Langloch Farm is the primary social enterprise on the outskirts of Lanark for Clydesdale Community Initiatives (CCI). A charity supporting people across Lanarkshire who face a range of challenges and inequalities.
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Stuart MasonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We had our first visit today with my niece and her kids. What a wonderful place. Very well thought out, plenty to do for the kids and also for the adults. The cafe was excellent. The food was great and the staff were lovely.Posted on Google![]()
Margit BlokhuisTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Wij waren op vakantie in de buurt en hebben hier aantal keer koffie en taart gegeten. De taarten zijn fantastisch en de sfeer is erg vriendelijk. Gezellige binnenplaats met leuke shop met lokale producten en een grote speeltuin.Posted on Google![]()
Margaret BissetTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Excellent place to have lunch snack or just a drink. Visiting the shop is highly recommended too. Lots of unusual gifts and hand made wooden objects for garden. Plenty of very healthy plants for sale.Posted on Google![]()
Stephen HenleyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
It’s a regular stop when we are out cycling. Always fast and friendly service. Good food and coffee. Nice courtyard to sit outside if the weather is good.Posted on Google![]()
Catriona MckennaTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Visited for the first time this week. What a fantastic initiative. Fantastic plants & gifts at reasonable prices. Great wee gift shop. Cafe was clean, service excellent & food was lovely great value for money. I will be back when in the area again.Posted on Google![]()
Jon PTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
What a lovely little place, kids loved it.Posted on Google![]()
Alan StevensonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Nice cafe and shop and charity worth visiting and supporting.Posted on Google![]()
Agnes HolbrookTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Service with a smile from a young lady and assisted by a young gentleman. 1st class treacle scones coffees and tea in a lovely china cup. Thank you


Our popular kids’ woodworking sessions are back!
Designed to get children (ages 8-13) comfortable with real tools and materials. Under the guidance of our team, they’ll work through the process of making a wooden bird box to keep.
Learn a new skill and support a good cause at the same time!
To book: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/childrens-woodcraft-session-tickets-2000381066619
Date: 25th September
Time: 10am -12pm
Cost: £28 per person
Age: Suitable for ages 8 - 13
We currently only have one date available so be quick!
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CCI's Wednesday NHS Gardening Group would like to wish CCI Volunteer, Gordon Miller (2nd from left, back row) all the very best for his new banking role.
Good luck Gordon, you will be missed!
Everyone contributes. Everyone gains. ❤️
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Get Walking Lanarkshire are looking for Walk Leaders in Lanark. 🚶♂️🚶♀️🚶♂️ ...
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Thank you to the Clyde Valley Orchards Group for these fabulous apples, grown locally in the Clyde Valley, without using insecticides and pesticides. 🍎🍏🍎
Available now in our Langloch Shop.
Everyone contributes. Everyone gains. 🍎
#cciatlanglochfarm #locallygrown #clydevalley #clydevalleyorchardgroup #appleseason ...
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Did you know that we grow a variety of herbs onsite, for our fabulous Langloch Farm Botanics soaps, lip balms and sugar scrubs?
If you have never used Lemon Balm before – official name – ‘Melissa officinalis’ you will be amazed at its different uses!
This lemon-scented, bee friendly herb can be used in a variety of ways, culinary and medicinal. From using on the skin to repel midges, to making a relaxing tea, the leaves can also be used to add a citrus flavour to salads, soups and poultry. 🐝🍋🌿
This year a bumper crop of Lemon Balm means we are selling the excess in our Garden Centre for just £4.50 a pot! 🪴
Pick up a pot today! Everyone contributes. Everyone gains ❤️
#lemonbalm #herbs #botanicals #langlochfarm #cciatlanglochfarm ...
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