Loughwood Meeting House

Important notice -

We're working hard to reopen many of our places where it is safe to do so. However, Loughwood Meeting House is closed.

Atmospheric 17th-century thatched Baptist meeting house

Family walking in the woodland at Castle Ward, County Down

Which places are open and what you need to know before you visit 

More than 100 gardens and parks and hundreds of coast and countryside places are open in England and Northern Ireland. Following the latest government guidance, all houses in England and Northern Ireland are closed. We're reopening our places in Wales from Monday 9 November for visitors who live in Wales in line with Welsh government guidelines following the firebreak lockdown. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at weekends and school holidays. Please check the property webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel. Find out how to book and what to expect from your visit.

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Loughwood Meeting House

Things to see and do

Come and explore the history of Loughwood Meeting House

History 

Discover a story of secrecy and persecution. Learn about the fascinating history of the Loughwood Meeting House, and the dangers faced by its Baptist worshippers.

The interior of Loughwood Meeting House hasn't changed over the years

Worship 

The Baptist Church, Kilmington has been meeting at Loughwood since 1650. They still hold services at Loughwood twice a year.

Loughwood is one of the earliest surviving Baptist Meeting House's in Britain

Explore 

Step back in time inside the Loughwood Meeting House, one of the earliest surviving Baptist Meeting House's in Britain. First records of the chapel date from 1653.

A view towards Loughwood Meeting House

Dalwood Parish walk 

A lovely walk that takes in Shute Barton and Loughwood Meeting House. A little under 3 hours, with some moderate inclines along country lanes, public footpaths and bye-ways. Visit the Dalwood Parish website for more information

Dumpdon Hill is an Iron Age Hill Fort near Honiton in Devon

Dumpdon Hill Fort 

An impressive Iron Age hill fort, Dumpdon sits on one of the largest and most striking hills in the beautiful Otter Valley; perfect for a bracing walk.

A pleasant walk through Combe Wood, Devon

Combe Wood 

Criss-crossed with pathways, this is the perfect place for a sheltered walk on a warm day.

View towards Seaton from Musbury Hill Fort

Musbury Hill Fort 

Situated above the beautiful village of Musbury, this impressive Iron Age fort offers stunning views of the rural beauty of the Axe valley and out towards Shute Barton.

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