Food, drink and family fun on the farm at Stourton Woods Sunday 13th September 2026, 10am

Stourton Woods is gearing up for its annual Food & Drink Fayre on Sunday 13th September, with this year’s event expanded to create a full day out for food lovers, families and anyone who enjoys good food, the countryside and discovering something a little different.

Roundhouse in Stourton Woods | Stourton Estates

placeholder image — Roundhouse in Stourton Woods | Stourton Estates

Set within the beautiful surroundings of the historic Stourton Estate, more than 50 carefully selected food, drink and artisan businesses will offer plenty to taste, sample, browse and take home. Expect everything from award-winning Lincolnshire cheeses, artisan breads, cakes, pastries, chocolates, honey and preserves to Mediterranean, Indian and Turkish specialities, oils, fresh produce, coffee, wines, ciders, spirits and more.

Alongside the food and drink, independent makers will be showcasing handmade homewares, artwork, flowers, skincare and crafts.

Families can enjoy a range of activities throughout the day, including a Veggie Animal Trail, where children can hunt for fruit and vegetable animals hidden around the site.

There’s also a grain play pit, giant garden games, spin art activity and children’s cookie decorating. For those looking for something more adventurous, tractor and trailer farm safaris will explore the estate and visit the deer and cattle, alongside axe throwing.

Live acoustic music from local buskers will add to the relaxed atmosphere around the Roundhouse.

Visitors can make a day of it with picnic areas, woodland walks and waymarked trails around the estate’s woodlands, lakes and deer parks.

Farm Safaris available | Stourton Estates

Hot food and drinks will be available from a selection of street food traders, including breakfast rolls, hot dogs, pork, beef and venison burgers, gourmet pasta pots, churros, proper coffee and alcoholic drinks.

Dogs on leads are welcome.

Helen Strawson of Stourton Estates said: "We’ve deliberately broadened the event this year because we wanted it to be a proper day out, rather than somewhere people simply come to buy food and head home.

There is still a huge focus on fantastic local food and drink, but we’ve added much more for families to do, more live entertainment and plenty of space to relax and enjoy the setting. You can browse the stalls, have lunch, take the children on a farm safari, hunt for veggie animals, listen to some music and really make a day of it."