Visitor Information for Eggleston Hall Gardens
Google Visitor Review Score 4.5/5 Stars
Opening Days: The Gardens are open daily
Opening Times: 10am to 5pm
Admission Prices: Adults £2.50, Children Under 18 Free
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Top Tip: Look out for the, slightly smaller, version of the Angel of the North!
Key Features of Eggleston Hall Gardens
Walled Garden . Stumpery . Garden Trail . Victorian Glasshouse . Sculpture . Cafe . Nursery
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About Eggleston Hall Gardens
Eggleston Hall Gardens known as the ‘jewel amongst the hills‘ are located just North of Barnard Castle and sit alongside the separetly owned Eggleston Hall.
The walled gardens are very well planted, gardens have been here since the early 1600’s, and there is an old ruined church and graveyard to explore.
There are restored Victorian Glasshouses and Potting Sheds.
The highly rated Garden Nursey is worth a visit as is the Cafe at Eggleston Hall.
The garden staff are known for being very knowledgeable and helpful!
Contact Details for Eggleston Hall Gardens
Address: Eggleston Hall Gardens, Eggleston, Barnard Castle, County Durham, DL12 0AG
Tel: 01833 650 230
Email: info@egglestonhallgardens.co.uk
Web: Link here
Dogs at Eggleston Hall Gardens
Dogs only are welcome in Eggleston Hall Gardens but let the owners know so they can put their dog away!
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Visitor Reviews of Eggleston Hall Gardens
Google Visitor Review Score 4.5 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Eggleston Hall Gardens had to say:
“A beautiful garden centre with decently priced, healthy plants. All set in drop-dead gorgeous setting.
Very helpful, friendly staff add to the experience. Next door is a cafe with very tasty food. What’s not to like.”
“An excellent place to visit. The garden walk and old church yard are lovely, so much to see and the birdsong is fab! Nice to have a wander around.
The nursery itself is ginormous and they have so many plants, absolutely stunning.”
“This place I really liked,it appealed to me mainly because I’ve worked in horticulture, growing plants (indoor and outdoor) for over 50yrs, growing and selling your own produce is a completely different animal to garden centres who just buy and sell.”
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Map and Location of Durham Botanic Garden
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication.
Eggleston
Barnard Castle Durham DL12 0AG
United Kingdom