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Brockhampton

Worcestershire & Herefordshire

Traditionally farmed estate and medieval manor house. Brockhampton is home to the largest orchard cared for by the National Trust. The manor house is closed on Mondays, except during school and Bank Holidays. The estate, grounds, café and second-hand book shop are open every day.

Brockhampton Estate, Bringsty, near Bromyard, Herefordshire, WR6 5TB

The manor stands surrounded by autumnal colours and the moat.

Planning your visit

Highlights for your day out at Brockhampton. Discover more in the Things to see and do tab above.

Enjoy a family day out at Brockhampton 

Immerse the whole family in the magic of nature as you explore the accessible orchard play trail, ride balance bikes, and follow school holiday trails.

A mother and child sit on a bench overlooking the manor house.

Events at Brockhampton 

Discover a year packed with family friendly activities, craft sessions, nature tours, the new Trust10 trail run and much more.

Visitors by the 'Herefordshire Bull' trow

Walking and trails at Brockhampton 

Follow trails which include a mix of accessible paths and off road adventures. Discover orchards, both old and new, natural woodland, parkland and a circular walk with breath-taking views across the Herefordshire countryside.

Visitors take a closer look at an animal carving

Accessibility at Brockhampton 

Find out what to expect during your visit to Brockhampton.

Aerial view of the restored orchard at Brockhampton, Herefordshire

Visiting Brockhampton with your dog 

The estate at Brockhampton is dog-friendly, with miles of woods and parkland to explore with your four-legged friends. Here’s everything you need to know about bringing your dog.

A close up photo of a fluffy black, white and grey poodle cross, is trotting along side it's owners legs while on a lead with it's tongue hanging out as it looks at it's surroundings.

Brockhampton map 

Take a look at the walks and access maps of Brockhampton to help plan your visit.

Two visitors walking through the grounds of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal with the abbey ruins in the background

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