Hamptonne Country Life Museum
Hamptonne
A museum of restored old farmsteads in the parish of St Lawrence, recreating a 17th-century Jersey farmhouse, a cider press house and farm animals.
Hamptonne is a group of restored traditional Jersey farmsteads, dating back as far as the 15th century. The complex includes Norman-style stone farmhouses, thatched-roof buildings, a cider press house and a barn. Costumed staff demonstrate traditional farm tasks such as baking bread and making cider, while the courtyard is home to Jersey cows and other farm animals. It is an excellent place for families to learn about rural life on Jersey. The site is seasonal, usually open from around April to September. Tickets are required, and the Heritage combined pass is valid.
Opening hours
Approx. Apr–Sep 10:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Jersey War Tunnels
- St Matthew's Church (Glass Church)
- Devil's Hole
- Elizabeth Castle
- Jersey Maritime Museum
- St Helier Central Market
- Royal Square
- St Aubin