Plan your Visit
Beautiful Eastnor
The Pottery is located in the idyllic village of Eastnor on the Herefordshire Eastnor Castle Estate, close to the Malvern Hills. Gorgeous scenery and rural tranquillity make Eastnor Pottery the perfect destination for a creative break.
Nestled in Herefordshire
If you haven’t already visited Herefordshire and the Wye Valley, you are in for a treat. The Shire boasts some of the UK’s most stunning natural countryside. Dramatic walks and vibrant market towns are there to be explored by potters wishing to extend their visit.
Discover Our Studio
Our studio is located within the magnificent Herefordshire Eastnor Castle Estate at the South end of the Malvern Hills. Great walks and dramatic scenery make this an idyllic destination for a creative break.
If you are unable to visit us – no problem, the Flying Potter can deliver the Eastnor Pottery experience to a venue of your choice anywhere in the UK.
Places to stay & things to do in the local area
Our nearest town is Ledbury – historic streets lined with brilliant independent shops, artisan cafes and restaurants. If it’s a city break you’re after, we’re equidistant to Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford.
We work closely with local tourism organisations. Please browse our partners’ websites for a range of places to stay, eat & drink near our studio.
Visit Herefordshire
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ESL Herefordshire
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Visit Dean Wye
A wide variety of accommodation options nestled among rural landscapes, dense forests, winding rivers, charming villages and quaint towns.
Blog Articles
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Herefordshire Art Week Christmas Open Studios in Eastnor.
Three good reasons to visit Eastnor before Christmas! Having had such a wonderful Herefordshire Art Week in September, we’re delighted…
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Pottery experience vouchers for Christmas
It’s the perennial dilemma, what do you get the person who has everything? Here at Eastnor Pottery we have the…
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‘The Printed Garden’ at Waterperry Gardens.
Our very own Sarah Monk is currently exhibiting in ‘The Printed Garden’ at Waterperry Gardens, Oxfordshire. She has been creating floral themed…
Frequently Asked Questions
You will be working with clay (essentially mud!) so please dress appropriately. We’ll always recommend clothes and foot-ware you don’t mind getting splattered.
If you are attending one of our potter’s wheel experiences, we ask you to bring an apron and old towel/tea towel for drying hands and wheel head. Alternatively, you can hire an apron & towel bundle on the day for £5.
We allow for plenty of individual guidance and attention and set class/course sizes accordingly. We have a maximum of x16 participants per session on our Clay Modelling and Introduction to the Potter’s Wheel Classes. Longer, Potter’s Wheel Courses have a maximum of x8 participants. If you are attending a private group booking, we can accommodate up to x20.
Our brilliant Clay Modelling sessions in the school holidays are perfect for all the family and have no age restrictions. Our potter’s wheel experiences are currently designed just for adults and young people aged 16 yrs +
You’ll be so engrossed you won’t be able to consider anything other than the clay in your hand. For those seeking pre or post pottery refreshment, there is an open-air café in the village a 5 minute walk from the Pottery. Tea/coffee biscuits are available for potters spending a whole day or weekend with us.
If you are participating in our Introduction to the Potter’s Wheel Class – Yes – you have the option to take a pot away with you on the day. Fired work can take up to x6 weeks before it’s ready to be collected from the Pottery. (If it isn’t included in your experience, P+P can be arranged at £5 per item).
Getting Here
By road
The Herefordshire village of Eastnor is located 2 miles East of Ledbury on the A438. Ledbury – Tewkesbury road. We are not far from Junction 2 of the M50, connecting us with the M5 and rest of the motorway network. Once in the village, follow signs for the Pottery. Plenty of free parking in the carpark in front of the studio.
By rail
The market town of Ledbury is the nearest train station. You’ll need to pre-book a taxi to journey the 2 miles to the Pottery as there isn’t a taxi rank or public transport to Eastnor. For those considering walking, It’s a hilly 3 miles of muddy paths and recommended only for seasoned hikers.
A Memorable Experience
We’re all about making memories. If we can create a space where people feel valued and inspired, whether it’s at the Pottery or out in the wider community, we consider it a job well done. We love what we do and trust you will too.