Easton Lodge Gardens

Visitor Information for Easton Lodge Gardens

Google Visitor Reviews 4.5

Opening Days:
The main opening season is from April to October.
Opening Hours:
Opens one Sunday a month 11am to 5pm – Adults £6.50 in advance or £7.00 at the Gate.
Also opens every Thursday, 11 am to 3.00pm. Adults £5.50. Children under 16 free.
Note: The gardens are open for snowdrop season in February

Contact Details for Easton Lodge Gardens

Address: Easton Lodge Gardens, Park Road, Little Easton, Essex, CM6 2BB
Tel: 01371 876979
Email: enquiries@eastonlodge.co.uk
Web: Link here

About Easton Lodge Gardens

Easton Lodge Gardens were originally designed in the early 1900’s by Edwardian garden designer Harold Peto.

While some of his workings are still there a fair bit was lost during WW2. But some remain and there are new areas to explore.

And there is still restoration work going on done by volunteers. Take time to talk to them if you can!

So you can still marvel at the Italian Garden, The Glade and Stirling walk, The Walled Kitchen and climb up into the now rebuilt Treehouse for some great views!

Watch out for the snowdrops in Spring and check out the Japanese garden.

Produce is sold from the Kitchen garden so should be yummy! Speaking of yummy…

Refreshments are available at Daisy’s including bacon rolls, cheese rolls, cakes, hot and cold drinks.

Children’s activities include the Treehouse and trails on Sundays with fun craft and wildlife projects for the younger guests.

Watch out for wildlife to spot as you explore the gardens such as birds, bats and hares.

Dogs on short leads are allowed in the gardens.

Reviews: Why you should go to Easton Lodge Gardens

Don’t take our word for how great these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Easton Lodge Gardens had to say!

Google Review Score 4.6/5

” Take time to visit this place, it’s a real gem. The volunteers have really done an ABC job on restoration of the walled gardens and the arboretum is a total delight”

“Wonderful ornate gardens and woodland, steeped in history.”

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Map and location of Easton Lodge Gardens