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Cogges sits on the edge of Witney with a medieval moat, a 13th-century manor and a Victorian farmhouse arranged around a working farm yard. Run by the Cogges Heritage Trust since 2010, the site has been gently restored as a hands-on heritage farm — pigs, sheep, ducks and chickens to meet, walled gardens to wander, and a daffodil meadow that's at its peak in late March.
It's quietly become one of the best family attractions on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds — particularly good for under-tens, with hay-bale dens, a tractor play area and a regular programme of seasonal events. A separate kitchen and café in the Victorian range serves lunches built around produce from the kitchen garden.
The Cotswold Guide Top Tips
- Best for families with primary-age children — older teens may find it short on indoor distractions.
- Closed entirely from late October to mid-March outside special events; check the website before driving over.
- Combine with a wander through Witney's Market Place and the Blanket Hall for a relaxed half-day on this side of the Cotswolds.
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