Gresgarth Hall Gardens – A Garden Designer’s Garden Full of Surprises!
Gresgarth Hall Gardens is the personal garden of renowned designer Arabella Lennox-Boyd, packed with ideas for gardeners. Highlights include terraces, lakes, woodland, rhododendrons, herbaceous borders, a productive kitchen garden and a serpentine riverside walk.
Plant sales offer the chance to take home trees and shrubs grown by yArabella’s. The garden opens just one Sunday each month, making a visit feel rather special.
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Days: Open one day a month from February to November. Usually the second Sunday but check before you travel!
Opening Times: 11am to 3pm
Admission Prices: £16 to £17 depending on the month – under 16’s free
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About Gresgarth Hall Gardens
Gresgarth Hall Gardens opens its sumptuous gardens one day a month from February to November and occasionally on behalf of the Tree Register.
This is famed garden designer Arabella Lennox-Boyd’s own garden. And it doesn’t dissappoint!
Expect to find so many features including terraces, lakes, a small bog garden, a wild garden, an extensive kitchen garden, a bluebell wood, a Millennium Wood, Rhododendron Hills, herbaceous borders a spring fed water feature and a serpentine walk.
Watch out for plant sales which include trees and shrubs grown from seed by Arabella Lennox-Boyd.
Refreshments may be available from the Coffee Bug.
Picnics can be taken in the park. No food or drink to be taken into the garden.
Accessibility at Gresgarth Hall Gardens
Most of the garden can be reached by wheelchair.
Dogs at Gresgarth Hall Gardens
Assistance dogs only are allowed in the garden.
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Visitor Reviews of Gresgarth Hall Gardens
Visitor Review Score 4.8 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are.
Here is what visitors think about their visit to Gresgarth Hall Gardens:
Mark D. loved the garden and arboretum, especially seeing trees labelled with their planting years.
Karen G. was amazed by the beautiful gardens, wonderful scents and magical atmosphere.
Diane R. loved the many garden areas, particularly the impressive vegetable garden and trained pear trees.
Richard F. enjoyed the riverside and woodland walks, kitchen garden and beautiful setting.
David parised the variety of trees and described it as one of the best gardens visits.
Local gardens and attractions near to Gresgarth Hall Gardens
Williamson Park: Approx. 3 miles. Beautiful 54-acre park featuring the iconic Ashton Memorial and colourful gardens.
Leighton Hall: Approx. 8 miles. Woodland walks, formal gardens and spectacular grounds surrounding a historic country house.
Yewbarrow House & Gardens: Approx. 11 miles. Subtropical gardens featuring Japanese, Italian, kitchen and rhododendron gardens
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