Best Child Friendly Vineyards in West Sussex

In West Sussex, vineyards close to the South Downs have embraced family visitors. Many provide outdoor seating, picnic spots and casual dining where children fit in naturally, so parents don’t feel they’re intruding on a formal tasting. Tours may welcome children too, though they’re always tailored to adults, leaving space for families to enjoy the setting together.

Featured vineyards

Kinsbrook Vineyard

Children are very welcome at Kinsbrook Vineyard where there are plans for a dedicated children's play area. Children are also accommodated in the restaurant and permitted on both public and private tours (no tasting though!).

Ashling Park Estate Ltd

Unwind in luxurious lodges designed by Channel 4's 'Amazing Spaces' and discover Ashling Park's critically acclaimed English wines, including multiple Wine GB and Decanter award winners.

Tinwood Estate

Children are welcome at Tinwood Estate and can join vineyard tours, with mocktails provided for guests under 18 to enjoy during tastings. The estate offers high chairs and baby changing facilities, and specific child tickets are available for certain events like Sunday Lunch.

FAQ

Are children welcome at West Sussex vineyards?

Many are family-friendly, including Kinsbrook, Tinwood and Ashling Park. Kinsbrook is even creating a dedicated children’s play area, making it a standout choice for families.

Can children join tours in West Sussex?

Children can join tours at some vineyards such as Kinsbrook. Others may not include them in tastings, so it’s best to check in advance.

Are there family-friendly walks in West Sussex?

Nutbourne offers woodland walks and picnic spots, and some vineyards connect directly into countryside trails. Terrain varies, so ensure your little ones are wearing appropriate footwear and consider their walking ability.

Best Child Friendly Vineyards in West Sussex

Featured vineyards

Kinsbrook Vineyard

Ashling Park Estate Ltd

Tinwood Estate

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