Visitor Information for Chastleton Garden
Google Visitor Review Score 4.6/5 Stars
Opening Days: The Castle & Gardens are open from March to October from Wednesday to Sunday – check below!
Opening Times: 1pm – 5pm, last entry 1 hour before closing
Admission Prices: Adults £16.50, Children 5 to 17 years £8.30, Under 5’s Free – Includes Gift Aid
Check here for this years visitor information
Top Tip: Go to the close by Church for some refreshments!
What Visitors like about Chastleton Garden
Visitors really liked the ‘time-capsule’ preservation, authentic atmosphere and peaceful setting.
The gardens and grounds are frequently highlighted as beautiful and well cared for, adding to the sense of calm and historical continuity, while knowledgeable volunteers and the surrounding landscape further enhance the visit.
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About Chastleton Garden
Chastleton Garden is a National Trust property and the garden is divided into quiet separate space with the sense of seclusion aided by the high walls.
There is a good mix of the formal and informal with the Best Garden now restored to its original style with flower beds at the fore and at the best in summer.
There is a super croquet law where the rules were et and you can still play there!
The Wilderness Walk is a good stroll around the rest of the gardens and into the relatively new Kitchen Garden.
You can buy produce from the garden in the bookshop – when in season and available.
The Jacobean House is open the same as the gardens and you can explore the rooms including the v Room, Great Chamber, Long Gallery and the Old Kitchen.
You can normally get refreshments from the local church – great idea!
There is a second hand bookshop for you to browse and maybe buy something!
Dogs are allowed in the wider parkland a long as they are under control as there is livestock around.
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Accessibility at Chastleton Garden
Chastleton Garden are accessible but the house has no step free access.
Dogs at Chastleton Garden
Only assistance dogs are allowed in the garden but ok elsewhere.
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Contact Details for Chastleton Garden
Address: Chastleton Garden, Chastleton, near Moreton-in-Marsh, Oxfordshire, GL56 0SU
Tel: 01608674355
Email: chastleton@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: Link here
Visitor Reviews of Chastleton Garden
Google Visitor Review Score 4.6 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are. Here is what visitors think about their visit to Chastleton Garden.
Laura
Described Chastleton House as a “very quirky house with lots of things to see and lots of history” and highlighted that “the gardens are beautifully kept,” reinforcing strong appreciation for both the house and outdoor spaces.
Neil
Visited on a sunny day and commented that “the house and gardens are superb,” also praising the walking paths and scenic views around the property.
Heather
Praised the site as a “beautiful house and gardens,” noting the unique approach of preserving the house as it was found rather than restoring it, which enhanced the overall experience.
Melanie
Called Chastleton House a “beautiful hidden treasure in the Cotswolds,” describing the experience as “like travelling back in time” and expressing strong enthusiasm for the property’s authenticity.
Hannah
Described the visit as “absolutely wonderful,” highlighting the homely feeling, historical immersion, and the sense of “walking through history.”
Images © National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole
Map, Location & Contact Details of Chastleton Garden
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication
Chastleton
near Moreton-in-Marsh Oxfordshire GL56 0SU
United Kingdom