Hamptonne Country Life Museum
La rue de la Patente, St. Lawrence, JE3 1HS

Explore the different houses which make up Hamptonne, find out more about Jersey's history of cider making in the cider barn and wander through the cider apple orchard and meet the Hamptonne calves, chickens, sheep and piglets in the traditional farmstead and meadow.
Hamptonne Country Life Museum gives the visitor a unique insight into the rural life carried on in Jersey for centuries. Dating back to the 15th century the house and farm are perfect for discovering the rural history of Jersey.
Visit the Cider House or pressoir with its granite apple crusher and press and the Cider Apple Orchard, which consists of apple trees chosen for their sweet, bitter and sharp flavours to provide a good balance for cider making. Also on site is an apple themed playground and an area for picnics. Children under six go free.
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Coming up here

- Family friendly
- History & Heritage
- Seasonal
Fri 30 Oct
Your Ghost Stories at Hamptonne
Hamptonne Country Life Museum, St. Lawrence
£10.25 - £15.50
£10.25 - £15.50
Half-term storytelling and creative writing workshops with a resident ghost writer, plus a ghost story competition for under 12s and over 12s.
- Family friendly
Thu 4 Feb 2027
Death by a Deadly Brew
Hamptonne Country Life Museum, St. Lawrence
£44.04
£44.04
An immersive Victorian murder mystery set in 1865 at Hamptonne, where guests follow clues and uncover secrets to solve a deadly crime.

- Festivals
- Family friendly
- Food & drink
Sat 16 Oct 2027 – Sun 17 Oct 2027
La Faîs’sie D’Cidre
Hamptonne Country Life Museum, St. Lawrence
£10.50 - £16.00
£10.50 - £16.00
Watch apples crushed and pressed by cider makers and a farm horse, then sample last year's cider at this family-friendly Norman heritage festival.
On regularly
Ongoing- Family friendly
- Food & drink
- Arts & cultural
Until 31 Dec 2027
Field to Fork
Hamptonne Country Life Museum, St. Lawrence
£10.25 - £15.50
£10.25 - £15.50
A new exhibition at Hamptonne's historic farmstead tracing Jersey's farming heritage, from Jersey cows to Jersey Royals, and its sustainable food future.








