The garden offers a range of allotments, an orchard, flower borders, a rose garden, a sensory garden and has many interesting historical features. It is also available as a venue for hosting weddings and celebrations, and for group visits. Pathways are wheelchair friendly, toilets (including disabled) are available and on volunteer days (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) it is often possible to get refreshments. The bothy inside the walled area is always open and visitors can shelter from inclement weather and also use the drinks making facilities for a small donation. There are picnic tables provided and there are boules pitches that visitors can use. It is a good site for wildlife observation, has 3 free pegs for angling enthusiasts and is the perfect place to relax and take time out to smell the roses!

The garden is FREE to enter and is open every day. The produce table has fruit, vegetables and plants available for a donation to the charity. We are now making and selling cider from our own apples and perry from our pears. Inside the Head Gardener’s House there are toilets and there is a library where visitors can take away books for a donation or exchange one of their own books for one of ours for free! Groups are welcome and guided tours can be arranged

Sessions Run

Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, Monday morning, Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning, Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, Thursday morning, Thursday afternoon, Friday morning, Friday afternoon, Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon