Welcome to
Plumgarths Farm Shop
We’re an independent and family-run farm shop just off the A591 to the north of Kendal. Our focus is our traditional butchery counter showcasing locally sourced produce.
Local & Speciality Foods
The farm shop is packed with great food. The butcher’s counter is filled with local and regional meat, including lamb sourced weekly from the auction and reared by local farming families. There are seasonal treats to look out for, including salt marsh lamb from owner Victoria’s parents’ farm. The Plumgarths Farm Shop name has long been associated with its excellent meat packs, which are ideal for helping you to plan ahead and fill your fridge and freezer in one go.
Absolutely everything in the farm shop is transparently labelled, and if you ever want to check the origins when you purchase, we’ll be happy to clarify with you in the farm shop, or you’re welcome to telephone the team before you place an online order.
Shop in the farm shop, Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 5pm, or online at any time.
Meat for a Week (Couple)
£25.50Meat for a Week (Family)
£48.50
A lot is packed into the traditional stone-built shop
The shelves inside are brimming with the best foods and drinks from local and specialist suppliers. Plumgarths farm shop is committed to supporting other local farmers, artisans and producers, and to bringing the best local and seasonal produce to its customers.
Click & Collect
Order and pay online, collect when convenient
Local & Speciality
Chat to us about our brilliant range of suppliers
Great Offers
We deliver excellent value to our customers
Excellent Quality
Produce from the best farmers and growers
Loose fruit & veg
An excellent selection of fruit and vegetables.
Quality meat packs
A popular selection of meat packs.
Local highlights
From specialist food and drink suppliers.
Tasty tipples
Raise a glass – local beers and spirits.
About us
Plumgarths is an independent and family-run farm shop with a history that stretches back over a century to when Victoria’s great-grandfather delivered milk into Kendal by horse and cart.