Find a Garden to visit in Hertfordshire near to you!
Hertfordshire has a few really cool gardens to go and visit including the Queen’s Mother at St Paul’s Walden Bury!
Gotha Gardens is a new-ish garden and well worth a visit for its woodland and wildlife walks.
The Henry More Studios and Gardens are ideal for active kids as they are positively encouraged to climb and touch the outside sculptures. So refreshing!
And the Hatfield House and Gardens ticks many boxes for those wanting to see gardens, take a woodland walks and see deer and then shop!
Some of the gardens are dog friendly but always check before you go!
Gotha Garden, Baldock, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Created in 1990 the Gotha Gardens are a wonderful mix of woodland and wildlife walks (great for kids), rose gardens (over 150 varieties), ever changing spaces, a topiary and more formal gardens.
Keep an eye out in the summer for the many butterflies.
And a lot of people comment how the garden is a good size for walking with plenty of seating to pause and take in the scenic views. More Details here
Ashridge House Gardens, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.7
Ashridge House Gardens offer you the chance to walk in Henry the Eighths footsteps! From the Rose Garden & Italian Garden to the Rhododendron Walk. Great Cafe too! More Details here
St Paul’s Walden Bury, Hitchin, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.7
St Paul’s Walden Bury was the home of the Queen Mother. Set in 50 acres there are plenty of flower displays, mature trees & planting, classic sculptures & temples. More Details here
Henry Moore Studios & Gardens, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.7
The Henry Moore Studios & Gardens covers 70 acres and was where he moved to in 1940.
Over the years he transformed the farmland into the gardens, fields and woodland you see today.
What is great about these gardens is that you are actively encouraged to touch and feel the sculptures. Great for children. No pet dogs. More Details here
Benington Lordship Gardens, Benington, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.5
Benington Lordship Gardens open for a limited time each year from the snowdrops in Spring to the Chilli Festival in August. Walled Kitchen Gardens, Carp Ponds & more! More Details here
Hatfield House Gardens, Hatfield, Hertfordshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.5
Hatfield has six main gardens, woodland walks, a deer park and plenty of shops and places to eat!
Dogs are not allowed in the gardens but are allowed in the park. More Details here
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All information correct at the date of publication.