Kingfisher Café & Gallery at Langford Lakes

Kingfisher Cafe

Kingfisher Cafe

Kingfisher Café & Gallery at Langford Lakes

Due to forecasted high winds Langford Lakes and the Kingfisher Cafe will be closed on Sunday 22 December. 

The Kingfisher Café & Gallery is open Wednesdays to Sundays 10am - 3.30pm.

Christmas Closure
The Cafe will be closed from Monday 23rd December until Wednesday 8th January. It will re-open on Thursday 9th January from 10.00am until 3.30pm. 

A message from Ed Dibbles at the Kingfisher Cafe:

We wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
 

Christmas Specials at the Kingfisher Cafe

We now have a full alcohol license for your enjoyment, offering a range of gins, wines, prosecco, beers and ciders. Relax by the lakes with great food, cakes and a glass of your favourite tipple. Please enjoy yourselves but above all, drink responsibly.

Where to find us

The Gallery

The gallery at Langford Lakes Nature Reserve is now available to hire for displays and exhibitions.

Artists in all mediums are welcome, including art, photography ceramic and pottery, print makers and textiles.

The gallery is suitable for displays by individual artists, art and photography groups, clubs, schools and community groups.

Please find below Wiltshire Wildlife Trust’s Terms & Conditions and Booking Form and image of the gallery space. 

For all enquiries and booking please contact: events@wiltshirewildlife.org 

Loved every minute, Especially the Kingfisher Cafe! The tea and cakes wow!!
Kayleigh from Salisbury
The best tea and lemon drizzle cake in the world!
Steve from Warminster
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Brockbank extension

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Brockbank Exhibition and Nature Centre Extension

Over the last year we have greatly improved the space that we have at the Brockbank Centre with thanks to funding from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and The Hills Group. The extension to the centre has opened up additional space whilst providing shelter from the elements. It has also created two distinct spaces which allows art exhibitions and events to be held whilst offering refreshments at the Kingfisher Café.