Dagfields Craft & Antiques

Do like dagfields as you can always find a bargain. Just think they should have more for kids ie a play area and to reopen the animal farm as think this would help.them to attract more customers

GREAT DAY OUT TO DAGFIELDS ANTIQUES CENTRE BOUGHT ANOTHER MOORCROFT TILE.

We were looking for outdoor planting troughs, which we found. We then spent about an hour perusing the different stores and found lots of great repurposed, hand-crafted, and second-hand items for our new house. Highly recommended!

Been going to dagfields for 20 plus years. Today's experience one of the best. Quality quirky items. Could have spent hundreds unlike other recent occasions. Great visit shall return soon would highly highly recommend. Thank you.

Lots of vintage and old things. Jewellery, cups, saucers and tea sets, vases, glasses, figurines, old toy cars, furniture and plenty more. A farm shop there too, selling home made steak, chicken and pork pies and meats. A coffee/tea shop too and the all important toilets too.

Really nice little place a few antique stores loads of choice, also a sweet shop yum.. And a shop selling amazing fresh produce. Has a cafe too Good place for a couple of hours. We went on our way to Bridgemere.

Great, love the place, so much on offer. I went to use the garden place where he sells concrete ornaments and ponds etc plus the toy shop, having visited the cafe...yum, lovely food at good prices. Its worth going, time and time again as there is always something different. Free parking and everything is on one level. Brill !!

Spend 5 hours again today there. Went for 5hrs yesterday too. Had lunch in one of lovely cafés..7 antique warehouses, plants, fruit, butchers,lego ,toy shop,interior decor shop...Great time, book shops..

Great place to visit if you're into quirky memorabilia and vintage militaria. Lots of small units and room for negotiation on price, particularly if you pay in cash. Spend far too much time here and consequently my house looks like a surreal version of The Imperial War Museum. Highly recommended.

Lots of antique, collectors, craft, and new items in mini stalls in different buildings spread across a large site. There's also hand made furniture, garden ware, craft places and farm foods. There's a large map just after the carpark but really you have to wander around to find places. Needs sign posts, more obvious maps around the site and directions to cafes and toilets please. There are more toilets are at the rear in the first antique building by entrance to the shops, as well as the single toilets on the outside block.

I do love a trip to Dagfields. The variety of shops here means you can easily spend a good few hours just wandering around and still not see everything. There's at least two antiques stores, always good for a rummage, craft supplies stores and the arcade within which you'll find everything from second hand book stores to stoneware shops for the garden. The cafe/restaurant too is excellent, with lovely homemade food and quick service, which is necessary for the amount of custom they get, especially on a Sunday afternoon!

We visit quite regularly to Dagfield, normally after a trip to Bridgemere Garden Centre which is just down the road. There is enough variety of shops here to keep the entire family interested (myself, my daughter who is in her early twenties) and my elderly mother) and we always tend to spend 3-4 hours here, especially if we call into the cafe for lunch, which is always splendid. I particularly love the craft shops as it's a hobby of mine, whilst we all love a good look at the antiques we can't quite afford!