Rougham Estate, located in the idyllic Suffolk countryside near Bury St Edmunds, offers a range of activities set in the natural beauty of England.

The Estate’s history dates back centuries having hosted the Romans, Saxons and Vikings. Encompassing over 3000 acres of glorious Suffolk countryside, there are leisurely walks through woodlands and fields to embark on, natural wonders to enjoy and history to discover, including the year-round café serving locally-sourced dishes.

Rougham Estate is a welcoming location for you to relax and be inspired, offering a range of opportunities to immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings. From the sunflowers in the summer to the Christmas festival, well-respected Crafts events and workshops that bring the estate to life throughout the year, the Estate is committed to sustainability and conservation.

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CONSERVATION

Rougham Estate takes the role of caring for the environment very seriously. It covers an area of 3,000 acres in total and boasts woodland covering 20% of the whole, amounting to some 655 acres, or twice the national average. In addition to many miles of traditional hedgerows, the Estate is famous for its wonderful oak trees.

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Ok, so you may remember a post not so long ago where we told you owner, George Agnew, was nominated for business person of the year at the @eadt24 Business Awards 2026? 

Well, last night…

He WON!! 🍾🎉

He was up against some very tough competition which makes the award even more special. 🏆

We are very proud of him and pleased the judges have recognised not only his business acumen but also his integrity and strong values in developing the Estate.

Well done to all the finalists and winners. We do have some exceptional businesses in our county. 

You can find more on the evening on stories 👆

#awards #businessperson #eadtbusinessawards2026

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Harvest time at Rougham Estate captured recently…

Months of hard work goes in to growing the crops ready for harvest time. So it’s fantastic to see the scale of it from this view. 

#harvesttime #roughamestate #farmlife

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A hot week ahead calls for light summer dishes. 

We have the perfect one - roasted vegetables and mint served with lemon couscous, feta, salad leaves and a house dressing.

Available all week in Roots Cafe. 

Don’t miss out. #summerspecial #specialbrunchmenu  #roughamestate

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Yes - Rougham Sunflowers are back for 2026! 🌻
The seeds have been drilled and the little plants are growing well in this lovely weather.

You’ll find all your favourites back again: the maze through the flowers, space to run and play, the big bale pyramid will be back, ready to be climbed on, lots of props for photo-ops and there will be the ever-popular face painting too.
We’ll have food, drink and ice cream available at the field and yes, you are welcome to bring your own picnic as well. 

When will the sunflower fun start? Well, we’re watching the flowers very carefully. At the moment we think they will be bursting open around the end of July, but as you know, this could change. We’ll keep you updated here, and on our website, as to when the actual opening date will be.

As always, it will be free to park and free to enter. Just pay for any flowers you pick and any food or drink you want.

Once the field is open, we’ll be open every day until the flowers start fading, which is usually about 3 weeks after opening.

Well-behaved dogs will be welcome in the picnic area on a short lead and in the special dog-path through the sunflowers, but not in the main sunflower maze due to problems with fouling in previous years.

New for this year, we’ve got some special one-off events planned; more about those when we get closer to the time.

But where are the sunflowers this year? They have moved from north of the A14, Junction 45 (just east of Bury St Edmunds) to a field about the same driving distance south of the same junction. The old field needs a bit of a rest from growing the sunflowers and pumpkins for a while.

This reel includes some of our favourite memories from previous years.
Tell us - what are your favourite memories of the sunflowers? Show us your best pics! 
And what are you most looking forward to? For us - we can’t wait to welcome you back!!

See you soon! 🌻🌻

#roughamsunflowers #suffolksunflowers #sunflowers #burystedmunds

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How is it July already!?

June was an incredible month with the heatwave and days reaching record temperatures - the Estate was buzzing with life (and bees 😁) and al fresco dining.

Thank you all for supporting us through another great month and goodbye June! 

Let’s see what July has in store for us…

#roughamestate #rootscafe #suffolk

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