English wines rise from soils where Roman centurions once clinked cups.
Tuffon Hall Vineyard is child-friendly, explicitly welcoming children and offering family staycations in their farmhouse with opportunities for "family welly walks and adventures in the countryside" and enjoying board games. While regular vineyard tours primarily focus on adult wine tasting, children are catered for at specific events, such as "Jazz in the Vines," for which child tickets are available.
Bardfield Vineyard welcomes children, offering facilities like baby changing and family accommodation options. Children under 16 can enjoy the self-guided vineyard trails for free and may also have the opportunity to help feed the alpacas, with picnics encouraged in the gardens or vineyard.
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New Hall Vineyards welcomes children and families, who are free to follow the way-marked vineyard trail, visit the Cellar Door on Saturdays, and attend Open Days. While children are not permitted on the Friday Tastings, the vineyard offers guided tours which include a soft drink option and provides dedicated children's craft and fun areas during special events like the Christmas Wine Sale Weekend.
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Clayhill Vineyard welcomes children, allowing them in its cafe and outdoor spaces to enjoy the scenic views. The vineyard is generally family-friendly, offering a relaxing environment for visitors of all ages.
