Croft-on-Tees Open Gardens

Approximately 18 Gardens

Key Features

river gardens, cottage gardens, great views, marked routes, refreshments, dogs welcome

Visitor Information

Open Days: Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th June 2025 (confirmed)
Hours: 10.30am to 5pm
Cost: £7 per person per day, under 15’s free
Address: Croft-on-Tees, near Darlington, North Yorkshire, DL2 2SF
Note: Garden numbers may vary day to day

About Croft-on-Tees Open Gardens

Croft-on-Tees Open Gardens has about 18 gardens for you to see and enjoy over the weekend.

Expect to see a great selection of gardens from small patches, to riverside gardens, cottage gardens and large halls.

Many with superb views as well!

There are two easy to follow routes marked out on the map provided.

Did you know that Croft-on-Tees was the childhood home of Lewis Carroll?

Dogs on leads are welcome.

Accommodation near Croft -on-Tees near Darlington

If you are looking for somewhere to stay in Croft-on-Tees then look here for accommodation options near the gardens.

Proceeds

All proceeds help support the work done by St. Peter’s Church, Croft-on-Tees.

Refreshments

Refreshments are available in the Village Hall.

Plant Sales

Locally grown plants will be on sale in some gardens with advice if needed!

Tickets

Buy your tickets on the day at Croft-on-Tees Village Hall – cards and cash accepted.

Contact Details

The best way to contact organisers before and on the days of the event.
Tel: 07821 985 218
Email: stpeterscroft@btinternet.com

Accessibility

Many gardens are accessible to those with reducced mobility.

Toilet Facilities

Toilets are available at this event.

Directions & Parking

Parking is available in a field – follow the signposts.

The Village hall is on South Parade, on your left, just 50 yards past St Peter’s Church.

Disabled parking spaces are available at the Village Hall, South Parade and also some designated spaces on the car park field.

Photos

Check with your garden hosts please.

Dog Friendly

Dogs on leads are welcome to visit.

^{All information was believed to be correct at the time of publication.}