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Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park is a three-generation Worcestershire farm on Bredon Hill, now growing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay for wine alongside its cattle, sheep and deer.
Deer Park is the newest use of a Worcestershire farm that has been in the Steele family for three generations, on the northern flank of Bredon Hill. Mark Steele studied biology at Oxford before returning to run the mixed farm and, being involved in several local wine societies, started the vineyard with the help of friends. The first vine went into the ground in 2016. Three plots on the hill now carry 5,000 vines, in fields next to a Woodhenge, a Roman fort and a Bronze Age settlement.
Cellar door tastings
Amenities
Ratings & awards
Not yet rated14 awards
Address
Woollas Farm, Eckington, Pershore, WR10 3DNGetting there
Deer Park is a short drive off the M5 on the north side of Bredon Hill, signposted from the road to Deer Park Hall. The farm doubles as a wedding venue and isn't always staffed, so the vineyard asks visitors to call ahead before setting out.
Nearest station: Pershore · 4.5 mi
Opening hours
Hours not available or by appointment only
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.
Common questions
Can I turn up at Deer Park without booking?
No. Visits to Deer Park are by appointment. Bookings can be made online or direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Deer Park?
Visits are by appointment only, arranged by phone or email — there is no walk-in cellar door. A guided walk through the vineyard leads to a tutored tasting in the Bredon Room, gardens or Oak Pavilion at Deer Park Hall.
When is Deer Park open?
Visits to Deer Park are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.
Can I book a visit to Deer Park online?
Yes, through Deer Park's website.
What is the nearest station to Deer Park?
Pershore, 4.5 miles in a straight line.
How do I get to Deer Park?
Deer Park is a short drive off the M5 on the north side of Bredon Hill, signposted from the road to Deer Park Hall. The farm doubles as a wedding venue and isn't always staffed, so the vineyard asks visitors to call ahead before setting out.
Where is Deer Park?
Woollas Farm, Eckington, Pershore, WR10 3DN, Worcestershire.
Does Deer Park have disabled access?
Yes. Deer Park has disabled access.
Can I stay at Deer Park?
Yes. Deer Park has places to stay: Hollowcombe Cottage, Vine Lodge and The Granary at Deer Park Hall.
Has Deer Park won awards?
Yes. Deer Park holds 14 results from competitions we follow, including silver for Pinot Noir 2022 at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2025.
What wine does Deer Park make?
Sparkling and still wine, from Bacchus, Pinot Noir and Solaris.
Stay on site
- Hollowcombe Cottage
House
- Vine Lodge
Lodge
- The Granary at Deer Park Hall
