Yeo Gift Vouchers 2025
Looking for a gift that stands out? From buzzing bee safaris to garden season tickets, we've planted the seeds for memories that will blossom all year long.
Whether it's a gift for somone interested in gardening, farming, drawing or cooking, we have many opportunities for the recipient to visit the valley and learn all things Yeo in 2025. The lucky recipient can redeem their e-voucher for any date in the 2025 season (subject to availability).
On one of our Farm to Fridge Days, your loved one will be getting a day of all things Yeo, from our farm to your fridge with lots of tasty morsels in between!
Our Best of Both Days, if cooking and gardening is their dream match, then this is the day for them!
Have you ever wanted to know more about the bees in your garden? Well, now’s your chance. Join our Bee Safari around the Yeo Valley Organic Garden hosted by the wonderful bee champion, author and award-winning writer Jean Vernon.
Join renowned local artist Natasha Clutterbuck for an expressive day of hands-on art with our Drawn from the Garden Day. Use natural materials from the local area to create your own vibrant drawings of the Yeo Valley Organic Garden.
Purchase a £69 ticket that can be used for the events listed above or you can purchase a voucher for £50 towards one of the above event days. Please note this does not apply to our Drawn from the Garden Days, more information on how to purchase a ticket can be found in the link above.
How to Purchase
Ages 12+, Event tickets and £50 vouchers can be purchased through the link below.
Valid throughout the 2025 season – approx mid April to mid October.
Upon receiving, the lucky recipient will then need to email us on events@yeovalley.co.uk or call 01761 258158 to redeem.
Events - Gift Vouchers
We had a wonderful time today on the Farm to Fridge tour/experience. Roy & Helen were exemplary ambassadors and added to our experience throughout. Thoroughly recommend this as a very worthwhile day out although you may not get as lucky with the weather as we did - a quintessential English summers day!
I spent the day at the Yeo Valley Organic Gardens last week at Drawn in the Garden with the very talented and lovely Natasha Clutterbuck. Wet weather drove us into the greenhouses for the day, but this did not detract from a few hours of drawing and painting, surrounded by an array of beautiful plants, flowers and vegetables. All in all the perfect way to spend a day sheltering from the unseasonal torrential downpours.
I went on a Bee Safari with author Jean Vernon in the Yeo Valley Organic Garden to learn more about bumblebees and solitary bees. The session was excellent, combining an entertaining talk with images in an airy yurt followed by a walk into the adjacent gardens to take a closer look at the bees.
My son had booked us onto the Best of Both day that included coffee/tea on arrival and then a cookery demonstration, which was followed by lunch, that included some of the items we saw being prepared. After lunch we had a guided tour of the garden, followed by afternoon tea/coffee and cake. The whole days was very enjoyable.
I visited Yeo Valley Gardens today with my mum and sister in law for one of the events, which was a Bee Safari. We had a great morning and were greeted with tea, coffee and cake while watching a presentation about bees. We then went on a walk around the gardens and met the delightful farm dogs. The gardens are beautiful and we learned from the Bee Safari there are hundreds of types of bee. We then had a closer look at a few of the bees we found.
How to get here
Public transport here leaves a lot to be desired, so you’d be best to come by car, bike or foot. We’re just 15 miles south of Bristol (off the A38).
