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This event is part of the Brecks Outdoor Festival

Conservation & Estate Management Tour – then supper at the Guinness Arms

Discover how the Elveden estate balances productive operations with long-term stewardship of the land on this trailer tour which finishes at the Guinness Arms for an estate-grown meal.

August 12, 20262.30-6pm
Guinness Arms, The Street, Icklingham IP28 6PS
£45
Suitable for adults
Café
Toilets
Car Park

Join us for an engaging behind-the-scenes visit to Elveden Farms, where you’ll explore how a modern estate balances productive operations with long-term stewardship of the land. This guided tour offers a rare opportunity to see the estate in action and hear directly about the practical decisions, planning, and teamwork that keep day-to-day operations running smoothly.

Along the way, we’ll spotlight the conservation work upheld across the estate — from habitat management and landscape-scale initiatives to the careful monitoring and maintenance that protects biodiversity year after year. Whether you’re interested in land management, rural business, sustainability, or simply want to learn more about how a working estate is managed, you’ll come away with fresh insight and plenty to discuss.

After the tour, we’ll continue the conversation over a relaxed meal at the Guinness Arms pub in Icklingham. It’s the perfect chance to connect with fellow attendees, swap questions and ideas, and reflect on what you’ve seen in an informal setting.

Come for the tour, stay for the stories — and leave with a deeper appreciation for the operational and conservation efforts that shape the Elveden landscape.

Menu for the Day

Suitable for adults 18+.

Where: Guinness Arms, The Street, Icklingham IP28 6PS

When: Wednesday 12th August 2026

Time: 2.30-6pm

Cost: £45 per person (includes tea or coffee on arrival and two-course meal)

Book Now: Conservation & Estate Management Tour

Accessibility: Unfortunately, this event is not wheelchair or mobility scooter accessible. The tour itself will be conducted by people-carrier trailer, and there are three steps up into the trailer. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact: brecks@suffolk.gov.uk

Dogs: Assistance dogs only

Facilities: There are toilets and refreshments available at the start and end point of the tour (in the Guinness Arms).

Transport: Parking is available, free of charge, at the Guinness Arms.

Additional Information: The tour will take place outside so please dress for the weather conditions, including safe and comfortable footwear.

 

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