Ten Acres Vineyard

When	Days	Hours
Year-round	Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun	10:00–20:00
Wednesday only	Wed	17:00–20:00

Wednesday has reduced hours (5pm–8pm) instead of standard 10am–8pm. Access via Devon Wine Shack / campsite reception.

Opening hours can change for private events - it's always worth checking the vineyard's website before you visit.

What's the vibe?

Ten Acres Vineyard offers a peaceful escape in the heart of Devon, where visitors can camp among the vines and enjoy the tranquil countryside with views stretching to Dartmoor. It embraces a rustic and honest atmosphere, providing a quiet retreat where the night skies are clear and bird song fills the air.

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  Tours & Tastings: Guided vineyard and winery tours run every Saturday, lasting around 90 minutes and including a tasting of five wines - always featuring sparkling. Tours cost from £14 per person; pre-booking is required. A wine and cheese tasting is also held every Wednesday.
• Private Group Tours: Private tours are available for groups of six or more on any day except Wednesday or Saturday. The tour includes a fully guided walk of the vineyard and winery plus a tasting of five wines including sparkling. Priced from £14 per person; advance booking essential.
• Accommodation: The one-acre campsite has a furnished Lotus Bell Tent, a restored Gypsy Wagon, and ten grass pitches for tents and campervans, with glamping from £75 per night.
• On-site Facilities: Campers have access to an Ooni pizza kitchen, hot shower, compost loos, electrical sockets, a freezer, and a campsite shelter. Fire pits are available; logs, kindling, and charcoal can be purchased at The Devon Wine Shack.
• Gift Shop: The Devon Wine Shack stocks the vineyard's own sparkling and still wines alongside local ales, ciders, homemade apple juice, and camping essentials.
• Dogs & Children: Dogs on leads are welcome on tours and on camping pitches (maximum two per pitch), but not inside the glamping units. Children are welcome on tours free of charge; the campsite has an open field and woodland with hammocks for exploration.

Ten Acres Vineyard cultivates over 2,500 vines, with the first plantings dating back to 2008. They produce a range of English sparkling and still wines, including white, rosé, and red varieties, from grapes such as Madeleine Angevine, Rondo, Orion, and Zalagyongye. All pressing, fermenting, and bottling take place in their small, on-site winery.

As members of the North Devon Biosphere community, Ten Acres Vineyard is committed to sustainability, practicing soil regeneration and planting wildflowers to support local wildlife. Their minimal intervention approach to winemaking aims to reflect the unique characteristics of their grapes and the Devon terroir. No awards for Ten Acres Vineyard wines were found in the search results.

By Car
Ten Acres Vineyard is located down a quiet half-mile track in the heart of rural Devon, well away from main traffic.

By Public Transport
The nearest train station is Eggesford, which connects to Exeter and Barnstaple. Public buses, such as the 5B, 647, and 648, serve Winkleigh village. The vineyard is approximately a one-mile (15-minute) walk from Winkleigh village. From Eggesford station to Winkleigh village, a taxi would be required as it's a few miles distance.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

• Other Vineyards:
  • Venn Valley Vineyard, North Devon.
  • Alder Vineyard, Devon.
• Notable Restaurants:
  • The Kings Arms, Winkleigh: A traditional village pub offering freshly cooked, locally sourced food in a relaxed atmosphere.
  • The Lymington Arms, Wembworthy: A country pub located between Eggesford Station and Winkleigh, known for its Devonshire real ale and local cider. The Lymington Arms website
• Notable Hotels:
  • Rams Head Inn, Winkleigh: A highly-rated 4-star property within Winkleigh village. Rams Head Inn on Expedia
  • Duke of York, Winkleigh: Another well-regarded hotel option in Winkleigh. Duke of York on Expedia
• Notable Attractions:
  • Dartmoor National Park: Offering rugged landscapes, granite tors, and extensive walking and cycling trails, Dartmoor is a must-visit for nature lovers. Dartmoor National Park website
  • The Tarka Trail: A scenic cycle path along an old rural railway line, providing beautiful routes through both coast and countryside. The Tarka Trail website