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Apple and cider production have long been part of the heritage of the Killerton estate, leaving behind a legacy of traditional orchards.
Join us this October to celebrate Killerton's Harvest and enjoy a day of apple pressing demonstrations, local farm produce, vintage machinery on display, traditional Morris dancing, folk music, and plenty of family-friendly fun.
3, 4,10 and 11 October, 10am - 3pm.
Over each weekend, enjoy traditional apple-themed games, apple pressing demonstrations, local farm produce stalls and vintage machinery on display.
Entertainment will include performances from Exeter Morris and Otter Morris dancers during the first weekend (3 & 4 October), alongside live folk music from Lazy Divide, a four-piece folk roots band from West Devon, and Rhillig, a Devon-based folk duo, known for their mix of lively fiddle tunes, beautiful ballads and haunting slow airs, on the second weekend (10 & 11 October).
The apple pressing demonstrations, Morris dancing and folk music performances will take place at various times throughout the day. Please see Visitor Reception on arrival for times.
Pop over to Sparrow Park orchard during your visit where you will also be able to pick your own apples.
Activities are included with admission fee. Normal admission fees apply. National Trust members visit for free.
Activities are included with admission fee. Normal admission fees apply. Free entry for National Trust members.
From M5 southbound: leave at J28, go through Cullompton on B3181, follow brown tourism signs for Killerton on B3181 heading towards Broadclyst. From M5 northbound: exit J29. Keep right onto Honiton road/A3015, take 4th exit at the roundabout and follow signs for B3181 Pinhoe/Broadclyst. Killerton is signposted on brown tourism signs. Go through Pinhoe, then Broadclyst on B3181. Killerton is shortly after leaving the village of Broadclyst - turning on the left. There are 6 electric vehicle charging points are available.
Bus - Arriving by bus? Receive 10% off the entry fee and choose yourself a free book from our second-hand bookshop! Just show your bus ticket to the Visitor Reception team, and your chosen book (below the value of £5) and bus ticket to our volunteers behind the till in the second-hand bookshop. Buses 1 and 1A run frequently between Exeter city centre and Tiverton, passing through Broadclyst, Cullompton, and other towns in between. Killerton is an approximately 1km walk from the 'Killerton Turn' stop. The first 60m is along a grass verge and thereafter is a mix of gravel and tarmac shared cycleway.
Train - Pinhoe, 4½ miles; Whimple, 6 miles; Exeter Central and St David's, both 7 miles. From Pinhoe station there is a short walk to catch the 1/1A bus to Killerton.
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