Home to Cornwall's favourite Rattler Cornish Cloudy Cyder, traditional Cornish Cream Teas, and makers of England's oldest whiskey, a visit to Healeys is a sure way to tickle those taste …
Home to Cornwall's favourite Rattler Cornish Cloudy Cyder, traditional Cornish Cream Teas, and makers of England's oldest whiskey, a visit to Healeys is a sure way to tickle those taste buds, create fond memories, and expand your cyder knowledge! Every single admission ticket will now be upgraded to include free entry for 12 months! Pay once, visit as often as you like for the entire year!
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Mar 6, 2025
Being locals we love to come here quite regularly. The staff on this visit were all amazing and really friendly, especially Fiona who was giving us the drink samples And always have my personal favo…Full review by Phoenix F
Feb 24, 2025
Absolutely amazing despite the awful weather. Staff so friendly and very helpful. Will definitely being going back. Certainly worth a visit.Full review by Steven C
Feb 21, 2025
Visiting with my Dad, husband and 11 year old son. Great service in the shop.We were served by a very knowledgeable and helpful chap (apologies we didn’t get his name!). We came away with some tr…Full review by OntheArk
With COVID measures in place I see from reviews you aren’t currently doing the norms tours. If visitors just want to visit the shop to purchase some of your ciders, is this possible? And assuming that would be free entry just to the shop?
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As far as I’m aware... they have items for sale at the entrance, if they don’t have what you require a member of staff will get them for you if available. As for everything else, you have to buy …
As far as I’m aware... they have items for sale at the entrance, if they don’t have what you require a member of staff will get them for you if available. As for everything else, you have to buy an entrance ticket now. You have to buy single entry pass or an annual pass. You can no longer go into the place for free.
I know dogs are allowed in all areas of the farm but are they allowed to go on the tours?
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On our visit, there was a couple who had tbeir dog with them. The dog came around with us the majority of the way, but nearer the end we went upstairs and the dog couldn’t come.
Not cheapest place as you are a captive audience . Plenty of kids food for £5, adult main meals from £10 and coffee just under £3 so not dirt cheap not mega expensive .
A few animals to see, and the tractor ride, personally spent about 2hrs there with the kids, they enjoyed tasting the jams, not sure they would enjoy the tour tho so did the free entry
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