A really lovely garden in the process of restoration. Great event days with activities for children and entertainment. Dog friendly and disabled access. The volunteers are very helpful and well informed. The outdoor food kiosk has a good range of hot and cold drinks, and lovely variety of cakes. Gluten free food available on request.
Kate Clarke
A lovely place to go on a beautiful day. Snowdrops were lovely as we're the reflections in the newly cleared pond. There was a long queue for tea etc so best take a picnic. Slightly rough underfoot but not too bad.
Kimberley Corless219 days ago
Lovely place to visit, we went on a particularly nice day when it was hot and sunny and they had musicians and stalls on the croquet lawn. Only a small fee for entry and parking available. Would recommend to all.
Aimie Dyson311 days ago
It's okay, understand that it is still a work in progress but felt that there was less than I expected there to be. For someone who enjoys visiting open gardens, missed knowing what plants were- not many signs on the plants to describe them plus on our visit some of the place was sealed off as private. I expect the Japanese garden will be beautiful once finished. Perhaps visit again in a few years time to see the progress.
Paul Brock341 days ago
A wonderful visit to a splendid restored estate with a a lot of information on its history from 1590. Lots to see and do for all ages. We went to their Apples and Bees event and it was setup well with stalls selling cider, local produce etc.
Japanese Gardens are a must see too
Place is run by very helpful and friendly volunteers
Peter Cowling341 days ago
Recently l visted Easton Lodge gardens and l had a nice afternoon wandering around. I particularly found the walled garden and its many plants/vegetables very interesting. The garden is open only Thursday's from 11am to 3pm. The entrance is £4.50
Nick Whiteley2 years ago
Take time to visit this place, it's a real gem. The volunteers have really done an ABC job on restoration of the walled gardens and the arboretum is a total delight..
Olivier Restif2 years ago
A beautiful park with stunning sculptures and picturesque views all year round. Family friendly and delicious food at the café.
Snowdrops were lovely as we're the reflections in the newly cleared pond.
There was a long queue for tea etc so best take a picnic.
Slightly rough underfoot but not too bad.
Japanese Gardens are a must see too
Place is run by very helpful and friendly volunteers