Cogges

Cogges Manor Farm is a beautifully preserved collection of Cotswold stone farm buildings set in its own grounds - a unique heritage site that has been farmed since before the Domesday Book and parts of the manor house date back to the 13th century.

Downton Abbey and other filming at Cogges
Cogges is a popular filming location and featured as Yew Tree Farm, where Lady Edith's child was looked after by the Drewes, in the ITV drama series Downton Abbey. You can see a collection of photographs of the filming and set in the manor house sitting room, and try on Downton inspired vintage outfits in the parlour. There is also a short film showing how the kitchen and grounds were transformed, including interviews with the Producer and Location Manager of the show. This can be viewed on tablets or on a screen in the manor house. The filming locations are very close together and can all be seen, including the film, in under an hour.

You can also see photos on display of another ITV period drama filmed recently, Arthur & George, featuring Martin Clunes, Art Malik and Downton actor Charles Edwards.

Children at Cogges
Take welly walks around the island woodland and moat by the River Windrush, at the site of the original manor house. Children can dress up in historical costumes or enjoy the adventure play area and zip wire, 'mini Cogges' soft play, sandpit and outdoor games.

Meet the farm animals: miniature Shetland ponies, Cotswold sheep, Sandy and Black pigs, Pygmy goats, rare breed chickens and Indian Runner ducks. Animal handling at weekends at 12noon and 2pm.

Special events at Cogges
Cogges runs a programme of special events, festivals, theatre, workshops and school holiday fun for all the family.

Cogges Kitchen
The cafe at Cogges has a delicious menu offering fresh produce available for breakfast, brunch, lunch and afternoon teas.

Opening Times:

Daily, including Bank Holidays, 10am to 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)

House tours Thursday and Friday at 11am.

Cogges Kitchen:
Daily, until 4 November: 9am - 5pm
 

Season tickets available.
For group bookings please email ops@cogges.org.uk

All tickets include a 10% voluntary donation. This enables Cogges to claim Gift Aid from HMRC on the whole cost of your ticket, thereby increasing the value of the ticket by 25%.