Explore English countryside life at Copas Farm

With lush green fields and a variety of fruits and vegetables, Copas Farm not only offers a unique fruit picking experience but also an opportunity for visitors to connect with nature and explore British rural life.

According to a VNA correspondent in the UK, located in a peaceful suburb, Copas Farm is one of the most famous farms in Buckinghamshire, just a short distance from London. This farm attracts thousands of visitors each year thanks to its large space, beautiful landscape and variety of crops. From rows of ripe strawberries, sweet red and black raspberries, to fragrant blackcurrants, sweet corn, green beans, zucchini, pumpkins, spinach and even fields of brilliant sunflowers, Copas Farm offers a vivid agricultural picture, making visitors feel like they are lost in a completely different world compared to the hustle and bustle of London's urban life.

Visitors visit the strawberry garden. Photo: Huu Tien/VNA reporter in the UK

Copas Farm’s unique feature is its “Pick Your Own” model, which allows visitors to directly participate in harvesting fresh fruits and vegetables. At affordable prices, visitors can take home products they have picked themselves, ensuring freshness and quality. This model not only brings joy but also encourages awareness of sustainable agriculture, especially in the context of the British people’s increasing love for naturally sourced foods.

Upon arriving at the farm, visitors are greeted by fresh air and trails that lead through carefully tended fields. The farm is open from June to October, when fruits and vegetables are in season. Visitors are free to wander around, explore the gardens, and participate in fruit picking under the guidance of farm staff. Each area is clearly marked, with signs explaining what crops are grown and how to harvest them properly to ensure they are not damaged.

Pumpkin garden. Photo: Huu Tien/VNA reporter in the UK

In addition to fruit picking, Copas Farm also hosts many fun events, especially during pumpkin harvest season (October), when families can participate in games such as pumpkin carving or take photos in the sunflower fields. The farm also has a small shop selling local products such as strawberry jam, blackcurrant juice and fresh vegetables, along with a rest area with snacks.

Copas Farm is particularly popular with families with young children, as they get the chance to learn about agriculture and how produce is grown and processed. The image of excited children running between rows of strawberries, picking ripe berries and learning about the crops is beautiful and peaceful. Copas Farm is also highly regarded by experts for its efforts in maintaining sustainable farming methods. The farm uses water-saving irrigation techniques and minimizes pesticides, contributing to the UK's goal of reducing carbon emissions.

A red plum tree ready for harvest at Copas Farm. Photo: Huu Tien/VNA reporter in the UK

Farm visits have many interesting benefits, helping urban residents connect with nature and being able to choose fresh, affordable food for their families. Not only does it provide an opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in nature, picking fruit at the farm helps families have a space to relax, bond and educate children about agriculture and the importance of protecting the environment. Buying products directly from Copas Farm helps support local farmers and promote sustainable agriculture, an increasingly important priority in the UK in the context of climate change.

This is not only an ideal tourist destination but also a bridge connecting people and nature, bringing unique experiences for all ages. With cool green space, interesting nature experiences, this farm is the perfect choice for those who want to temporarily leave the busy life of London to enjoy a peaceful day in the heart of the English countryside.

According to PHONG HA (VNA)/News and Ethnic Newspaper

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