Cogges Manor Farm

Meet the real characters of Cogges - the animals that live on the farm. Pick up a pot of vegetables from reception and have fun feeding them from Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays.

 

Animal handling is at 12pm and 2pm every weekend. Stroke the animals and talk to our volunteers about how to look after them.

 

Animals have been vital to Cogges since its earliest days. The farm has long been associated with the wool trade, though Cogges has always adapted to the agrarian economics of the time. Over the centuries, many different animals have lived and been farmed at Cogges. The animals that are here now help to tell the stories of Cogges through the ages, and give an idea of some of the small scale farming that still takes place in the county and Cotswolds.

 

All the animals are on a closely monitored feeding plan, with feed according to their size and age. This ensures they are kept in good condition and are happy. The pigs, goats, guinea pigs and rabbits can be fed vegetables by visitors to supplement their daily ration, although these may have to be limited on busy days. 

 

Manor house

Traditional cooking on the Victorian range in the manor house kitchen every Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays.

 

Dressing Up in the parlour – try on costumes from 1000 years of Cogges' history. Try on a hat or costume and post @coggesselfie #coggeswitney

 

Sitting Room - see the Downton display and watch a short film about the filming.

Play board games or learn about local history and Cogges' stories.

 

For full information please see the Cogges website.

Tuesday - Sunday 10.30am - 5pm
Last entry 4.30pm

Adult        £5.45

Child         £4.09  (3-16)

Family      £16.36 (2 Adults + 2 Children, or 1 Adult and 3 Children)

Group       £4.50 children (plus free entry for guides and tea/coffee for coach drivers)