Brockhampton

Important notice -

To avoid disappointment please book your visit to Brockhampton in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. If you do not book we cannot guarantee admission.

Traditionally farmed estate and medieval manor house

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Visitors walking through a garden in spring

Visiting this spring 

Our gardens, parks and countryside sites are open. In England our shops are open, along with outdoor seating at cafés. In Wales some shops are open, and cafés are offering a takeaway service. Houses and other indoor areas are currently closed. The safety of our staff, volunteers and visitors from the nearby community remains our priority. We strongly advise booking your visits in advance, especially over the Easter holidays when places may be very busy. Please check the property webpage before you visit and follow government guidance on travel.

Welcome to Brockhampton

Daffodils in bloom outside the manor

Everything you need to know before visiting Brockhampton  

We are currently taking bookings for local visitors to enjoy a walk on the estate. Please take a look at this article before booking online.

A happy looking dalmatian, looking at the camera

Dog walking at Brockhampton  

With several way-marked walks to explore dogs just love a visit to the Brockhampton estate. Find out everything you need to know about bringing your furry friend along.

Lawn Pool in the sunshine.

Enjoy one of our way-marked walks on the estate  

We have way-marked walks on the estate which are a variety of lengths from two miles to four. Some walks are easy and suitable for small children and others are a little longer with more steep climbs.

carpet of bluebells in the woods at Brockhampton

Spring at Brockhampton  

The first spring flowers to bloom are the vivid yellow daffodils which spring up in their hundreds on the main driveway. Planted by the last Brockhampton residents, The Freegard family, it’s quite a spectacular sight; especially on a sunny day.

A mother and son look at a trail sheet whilst sat on a bench with a lovely view overlooking the manor house

Easter egg hunts at Brockhampton  

Discover your local family-friendly trail at Brockhampton with fun activities to do along the way. Complete the trail and earn your chocolate reward at the end.

Please book your visit beforehand  

Brockhampton is currently open daily for local visitors to walk on the estate. Booked visitors will take priority over walk-ins, please book your ticket before turning up to avoid disappointment.

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Upcoming events

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Timed entry to Brockhampton (12 Apr - 18 Apr)

Fri 16 Apr 2021
10:00-16:00
Book your timed entry to visit Brockhampton.

Timed entry to Brockhampton (19 Apr - 25 Apr)

Mon 19 Apr 2021
10:00-16:00
Book your timed entry to visit Brockhampton.
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Learning

The orchard trees in blossom with the manor in the background

Discover the largest orchards cared for by the National Trust

The orchards at Brockhampton span across sixty-five acres, surrounding the picturesque manor house and beyond.

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Our work

Ash tree silhouettes taken from the ground looking up towards the sky

Tackling Ash Dieback at Brockhampton  

Due to a severe outbreak of Ash Dieback on the estate we will be felling infected trees throughout the winter months. Find out more about this invasive fungal disease and discover what we are doing here to try and tackle it.

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History

cattle lying in front of manor house

Discover six hundred years of history  

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.

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Wildlife

A close up shot of a worker bee with two orange pollen sacs on either back leg.

Wildlife at Brockhampton  

Many plants and animals call Brockhampton home. Over the next three years we will be increasing the orchards here and surrounding them with wildflower meadows increasing the diversity of habitat for our local wildlife.

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Places to stay

The Oast House holiday cottage sleeps 10

Stay at The Oast House 

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

Old Mill cottage and garden

Stay at Old Mill cottage 

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

Old Linceter cottage sleeps 5

Stay at Old Linceter cottage 

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

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Art and collections

Our collections

Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Brockhampton on the National Trust Collections website

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