Cogges farm, café and shop will be closed for one day on Wednesday 9th October for essential electrical testing. We apologise for any inconvenience.
A place to relax, learn and have fun
Cogges is a unique historic farm, open every day from February half term until end October half term and on selected dates in winter for Christmas events. With the beautiful Manor House, stunning walled garden, seventeen acres of open space and friendly animal residents, it's a place for people of all ages to relax and have fun.
Tickets available in advance or on entry9.30am - 5pm until 4th NovemberLast entry half an hour before closing time
Cogges Kitchen café: 9am - 4.30pmLast orders half an hour before the café closes
Cogges farm, café and shop will be closed for one day on Wednesday 9th October for essential electrical testing.
Cogges Christmas Market 30 Nov & 1 December.Christmas at Cogges and Santa’s Grotto: Friday evenings and weekends 6-23 December.
If you require any further information, please refer to the Contact Us page for email options.
Plan ahead to get the most from your visit to Cogges. There is so much to do and see across our 17 acre site, so come prepared! Wear sensible clothing and footwear for the season whatever the weather. See below for public visit information, and find out about our animals, gardens and grounds.
The Cogges Kitchen cafe is open to the public, you don't have to buy a ticket to visit the cafe. A great selection of refreshments, coffee, cakes and pastries or baguettes and more
It's brought some much needed fun into our lives to visit, feed the animals, picnic and play - Mary Franklin, Witney
Cogges Manor Farm is in the Cogges area of the pretty market town of Witney, in the east of the Cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty and just 13 miles from Oxford.
Find out about the accessibility on site before you come.
We regularly offer additional family activities, special events and adult learning workshops throughout the year. See what's on when you visit.
Cogges is the perfect location for your group visit. An optional tour guide dedicated to your group (additional charge) can lead you through the changes and adaptations made at Cogges to survive over the centuries.