Great Loxhill Vineyard
Discover this tranquil Devon vineyard where runner ducks patrol the vines, creating a charming backdrop for your glamping escape.
Devon, EX8 5AB
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Opening Hours
This vineyard is open by appointment only. Contact them directly to arrange a visit.
Open Monday to Saturday by appointment only. Closed Sundays.
Opening hours can change for private events - it's always worth checking the vineyard's website before you visit.
What's the vibe?
Nestled in the picturesque Devon countryside, just metres from the River Exe estuary, Great Loxhill Vineyard offers a tranquil and authentically rural experience. Expect a serene setting that prioritises natural practices, exemplified by their use of runner ducks to manage the vineyard floor and their commitment to minimal intervention viticulture. The vineyard also offers glamping for a unique overnight stay amidst the vines.Visiting Great Loxhill Vineyard
Visiting arrangements: Visits are by appointment only. Please contact the vineyard to arrange your visit.
Accommodation: Exclusive summer glamping is available on site, offering a unique opportunity to stay within the vineyard.
Special Events: The vineyard occasionally hosts special events, such as the Lympstone Furry Dance, featuring local wine and oysters.
Wine tastings: Tastings are available and include food pairings. Booking is required - contact the vineyard to arrange a session.
Gift shop: A gift shop is available on site. You can also browse and buy wine directly through the online shop.
Events: Great Loxhill hosts a programme of events throughout the year, including seasonal workshops such as Christmas Wreath Making with fizz. See the events page for upcoming dates.
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The Wine at Great Loxhill Vineyard
The vineyard is currently in conversion to be accredited as organic, and their sustainable practices include the use of runner ducks for soil enrichment and pest control. These methods underscore their commitment to working in harmony with nature. Information regarding an on-site winery for Great Loxhill Vineyard is not specified.
Getting to Great Loxhill Vineyard
By Public Transport: The nearest train station is Lympstone Village, which is on the Avocet Line connecting Exeter and Exmouth. The vineyard is a short walk or very short taxi ride from Lympstone Village station.
Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.
What's nearby
Lympstone Manor Estate: A luxury hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant with its own vineyard, producing award-winning wines and offering tours and tasting experiences.
Pebblebed Vineyards: A community-focused vineyard near Exeter, known for producing award-winning wines and hosting an annual community harvest.
Notable Restaurants:
Lympstone Manor: A Michelin-starred restaurant offering fine dining, located within a luxury hotel and vineyard just a short distance from Great Loxhill.
Saveur Restaurant, Exmouth: An award-winning double AA Rosette restaurant in Exmouth, offering modern European cuisine.
Notable Hotels:
Lympstone Manor Hotel: A luxurious retreat offering Michelin-starred dining and elegant accommodation, set within its own vineyard overlooking the Exe Estuary.
The Royal Beacon Hotel, Exmouth: An elegant hotel in Exmouth known for its stunning sea views.
Notable Attractions:
Jurassic Coast (Orcombe Point): Exmouth marks the western gateway to this UNESCO World Heritage site, offering dramatic cliffs and geological wonders.
A La Ronde: A unique 18th-century National Trust property with a 16-sided house and interesting collections.