A little gem of a spot! Make sure you sign the visitor book which helps them out for funding.

Interesting piece of history.

Nice little find in the middle of nowhere as directed to be locals.

The most glorious, peaceful place on a sunny day surrounded by wildflowers. I could spend hours here. You can either approach by a lane which can get very muddy or there are a couple of public footpaths over fields.

Be warned if visiting during wet weather or after recent rainfall if driving as the grass and anywhere off the path are extremely boggy. I recommend not leave the stony track except to do a quick 3 point turn. The marshy ground was the reason the rest of the church was abandoned in the 19th century, but it is worth the trip as it's so remote and peaceful. Follow signs to the chancel. Open daily and in the care of the Churches conservation trust.