Join us to celebrate the apple harvest on 29-30 September. Help us make freshly pressed apple juice and taste the results, make an apple bird feeder to keep your feathered friends fed and happy during winter, taste some apple samples, try the coconut shy and see what our talented craftsman sellers have for sale.
Don't miss performances by our local Morris sides, on Saturday we will be visited by Brackley Morris Men and on Sunday you can see Royal Oak Morris. Performances will be at 11.30, 12.30 and 2pm on both days.
What to do you need to know?
Normal admission prices apply at all our harvest daytime events, although there will be some small charges for some of the activities happening on apple weekend. The weekend day events will be running between 11am and 3.30pm, but you can still do the family trail, see the decorated church and explore the grounds until 5pm. The house closes at 5pm, recommended last entry around 4.15pm and the entrance door closes at 4.30pm.
If it is busy over Apple Weekend (for example, if the weather is good), there may be a wait for parking space as we have a small car park. To avoid the crowds come before 10.45 or after 2pm, as lunch time is normally our busiest period. (Although some of the Harvest activities will finish around 3.30, there are things to do after they finish, so just make sure you do those first.)
