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Best UK Child Friendly Vineyards

Some vineyards make room for families as well as wine lovers. Children are welcome on many tours and vineyard walks, which tend to suit little legs better than pushchairs. Tastings are always reserved for adults, but kids usually find plenty to enjoy - from open space to run about to picnic tables tucked between the vines, where they can join in while the grown-ups sip.

Featured vineyards

Kinsbrook Vineyard

Kinsbrook Vineyard

West Sussex

Albury Organic Vineyard

Albury Organic Vineyard

Surrey

Woolton Farm

Woolton Farm

Kent

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FAQ

Can children join vineyard tours?
Policies vary - some vineyards welcome children on tours while others focus on adults. Larkhill (Gloucestershire), Oatley (Somerset) and Alder (Devon) allow children on tours, while larger estates like Denbies (Surrey) offer outdoor options suitable for families. Always check before booking.
Do vineyards allow children in tasting rooms or restaurants?
It depends on the vineyard. Yotes Court (Kent) welcomes children in its Cellar Door, Kinsbrook (West Sussex) and High Clandon (Surrey) are openly family-friendly, and Calancombe (Devon) allows children in its restaurant. Always check policies in advance.
Are there non-alcoholic drinks available for children?
Most vineyards with cafés or restaurants serve juices or soft drinks, though options differ. Examples include Denbies (Surrey), Kinsbrook (West Sussex) and Louma Farm (Dorset). Check menus before visiting.
Are vineyards safe places for children?
Vineyards can be safe if children are supervised, but hazards like uneven ground or machinery mean policies vary. Polmassick (Cornwall), Fenny Castle (Somerset) and Combe Hay (Bath) highlight open outdoor spaces suitable for families.
What should I pack when visiting a vineyard with children?
Pack water, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing. Pushchairs are suitable at larger sites like Woodchester Valley (Gloucestershire) and Denbies (Surrey), but each vineyard differs so check if planning longer walks.
Can children attend vineyard weddings or private events?
Many vineyards that host weddings or private events do welcome children, but policies differ. Kinsbrook (West Sussex) and Denbies (Surrey) are examples where families are accommodated. Always confirm with the venue.
Are children charged to attend vineyard tours or events?
Sometimes - many vineyards let children attend free if not tasting, while others charge a reduced fee. Discounts are common at larger estates like Larkhill (Gloucestershire) and Chapel Down (Kent). Always check the booking details.
Are there walking trails suitable for families with children?
Yes, though suitability differs. Woodchester Valley (Gloucestershire) links to the Five Valleys, Rathfinny (East Sussex) connects to South Downs walks, and Polmassick (Cornwall) sits among family-friendly paths. Check terrain before visiting with pushchairs.
Do family-friendly vineyards provide changing facilities or high chairs?
Larger vineyards with restaurants usually do, while smaller ones may not. Calancombe (Devon), Denbies (Surrey) and Tinwood (West Sussex) provide high chairs and baby-changing facilities. Confirm before travelling.