Evening Events

Our Evening Events at River Cottage HQ are set around a four course set menu with welcome drinks and canapes, ending with coffee and petit fours.

If you would like to bring your own wine, we don't charge corkage. We have a licensed bar serving excellent wines from £10 a bottle.

All of our events cater for vegetarians and all dietary requirements.

There is disabled access. Unfortunately we can't accommodate small children on our evening events.

Private Farmhouse parties

Did you know you could book our 17th Century Farmhouse for your very own personal party?

The living room in our recently-restored traditional Devon farmhouse is a wonderful place to celebrate a special event and spend some time catching up with a group of friends.

Here you can relax in front of the fire in the spacious living room as our chefs prepare a sumptuous seasonal meal for you.

Corporate events

How about a spot of team building at River Cottage HQ?

We can provide private versions of any of our regular courses, depending on the season.

Choose from learning about seasonal food or butchery to more hands-on activities such as venturing out on the River Cottage boat to catch your own fish.

Or digging for clay with which to build your own wood-fired baking oven.

The possibilities are endless and we can design a day to suit your requirements.

Weddings at River Cottage

Celebrate your special day River Cottage HQ.

It's is such a fantastic setting for a wedding celebration.

We are based on the Devon/Dorset border in 65 acres of organic farmland. 

Our beautifully restored threshing barn, with its oak floor and large windows, is a glorious space at any time of the year.

Of course the River Cottage Kitchen Team never disappoint, cooking up wonderful celebratory dinners, using the very best local produce.

As River Cottage HQ is yours for the day, guests are welcome to wander the gardens and smallholding at their leisure.

Or simply relax in our yurt, where we often serve our welcome drinks – maybe a glass of local sparkling wine or a snifter of Somerset Cider Aperitif?