Find a Garden to visit in Derbyshire near to you!
Derbyshire has some lovely gardens to visit with Chatsworth House perhaps the most famous.
Melbourne Hall Gardens are brilliant for exploring with a tree trail for the kids.
For dog friendly gardens & walks try Kedleston Hall or Hardwick Hall Garden – both with good restaurants!
And if cakes take your fancy then there is a very good Teashop among the rhododendrons & azaleas at Lea Gardens near Matlock.
Kedleston Hall Garden, Quarndon, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.7/5 Stars
Kedleston Hall Garden is a formal 18th-century Pleasure Ground set in 800 acres of grounds. with statues, snowdrops, Orangery, Hermitage & picnic areas. Great parkland walks & dog friendly. More Details here
Chatsworth Sculpture Garden, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.7/5 Stars
Chatsworth Sculpture Garden is part of the wider 100 acres estate. Super family & dog friendly with lots to do and see. A Christmas Garden Illuminated Trail is well worth a visit!
The sculptures are changed regularly. You can also see arboretum, rock garden, amazing water fountain, great restaurants and farmyard playground. More Details here
Hardwick Hall Garden, Chesterfield, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.7/5 Stars
Hardwick Hall Garden is blessed with two Orchards & a Herb Garden. There are plenty of trails to follow in the parklands. Restaurant, Shops & Dog Friendly! More Details here
Lea Gardens, Matlock, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.7/5 Stars
Lea Gardens is a 3 &a half acre plot bursting with colour from the 500 varieties of rhododendrons, azaleas & other plants. A Plant Shop, Tearoom with great cakes. Dog friendly! More Details here
Melbourne Hall Gardens, Melbourne, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.5/5 Stars
Melbourne Hall Gardens is full of nooks and cranny’s for you to explore including the seriously impressive wrought iron birdcage.
There is a super tree trail and get the kids to download a colouring trail map to guide you through the gardens to the paddock where the animals live. More Details here
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Cascades Gardens, Bonsall, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.5/5 Stars
Inspired by Japanese & Buddhist philosophy Cascades Gardens offer a super restful experience. Take in the Tea House, Bonsai, Pools, Streams, Mill & Streams. Dog Friendly! More Details here
Renishaw Hall Gardens, Renishaw, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.7/5 Stars
Renishaw Hall Gardens has 20 acres of gardens to explore including the woodland which children really enjoy as they discover the play area, cartoon characters and a jungle surprise!
Dogs are allowed in the gardens and look out for the Yucca plant collection! More Details here
Calke Abbey & Gardens, Derby, Derbyshire
Google Visitor Rating 4.6/5 Stars
A vast parkland, superb gardens, lots to see and do. Children’s play areas, wildlife, trails & plenty of places for refreshments. A super day family day out! Dog friendly! More Details here
All information correct at the date of publication.
Other Derbyshire Gardens
Here are some other gardens for you to consider if you are planning a trip to Derbyshire.
Bluebell Arboretum & Nursery – take a walk around their 9 acre garden before popping into the well stocked nursery – inspiring!
Dunge Valley Garden – A colourful oasis in the peak valley national park – need sturdy boots but beautiful & unusual perennials & trees!
Fellery Priory Garden – 2.5 acre garden with a nursery and tea room, tranquil.