Prinknash Pottery

Prinknash Abbey

www.prinknashabbey.org
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(80) · Park in Gloucester, United Kingdom
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Prinknash Abbey is a monastic community of men, who live in the spirit of the Rule of Saint Benedict, in the heart of the Cotswolds.

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Apr 29, 2023
Beautiful grounds which are not manicured but very natural. Nice chapel for contemplation in silence. Excellent cafe / shop where the food is delightful and the staff superb.Full review by Peter B
Apr 10, 2023
We visited as it was on route and we wanted somewhere to stop for and hour or so for a short walk and a drink. It is free to park and to enter. Much of the grounds are open to walk around as is the…Full review by Phil25
Aug 20, 2022
Beautiful setting with a wonderful tea room. To say tge abbey is open is misleading as the grounds are mostly open but the abbey itself is not open to the public which is fair enough, the grounds are…Full review by robina898
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Prinknash Abbey is a Roman Catholic monastery in the Vale of Gloucester in the Diocese of Clifton, near the village of Cranha…
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Please can you tell me when the bells are played?
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They are not; The bells have been sold by the monks!
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Answer by Janice C · Jun 21, 2018
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Is the walled garden and cafe fully wheelchair friendly? I assume there is a disabled WC in the cafe Thank you
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Sorry for delay in answering but I have just found your query. I have a walking disability and am able to walk around the garden, however it is not flat, its slopes in places and a …
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Sorry for delay in answering but I have just found your query. I have a walking disability and am able to walk around the garden, however it is not flat, its slopes in places and a wheel chair would take some pushing back up to the entrance, however there is limited use which restricts the value of the visit There are two disabled parking areas one in the main car park which is downhill to the cafe. However there are 3 parking bays for disabled almost outside the cafe. Making it easy to get to. From the cafe to the walled garden it is very steep down hill, but a short distance I would suggest driving down. Sorry I have not noticed disabled WC. But I am sure they are there, the toilets are extremely clean. On my last recent visit the garden was looking a bit rundown possibility due to the fact all the volunteers equipment ha been stolen. I hope this helps Regards Allen
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