Squerryes
Westerham, Kent
A 300-year-old family estate, with vineyards planted on the chalk-rich North Downs.
Anahita's note — I've visited
Squerryes was full of life the day I visited — beyond the wine, which was excellent, the whole atmosphere just worked. There was a group having a wine-tasting party while I was there, and the host running it had dressed up in the same theme as the guests, which said a lot about the place. I wandered right down into the vines for photos, and loved that there's a proper indoor space — a lovely two-floor room plus a big terrace — for bigger groups or events, as well as a more relaxed corner where dogs are welcome. A brilliant spot for a full day out.
Best for: a full day out · I'd go back
Planning your visit
- Dogs
- Welcome in some areas only. On leads on tours and in cellar door; welcome on the Terrace in summer with a lead; only service dogs allowed inside the restaurant.
- Food
- Restaurant or café on site.
- Shop
- Yes.
- By train
- Oxted (15-20 min taxi/bus)
- Nearby
- Quebec House (National Trust) — historic home of General James Wolfe
Details last checked 8 September 2026. Opening hours change seasonally — worth confirming before you travel.
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