Gardens tagged with: Family friendly
Carmarthenshire,
Aberglasney was made famous by the BBC television series ‘A Garden Lost in Time’ which followed its restoration.
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Northumberland,
The Alnwick Garden is one of the most popular gardens to visit in Britain with its superb water features and fountains.
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Cambridgeshire,
The garden at Anglesey Abbey was developed by the 1st Lord Fairhaven from 1926 and has become one of the British Isles most beautiful 20th century gardens.
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Argyll and Bute,
The Ardkinglas Garden is of interest to the plant enthusiast or those wanting a peaceful woodland walk - watch out for the red squirrels!
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Worcestershire,
Arley Arboretum is one of the oldest Arboretums in Great Britain.
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Devon,
Arlington Court is hidden in a wooded valley on the edge of Exmoor.
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Warwickshire,
The gardens at Baddesley Clinton are delightful.
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Gloucestershire,
Batsford Arboretum is set in 56 acres of lovely Cotswold Countryside and contains over 1500 trees with species from all over the world.
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Lincolnshire,
The Gardens at Belton House built in the late 1600s have been restored over recent years.
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Hertfordshire,
The historic site of Benington Lordship, and the views over surrounding parkland lend this garden a unique atmosphere.
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Birmingham,
Fifteen acres of glorious gardens at Birmingham Botanical Gardens one mile form the city centre
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Conwy,
This is a great garden not to be missed. Bodnant Garden is perched above the River Conwy it has views across the valley to the Snowdonia National Park.
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Norfolk,
These highly acclaimed world-renowned Bressingham Gardens are a mecca for anyone interested in gardening, with many recent visitors claiming they are the best they have seen.
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Cumbria,
Brockhole has 30 acres of gardens and grounds, designed by Thomas Mawson 1898.
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Moray,
Brodie Castle is a great place to visit in the Spring to see daffodils
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Aberdeenshire,
Castle Fraser is one of the grandest castles of Mar and was built between 1575 and 1636 and is a wonderful place to visit.
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Highland,
Cawdor Castle is fortunate to have three gardens.
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Derbyshire,
Chatsworth House and Gardens. A must visit for everyone!
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Aberdeenshire,
Crathes Castle and Gardens influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement are a real jewel of a place. The castle, gardens and setting combine to stunning effect.
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Gloucestershire,
Dyrham Park near Bath is a wonderful place to visit any time of year with a colourful winter garden
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Hampshire,
Exbury Gardens on the edge of the New Forest. Spectacular collection of woodland, herbaceous, contemporary and formal gardens
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Fermanagh,
This garden at Florence Court was created around 1789 by William King for the 1st Earl of Enniskillen.
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Cornwall,
Glendurgan Garden - Lovely in early summer and with maze for children.
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Hampshire,
The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens and Arboretum are lovely in every season.
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Ross-shire,
Inverewe Garden has a wonderful array of foreign plants which are well suited to the Gulf Stream.
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Suffolk,
Stunning and peaceful with an individuality that will delight and surprise you.
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Kent,
Leeds Castle near Maidstone is set amongst 500 acres of beautiful grounds and gardens. It is a wonderful place to visit any time of year.
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Cornwall,
Restored back from obscurity - The Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of Britain's finest restorations.
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Hampshire,
Mottisfont Abbey Gardens are set in the delightful Test Valley, where the River Test the famous trout river follows its journey to the sea.
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Yorkshire,
Today the gardens at Newby Hall have been totally restored and replanted over a ten year period by Mr and Mrs Robin Compton.
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