How to get here
From London
Leave the M40 at junction 8, and drive towards Wheatley. Take first right and follow road past Waterperry to Worminghall. Turn left in Worminghall along Menmarsh Road towards Stanton St John. Thomley Barn is 800m on left (follow signs for Soundabout).
From Birmingham
Leave M40 at junction 8A and follow signs to Wheatley and Worminghall as above.
From A40 Oxford Bypass
Leave Headington (Green Road) roundabout, taking A40 towards London. After 3km take turn-off for Wheatley. Turn right to cross over A40, left at mini-roundabout and follow signs past Waterperry to Worminghall as above.
From London
Leave the M40 at junction 8, and drive towards Wheatley. Take first right and follow road past Waterperry to Worminghall. Turn left in Worminghall along Menmarsh Road towards Stanton St John. Thomley Barn is 800m on left (follow signs for Soundabout).
From Birmingham
Leave M40 at junction 8A and follow signs to Wheatley and Worminghall as above.
From A40 Oxford Bypass
Leave Headington (Green Road) roundabout, taking A40 towards London. After 3km take turn-off for Wheatley. Turn right to cross over A40, left at mini-roundabout and follow signs past Waterperry to Worminghall as above.
THOMLEY BARNMenmarsh Road, Worminghall,
Bucks HP18 9JZ
Telephone: 01844 338898
Fax: 01844 338875
email: info@thomleybarn.co.uk
Accommodation
Thomley Barn is conveniently placed for visitors to find an interesting variety of local accommodation within the area. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside speckled with charming villages, many containing a choice of attractive farmhouses or quaint local pubs offering bed and breakfast.
Six miles from our door is the historic market town of Thame in Oxfordshire, and right in the heart of the town within its mile long main street is a large hotel. Four miles from our door is a Travel Lodge at Wheatley Service Station.
Thomley Barn is situated on the outskirts of Worminghall village, and Worminghall itself, along with the adjoining villages of Ickford and Shabbington, can offer bed and breakfast in some of Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire�s finest working farmhouses and attractive country pubs with a good variety of home cooked food.
