The Little Trochry Farm sign by the A822, with the farmstand in a blue and yellow horsebox at the foot of the track.
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Little Trochry Farmstand

A roadside farmstand on the A822 near Dunkeld, open at all hours, with the farm's own vegetables, eggs, milk, local meat and seasonal fruit.

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There's nothing quite like a farm stall by the road, and the one at Little Trochry Farm is a joy to find.

It sits at the bottom of the farm track on the A822 between Rumbling Bridge and Trochry, a short drive from Dunkeld, in a blue and yellow horsebox, and it's open around the clock. Inside you'll find vegetables grown on the farm, eggs, creamy milk from The Wee Dairy's Jersey cows, and a freezer of pasture-raised native beef and lamb from another local farm, with steaks, burgers, sausages and mince. In spring and early summer there's asparagus from Denhead Farm, and later in the summer strawberries and soft fruit from the Barrie Box. Fresh veg, eggs, milk and meat go in on Tuesday and Friday mornings at 11am, so that's the time to go for the pick of it. You can pay by cash or card, and there's room to pull in beside the stall. Each spring the farm holds a plant sale of its own seedlings.

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Before you go

Open at all hours; filled up on Tuesday and Friday mornings.

Where
At the foot of the farm track on the A822 between Rumbling Bridge and Trochry, about 3 miles from the A9, PH8 0DX.
Open
At all hours, every day.
Fresh in
Veg, eggs, milk and meat go in on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11am.
Sells
The farm's own vegetables, eggs, Jersey milk from The Wee Dairy, local beef and lamb, asparagus in spring and soft fruit in summer.
Paying
Cash or card.
Plant sale
Once a year in spring, of the farm's own seedlings; in 2026 it was on Saturday 9 May.

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Where it is

On the A822 between Rumbling Bridge and Trochry, at the foot of the track to Little Trochry Farm, PH8 0DX.

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