshire, let alone Milford Haven. There is a coffee bar there now which is a newer addition, but the farms shop and milkshake station really make this place special.Make sure you bring cash for the milkshake station. You can get takeout cups but we have bought reusable glass bottles. The syrups are cheap and there’s lots of flavours. The milk dispenser itself does take cards but bottles and syrups are paid for by cash. Plus you will neee money for the amazing farm shop produce.Go!

This little gem goes from strength to strength. Fresh milk from their own cows, seasonal vegetables from their own fields and now cakes and chilled meals from locally sourced partners makes for a great local resource. Staff and the farm dogs are very friendly too.

Enjoyed the stroll through the farm to the sunflower field. Viewing platform and well marked trail. Choice of short and long walk . Bees and wild flowers with views of surrounding countryside. Modern vending machines were surprising ! Take something to cut the sunflower stalks as difficult to snap by hand . No toilets!!

First visit. Won't be the last. Very professional set up with a wide choice of fresh & healthy produce as well as some very tasty treats. Had a lovely chat with Jo, the clearly very hard-working and passionate owner/farmer. She and her colleague were really great at explaining the vending options. Highly recommended

Very interesting farm shop and a lot of locally made pies including vegetable pie and mushroom stroganoff pie. Also locally made Jams, chutneys and pickles. Lots of fresh vegetables, locally made cheese and ice creams and milk shakes and bread. Well worth a visit.

Came for the sunflower trail which was lovely, there are 2 routes - short approx 2.2km and the longer approx 4.6km in total. £3.00 per person and there are 4 scarecrows for the little ones to find. you can pick the sunflowers, they are £1.20 per stem - bring your own secateurs! Was dry on the day we went but if it's been raining definitely bring wellies as it's a mud/grass track.Popped in the milk vending shed afterwards - you can purchase glass bottles, cups etc for milk if you don't have your own. Milk is 70p per 1/2 litre and £1.20 per litre and its card payment on the machine. Milkshake syrup is 25p per squirt and paid by cash in a honest box gap on the back wall.There is also a large vending machine with scotch eggs, pies, ploughman's lunches, cheesecakes, brownies, jars of honey/jam which are a nice touch since the last time we visited. There is also a small farm shop which has fruit/veg etc to purchase

A fantastic community driven farm shop with their own fresh local produce and items from the local community.Competitive on.proce and far nicer (and healthier) produce.