Stretching across 2,000 acres of parkland, farmland and woodland, the beautiful Thornham Estate is located in the valley of the River Dove in rural north Suffolk. Thornham has a long and rich history and has belonged to the Henniker-Major family for over 250 years. The family continue to live at Thornham Hall and take a keen interest in the running of the Estate. Today, in addition to the farm, a number of other enterprises operate on the Thornham Estate. These include over 12 miles of well-established and popular permissive walks, known as Thornham Walks, a cafe, a restaurant, a Walled Garden, some fishing lakes, a bed and breakfast, some holiday properties and a campsite.There are also several longer-term rental properties available at Thornham Hall and in the Red House Yard complex.
The Government introduction of a Tier 5 National Lockdown will result in significant increased restrictions for us all. We appreciate the importance of Thornham Walks to our visitors, and most especially for the local community, and The Walks will remain open. However, we have taken measures to restrict the spread of coronavirus, please see our latest statement on coronavirus for details.
Thornham Walks statement on coronavirus - 5th January 2021
Please keep an eye out for further updates on staying safe whilst enjoying Thornham Walks.
Thornham Walks and outdoor activities
Suitable for mobile disabled people
Picnic area and play equipment
Artisan shops, gallery and cafe
Historical interest
Dogs welcome but must be on a lead
Parking on site
Public toilets
New Volunteer and Visitor
Centre at Thornham Walks
The Centre is the visitor hub and arrival
point and it houses a permanent display
about the Thornham Estate and its history.
It also provides a space to host events and
activities and is available for hire.
Further information.