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Vineyards you can stay at

Vineyards with somewhere to stay on the estate, from hotel rooms and cottages to shepherd’s huts and campsites. Staying means you can have the tasting without a drive afterwards.

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28 vineyards, by region. The detail under each name is from the vineyard’s own visiting information, checked in October 2026. See the A to Z to filter every vineyard by what it offers.

Sussex 8

  • Ashling Park Estate

    West Ashling, near Chichester

    Gin-making courses, cocktail classes and lodges to stay in.

  • Charles Palmer Vineyards

    Winchelsea

    Stays at the 16th-century Wickham Manor.

  • Coes Farm

    Rotherfield

    The holiday lets come with an indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, games room and tennis court, and the pool can be booked on its own from £12 a person an hour, 8am to 1pm Monday to Friday.

  • Kingscote Estate

    Vowels Lane, near East Grinstead

    The Coach House on the estate can be rented.

  • Leonardslee Family Vineyards

    Mannings Heath, near Horsham

    Food is at the Vineyard Kitchen and Restaurant Interlude, and there are rooms at the Vineyard Hotel and Leonardslee House.

  • Oastbrook Vineyard

    Bodiam

    Lodges, a cottage and glamping.

  • Oxney Organic Estate

    Beckley, near Rye

    Shepherd's huts, a farmhouse and barns sleep up to 28.

  • Tinwood Estate

    Halnaker, near Chichester

    There is a vineyard kitchen, dogs are allowed on the estate, and luxury lodges to stay in.

Kent 3

  • Brabourne Vineyard

    East Brabourne, near Ashford

    Fig Cottage, a holiday cottage on the estate, can be rented.

  • Brissenden Vineyard

    East Sutton, near Maidstone

    A small campsite in the vines is let to one group at a time.

  • Terlingham Vineyard

    Hawkinge, near Folkestone

    Bed and breakfast at the winery.

Surrey 1

  • Tanhurst Estate

    Leith Hill, near Dorking

    Three barns on the estate are available as holiday lets.

Essex 1

  • Tuffon Hall Vineyard

    Sible Hedingham, near Halstead

    The farmhouse and three smaller lets on the farm can be rented.

Dorset and Wiltshire 1

  • Carvers Hill Estate

    Shalbourne, near Marlborough

    Three off-grid cabins on the estate can be rented.

Somerset 3

Devon 3

  • Castlewood Vineyard

    Musbury, near Axminster

    Holiday cottages and a converted bus on the vineyard can be rented.

  • Heron Farm

    Near Honiton

    Dogs on leads are welcome in many outdoor areas, and Heron House, which sleeps 12, can be rented.

  • Ten Acres Vineyard

    Winkleigh

    A tour with a tasting of still and sparkling wines runs every Saturday at 4.30pm in the camping season, about an hour and a half, at £14 a head, paid ahead; private groups of six or more can book other days. Camping and glamping on site.

Cornwall 1

  • St Martin’s Vineyard

    Par Beach, St Martin’s, Isles of Scilly

    Shepherd’s huts in the vineyard are let by the week.

Cotswolds and West Midlands 1

East Midlands 1

  • Carden Park Vineyard

    Broxton, near Chester

    The estate’s sparkling wine is served in the hotel’s restaurants and bars.

Yorkshire 4

Wales 1

  • Llanerch Vineyard

    Hensol, Vale of Glamorgan

    Roots restaurant serves lunch, dinner, Sunday roasts and afternoon tea, and the hotel has dog-friendly rooms.

Questions people ask

Can you stay overnight at an English vineyard?

Yes. Several estates have hotels or rooms, and many smaller vineyards let cottages, lodges, shepherd’s huts or pitches for tents and motorhomes.

Do vineyard stays include a tour?

Sometimes. Some vineyards offer packages with a tour or tasting, and others give guests a discount. Each vineyard’s own website has the details.

Where else can I stay near the vineyards?

Our region and vineyard guide pages list hotels, inns and cottage sites nearby.