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The Vineyard Estate is now OPEN most weekends until end of September. Please check specific dates below
​Come down to the vineyard and buy wine from us direct at our 'Cellar Door' and enjoy our special Vineyard Prices. We accept cards, bank transfers or cash. We are a licensed premises, and can sell wine by the bottle or by the glass, for consumption on or off the premises, so enjoy a glass or two walking among the vines or sat down by our stream and take some home to enjoy later. Come for a Tour & Tasting. You can even add a Sussex Cheese platter, expertly paired wth our wines.
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We are open 10-5 most weekends and some Bank Holidays from May to September. To avoid disappointment, please check our facebook, twitter and instagram (links at the bottom of the page) or phone/email us to confirm we are open before visiting the vineyard.
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Children and dogs on lead welcome. High Chair available.​​
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2026 Vineyard Opening Dates​
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April
​Sunday 26 April - Bluebells & Wine
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May​
Saturday 16 May
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Saturday 23 May
Sunday 24 May
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June
Saturday 6 June
Sunday 7 June
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Saturday 13 June
Sunday 14 June
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Saturday 20 June + Midsummer Theatre
Sunday 21 June
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Saturday 27 June
Sunday 28 June
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July
​Saturday 4 July + Concert in the Vineyard​
Sunday 5 July
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Saturday 11 July
Sunday 12 July
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Saturday 18 July
Sunday 19 July + Painting in the vineyard​
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August
Saturday 1 August + Evening Food & Wine
Sunday 2 August
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Saturday 8 August + Evening Food & Wine
Sunday 9 August
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Saturday 15 August + Three Vineyards Event
Sunday 16 August
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Saturday 22 August + Evening Food & Wine
Sunday 23 August
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Saturday 29 August + Evening Food & Wine
Saturday 30 August
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September
Saturday 5 September
Sunday 6 September
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Saturday 12 September
Sunday 13 September
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Sunday 19 September
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During opening hours, you are welcome to bring your own picnic to enjoy on the vineyard or in our woods. We can supply wine by the glass or the bottle to enjoy with your lunch. But you can also pre-order an East Sussex Cheese Platter HERE
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markets 2026
Medway Market
Chatham Historic Dockyard
Saturday 2 May (8-4)
Tonbridge Farmers Market
Sovereign Way
Sunday 10 May (9:30-1:30)
Tonbridge Food & Drink Festival
Tonbridge Castle
Saturday 30 May (11-6)
Sunday 31 May (11-6)
events 2026
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We are planning a wide variety of events for 2026. Please check back here to see what is coming up.
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Bluebells & Wine - 26 April
Come and explore our wild Bluebell woodland in full bloom, glass of wine in hand
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Midsummer Theatre - 20th June
The Crooked Billets Theatre Company will be providing an evening of Poetry & Prose readings, performed out in the wildwoods.
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​Concert in the Vineyard - 4th July
We welcome back the Bloomsbury Band of Flutes and Clarinets to once again play in the vineyard. ​
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Painting in the Vineyard - 19 July​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Exactly what it says on the tin.
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Three Vineyards - 15 August
Wildwood welcomes Woodchurch and Newick Wine Estates for an evening exploring wines from the three vineyards
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Summer Saturdays - 1/8/22/29 August
Enjoy Wildwood at dusk, sat out with wine and food
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Bluebells & wine
Sunday 26 April 2026
10:00 - 4:00
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Come and explore our wild Bluebell Forest in full bloom. Follow the trail down through the forest, and along our little babbling brook, returning back to our cosy campfire. Bring a bag and take home some of our spicy wild garlic leaves (they make a great Pesto). And when you are good and ready, sit out with a glass of our award winning wines and drink in the smells and sounds of Spring.
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No need to book. Just come along.
Midsummer Theatre
Saturday 20 June 2026
6:30pm
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Come and enjoy Midsummer Evening sat out in our magical woodlands, entertained by performed readings of Poetry and Prose by our troupe of wonderful actors.​ Exploring themes of summer, woodlands and the magic that lies within, hear works by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Robert Louis Stevenson and Rudyard Kipling, plus excerpts from Wind in the Willows, The Two Towers and Winnie the Pooh, rounded off by some choice snippets from Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream.
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A relaxed evening of Theatre, set out on our wild woods, with wine and charcuterie/mezze/cheese platters to enjoy while watching the performances.
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Tickets just £15 which includes a
complimentary glass of wine.
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concert in the vineyard
Saturday 4 July 2026
3:00 pm
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We once again welcome back the wonderful Bloomsbury Band of Flutes and Clarinets to perform a selection of crowd pleasing tunes suitable for a summer's afternoon, sat out on the vineyard for this FREE concert. Perfect music to accompany a glass of award winning Wildwood wine. Bring a picnic or pre-order a charcuterie/veg mezze/cheese platter.
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FREE event - TICKETS HERE
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Sunday 19 July 2026
4:00 pm
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Join our painting session led by artist Dawn Borthwick from Paint and Wellbeing, and let your love of painting flow onto the canvas. Whether you're a complete beginner, or already love to paint, this 2 hour outside session held in the vineyard and wild woods is for everyone. All resources are provided and wine is available to accompany the session.
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Tickets £25
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The Three vineyards
Saturday 15 Aug 2026
6:30 pm
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Wildwood Vineyard is excited to welcome the Woodchurch Wine Estate from Kent and the Newick Wine Estate from East Sussex to share their stories and their wines. An evening of food and wine sat out in the wild woods, tasting 6 very different wines. You can also pre-order a charcuterie/ vegetarian mezze/ cheese platter to accompany the wines.
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Tickets £24
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summer saturday evenings
Saturday 1/8/22/29 Aug 2026
from 5pm
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Come and unwind at the vineyard after hours, as the sun goes down. Wine and food platters available (pre-booking essential). Sit out in our magical woods, bedecked with twinkling fairy lights and listen to the sounds of the forest, glass of wine in hand. Charcuterie/ vegetarian mezze/ cheese platters available to accompany our wines.
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