A PLACE WORTH KNOWING
Fire cooking and long tables in the woods
Learn to cook over fire or gather for a woodland feast. High Grange pairs outdoor cooking with the pleasure of sitting down to share what has been made.
High Grange is a reason to make a plan and follow the lanes into the Blackdown Hills. Luke and Sara’s woodland venue revolves around fire: hands-on schools explore outdoor cooking, while feast nights and more casual suppers put the emphasis on eating together. The setting is part of the experience, with trees, shelter and generous shared tables rather than a conventional restaurant room. Choose the format that suits your day, then check its location and date carefully, as some events take place elsewhere. Pack layers and sturdy shoes; this is an outdoor experience even when the forecast is less than perfect.
The lovely little details
- Woodland fire cookery schools and shared feasts.
- Advance booking for dated experiences.
- Rural site with uneven grass and gravel.
SOMETHING TO LOOK OUT FOR
Choose your kind of fire day
A Fire School is for joining in; Feast Nights and Fire Suppers are for gathering around the table. Read the format before booking.
From the venueTHE USEFUL LITTLE DETAILS
Make a little plan.
Find them here
High Grange, Burrow Knapp Way, Dalwood, near Axminster, Devon, EX13 7ES
Open directionsGetting there
Follow the directions sent with your booking. Lanes are narrow; pre-book a taxi if travelling from Axminster or Honiton station.
Before you set off
Book a dated Fire School or feast directly. Check the event location: some High Grange events are hosted at other venues.
Check bookings & availabilityDress for outdoors
Bring layers and sturdy footwear. Fire School takes place outdoors in almost all weather.
Check the detailsBefore booking
Discuss mobility needs and dietary requirements in advance; meat and fish are central to Fire School.
Check the detailsDetails checked 24 October 2026. Opening times, menus and access arrangements can change; confirm anything essential directly before travelling.
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