Brockhampton

It’s the season to celebrate all things spooky and at almost six-hundred years old Brockhampton Manor isn’t without its fair share of scary stories. Read on and discover the ghostly goings on that have been recorded at Brockhampton. Whether you believe in ghosts or not it’s sure to send shivers down your spine.

Get outdoors and embrace summer with the brand-new ’50 things’. Suitable for the whole family to enjoy, discover outdoors activities you can do over and over again with loved ones.

Come and explore the glorious Herefordshire countryside at Brockhampton. There are several walks for different abilities on the estate, all rich in stunning viewpoints and beauty spots along the way.

Why not embrace the seasonal changes and head out into the great outdoors at Brockhampton? With plenty to see and do all Half term long, get the kids out and about all autumn-long. From trails to walks discover what we've got planned for the school holidays.

Regardless of age, we all feel life rushing by and what better way to recoup and revitalise by simply spending time with nature?

We want your day with us to run as smoothly as possible. Find out what facilities we have a Brockhampton and discover what there is to see and do whilst here before your visit.

Whether you feel like a home-cooked meal, a cup of coffee or a snack, we've got something for everyone at Brockhampton. Everything we serve is fresh and as locally sourced as possible and what's even better is all proceeds made go directly back into keeping Brockhampton safe for the future.

Full of all sorts of genres, our little bookshop has something for everyone. All proceeds from our modest little bookshop will go directly into restoring the lost orchards at Brockhampton so don't forget to pop in for a peruse next time you visit.

Caring for an old building can be a real labour of love. Lower Brockhampton Manor is rather unspoilt for such an old building and at almost six hundred years old the manor is in constant need of maintenance. With your support we can continue to care for Brockhampton Manor and show it the love it deserves.

Warren Farm situated on the Brockhampton estate is a traditional mixed farm which grows and produces in a nature-friendly way. Using produce grown on the estate, James and Victoria Hawkins have won several awards for their delicious produce, created field to fork at Brockhampton.

Brockhampton is an ancient estate nestled in the dramatic Herefordshire hills. It has been utilised since the early Middle Ages and features a wealth of interesting features such as a ruined Norman chapel. Despite being so old, the manor has changed little over the centuries.

The medieval manor is nestled in a Herefordshire valley and has changed little in hundreds of years. Each room inside the manor tells a different story from a different time period, celebrating the rich a diverse history.

Discover some of the weird and wonderful fungi varieties here. We have many different varieties on the Brockhampton estate, why not set out on a autumnal wander and see what types of fungi you can spot?

With an unstable dam and a family of badgers in danger it was up to the countryside team to take action. Read on to discover how the Brockhampton rangers have built a badger den from scratch, a tempting upgrade for the badgers of Brockhampton.

Discover an unspoilt Herefordshire valley full of natural wonders ever changing with the seasons. Wildlife is abundant throughout the estate from deer in the woodland, butterflies in the meadows and otters in the pools. What will you spot when you visit?

This fine eighteenth century house with hop kilns in unspoilt countryside on the edge of the Brockhampton estate sleeps 10

Our fifteenth century cottage sleeps 3 and is surrounded by a pretty woodland garden accessed via a footbridge over a stream

Surrounded by old orchards on the Brockhampton estate, the cottage sleeps 5 and is the ideal walking base.