Activities At & Around
Dunfield
On-Site Activities
You don’t have to leave the estate to have an unforgettable time.
From splashing in our heated indoor pool to sharing stories around the campfire, we offer a fantastic range of activities designed to keep your group entertained, connected and relaxed.
15 acres to breathe.
Local activities within a 30 minute drive
Endless adventure awaits just a short drive away.
Whether you are stepping back in time at the Victorian Judge’s Lodging, tackling the high ropes at a local woodland centre, or wandering through historic market towns and gorgeous local gardens, we’ve mapped out the perfect excursions for your group.
The wonders of Herefordshire and Powys, all within easy reach.
Local Walks
- On the Doorstep
Dunfield House is ideal for walking with footpaths from the house leading to: Bradnor Hill, Herrock [Leading to Offa’s Dyke Path], Hergest Ridge, Stanner Rocks and the market town of Kington. There are walks for all ages and abilities…many of which can be tailored to meet the needs of individuals within your group.
Kington
- 5 Minute Drive
Kington Museum
- 5 Minute Drive
Kington Museum depicts the history of the town and outlying districts from prehistoric times through exhibitions and displays. They are volunteer-run and accept donations.
Hergest Croft Gardens
- 5 Minute Drive
Hergest Croft Gardens lies in the heart of the Welsh Marches with stunning views towards the Black Mountains. An old fashioned Kitchen Garden, Azalea Garden, Maple Grove, and Park Wood – all await you to discover. With a Gift Shop and Tearooms, the Gardens are the perfect place to explore and relax.
Small Breeds Farm Park
- 10 Minute Drive
The Owl Centre is a magical place to experience animals, birds and owls. Very interactive and hands on, independently managed. There is a café and picnic area on-site.
Presteigne
- 15 Minute Drive
Presteigne (Llanandras in Welsh) nestles in the heart of the Marches on the border of Wales and England. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this thriving border town has many unique qualities that make it a perfect destination to explore. Presteigne’s town has independent traders, craft shops and tea shops.
Judge's Lodging
- 15 Minute Drive
Step into the 1870s at the award-winning Judge’s Lodging to see how the world looked to the Victorian judges, their servants and felonious guests (oh yes, we do mean prisoners)! Lit only by oil and gas lamps, wander through the judge’s private apartments, sit in his armchair or at his dining table. Below stairs, you can pump water in the kitchen or explore the servants’ sleeping quarters and workrooms. Visitors are accompanied by an audio tour, eavesdropping on stories from the building’s past inhabitants.
Knighton
- 20 Minute Drive
Knighton (Powys) is a small market town sitting astride the border between Wales and England. A historic town set in the lush rolling country of the Marches. The Welsh name for Knighton is Tref-y-Clawdd, meaning “Town on the Dyke” and it is the only town that stands right on Offa’s Dyke. Knighton is the home of the Offa’s Dyke Centre and is the natural base from which to explore The Dyke.
The Thomas Shop Museum
- 20 Minute Drive
The Thomas Shop Museum is distinctively nostalgic and evocative of times gone by. Established in 1730, the current shop is the modernisation of 1805, and spans 4 centuries of service to the community. Described as ‘the restoration of a village treasure,’ it now contains an extraordinary collection of memorabilia mostly donated by members of the community. Lovely tea shop and homemade cakes.
Oakchurch Farm Shop
- 20 Minute Drive
A family-run farm shop and garden centre set in the heart of the beautiful Herefordshire landscape since 1970.
Oaker Wood Activity Centre
- 25 Minute Drive
Oaker Wood offers a range of different outdoor activities- including quad biking, raft building, paintball, aerial tree trekking, high ropes, climbing & abseiling! It’s a perfect location for corporate activity days, team building, leadership training & more! Oaker Wood can also deliver inflatables to Dunfield for your group’s stay.
oakerwoodleisure.co.ukLlandrindod Wells
- 30 Minute Drive
Llandrindod Wells is a firmly placed ‘hub’ of Wales and a hive of activity. Branching out from its fine central location is a wealth of historic places and events, natural and manmade beauty spots. In addition to local arts and craft shops, visitors can enjoy a variety of products and services and recommended restaurants. Llandrindod Wells truly has a character born of its ‘Victorian Heyday.’.
Builth Wells
- 30 Minute Drive
A market town situated on the River Wye with walks, playgrounds and independent local shops, tea shops, restaurants and a cinema.