Conservation of the “model village” buildings, once part of the Duke of Bedford’s estate is central to the village’s appeal.

Thorney is by-passed by the A47 and so very little traffic comes through the village.
With many trees and open green space, Thorney is a quiet village with unique charm.

Thorney is surrounded by open countryside, with footpaths to ramble and tiny roads ideal for cycling.

The Green

Rose & Crown

The facilities in Thorney combine to make a day out.
To do/ see in Thorney:

Thorney Abbey
www.thorneyabbey.info

Bedford Hall, Historic Venue for hire
http://www.bedfordhall.co.uk

Pigeons Farm – Children’s Activity Farm
www.pigeonsfarm.co.uk

Ankarig Tea Room
Open 9.30am to 4.00pm
Mon, Tue, Thurs, Fri, Sat.
Open 12.00pm to 4.00pm Sunday
Closed Wed.

Rose and crown pub
www.roseandcrownthorney.co.uk

Thorney Golf Centre
www.thorneygolfcentre.com

Classic Cars
www.peterboroughclassiccars.com

Open Farm & Vintage Weekend
In June at Park Farm
Organised by local farmers, the Peterborough Farm Machinery Preservation Society and the Thorney Society.
Park Farm’s Open Farm Web Site

For more about Thorney - Thorney Parish Council
www.thorney.org

Accommodation, plus more to do and see in the Peterborough area
www.visitpeterborough.com

And on iknow-uk.com:
www.iknow-eastanglia.co.uk