East Scryne Fruit
A fruit farm near Carnoustie with a summer farm shop, a vintage tea room, strawberry tarts, fruit ice cream and a play park with goats.
In the farmland just north of Carnoustie, East Scryne grows soft fruit, and every summer it opens its farm shop and tea room to visitors.
The berries are picked in the fields each morning, strawberries and raspberries, blueberries and more, and go straight into the shop and the kitchen.
The tea room is vintage in style, with a painted counter and chalkboards, and serves barista coffee, scones, fresh strawberry tarts and meringues, and ice cream mixed to order with fresh fruit. The shop sells punnets of berries, eggs, home-made jams and the farm's own lemon curd. Outside there is a play park with a bouncy pillow, a straw bale castle, a sandpit and picnic tables, and miniature cashmere goats to feed and pet.
East Scryne opens every day from mid-April to September.
Open every day from mid-April to September, from ten until half past four.
- Where
- East Scryne Farm, Carnoustie DD7 6LL.
- Telephone
- 01241 852895.
Opening hours
Their website- Monday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Tuesday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Wednesday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Thursday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Friday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Saturday
- 10am–4.30pm
- Sunday
- 10am–4.30pm
In the farmland just north of Carnoustie.
Carnoustie Golf LinksThe Open Championship links in Angus, eight times host since 1931, with the Barry Burn winding through the famous finish.3 miles8 min by road
Arbroath HarbourThe harbour of the smokie, up the coast.6 miles11 min by road
Vin-Tealicious6 miles12 min by road
Crombie Country ParkWoods and trails round a Victorian reservoir.6 miles12 min by road
Barry MillA working water mill of 1814 near Carnoustie.6 miles11 min by road
Places to stay near the farm, and when each is next free.
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.
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