Devon vineyards often blend food, wine and wide outdoor views, which makes them an easy fit for families. Parents can expect casual dining spaces, picnic tables and open lawns where children are free to settle without fuss. Tastings remain adults-only, but the atmosphere is relaxed enough that kids can tag along without anyone batting an eye.
Dalwood Vineyard explicitly states that children are welcome. They offer guided vineyard tours and are flexible with group requirements, indicating that children can likely accompany adults during visits.
Kenton Park Estate and Vineyard welcomes children, with families specifically catered for in areas such as their Vineyard Lounge and Tipsy Afternoon Tea experience, where children's portions are available. However, certain events like their "Sundowners Festival" are not considered child-friendly, and while high chairs are not provided, visitors are welcome to bring their own.
Young children are welcome on vineyard and winery tours when accompanied by adults, with no cost for their entry. While the tours involve wine tasting and charcuterie, there is no specific mention of dedicated children's play areas or activities.
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Children are welcome at Brickhouse Vineyard, particularly as guests for private events and weddings, where they can attend free of charge. While group tours are available by appointment, specific details regarding children's access to these tours or general public visitation are not provided.
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Children are welcome at Old Walls Vineyard, which features a family-friendly restaurant with a dedicated children's menu. While their lodges are suitable for families, vineyard tours are currently suspended.
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Children under 18 are welcome to attend the guided vineyard tours at Swanaford Vineyard for free. While they can accompany adults on the tour, they are not permitted to participate in the wine tasting portion of the experience.
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Children are welcome at Ten Acres Vineyard, including on the weekly Saturday vineyard and wine-tasting tours and private tours, where they are admitted free of charge. The campsite provides a dedicated field for children to play and a woodland area for exploration.
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Children are allowed to join guided vineyard tours, with those under 12 admitted free of charge and those aged 12-16 charged £5, provided they are accompanied by an adult; however, children are not permitted to partake in wine tasting. The vineyard, being a small family-run establishment, does not offer specific child-friendly facilities, so parents should bring any necessary refreshments for their children.
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Lyme Bay Winery is welcoming to children, who can visit the cellar door shop and the Coffee Factory café located across the courtyard. While winery tours are available by appointment, vineyard tours are not possible as the winery sources grapes from various growers rather than having an on-site vineyard.
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Children are welcome on the extensive grounds of Lympstone Manor, which include the vineyard, allowing them to explore these areas. While the main gastronomic restaurant has an age restriction of five years and older, there are no explicit restrictions against children being within the vineyard itself as part of general grounds exploration.
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Children under 18 are welcome to visit Alder Vineyard and can join tours free of charge. While they can participate in the vineyard walk and winery exploration, the subsequent wine tasting is intended for adults.
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Torview Wines welcomes children, stating that "well behaved children are free" to attend. Children are permitted on the tours, which involve both the vineyard and the winery, concluding with a tasting.
