Wroxham Barns

On the outskirts of Wroxham and Hoveton in attractive converted barns are the Wroxham Barns attraction. These barns house resident craftsmen and craftswomen making and selling traditional hand crafted items. 

There is also a traditional tearoom with a range of cakes, cream teas, lunches sandwiches and snacks.  A restaurant which also has children's menus available and not forgetting the all important ice cream kiosk.

The Norfolk Cider Company also has a shop here. The oldest established cider makers in Norfolk, a tradition that stretches back to at least 1204. 

Contained in a Lower and an Upper Courtyard. Whether you are looking to treat yourself or looking for the perfect gift.

Open every day 10am to 5pm except 25th, 26th December and 1st January.

Ample free parking for cars and coaches.

The Barns also houses Junior Farm with its pigs, goats and Shetland pony along with other animals.  A hands on experience where you can stroke, cuddle and feed the animals.

Through the archway is the petite Williamsons Fair with is Ferris Wheel, traditional roundabout, Peter Pan miniature train ride, crazy golf and remote controlled cars.  There is also an end of pier old penny arcade which houses sixty loving restored machines including 'what the butler saw and the laughing sailor.

Lots to see and lots to do for all the family.  Wroxham Barns make a pleasant interlude at any time of the year.