In the village.

Established in 1976 by Jim and Dominique Keeling, Whichford Pottery is a family business with a world renowned reputation. The highly skilled team of potters produces entirely handmade terracotta flowerpots which are beautiful, durable and full of character.

Whichford Pottery's straw bale cafe serving delicious, seasonal home-cooked lunches and brunches, locally roasted coffee and incredible cakes.

A traditional village pub with old world charm. It offers fine ales, excellent food, accommodation and views over the village green.

Tranquil and picturesque glamping and camping at Holycombe on the moated site of Whichford Castle.

Residential weekend courses, local weekday classes and therapies with beautiful accommodation in stunning grounds.

St Michael’s is a beautiful Grade I Listed church of Norman origin dating back to the mid-12th century. Its fine clerestory windows and medieval tombs in the Chancel are testimony to its rich patronage over the centuries.

Contemporary studio art gallery, curator and artist. Open on exhibition dates and by appointment.

Enjoy a peaceful stroll through Whichford Wood (an SSSI), with kind permission from the owner. The MacMillan Way passes through Whichford and skirts the wood. Look out for various wildflowers, bluebells and wildlife including fallow deer.

Luxury Bed & Breakfast accommodation overlooking the village green. Dogs welcome.

Pet-friendly self-catering accommodation in the centre of Whichford.