Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
Miles of Scenic Walks and Historic Garden Beauty
Grimsthorpe Castle Park and Gardens has vast landscapes, peaceful walking trails and beautifully maintained gardens.
With lakeside paths, formal gardens, wildflower areas and sweeping views many say it’s the perfect place to spend an entire day exploring nature, enjoying the scenery and soaking up the historic atmosphere.
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Days: Open 30th April to 30th September on Sunday to Thursday
Opening Times: 10am to 5pm – last entry 4.30pm
Admission Prices:
Gardens & Park – Adult £12, Children 3 to 16 £7, Under 3’s Free
Castle, Gardens & Park – Adult £18, Children 3 to 16 £9, Under 3’s Free
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About Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens have been around since the 1500’s and have evolved over the years.
Now you will epetc to see parteers, box hedges, herbaceuos borders and a vast lawn, ideal for kids, with views over to te lake.
And a special mention to the well known Kitchen Garden.
The gardens are a tranquil spot and you will find nice quiet places to relax.
The wider park is big, about 3,000 acres and 5 miles wide in places!
Watch out for the wildlife from buzzards, kites and of course the wild deer.
A tour of the Castle is available with a number of rooms to see including the Vanbrugh Hall, State Dining Room, Tapestry, Drawing Room and Bedroom.
Refreshments, take away, are available by the visitors entrance from The March Hare Tea Trailer.
And do visit the Farm Shop with local produce including venison from the estate.
For the kids there is the super Adventure Playground with climbing frames, zip wires, slides and swings.
There are plenty of events from exhibitions, yoga days and car rallys.
Accessibility at Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
The gardens and park are mostly accessible. The woodland walk is uneven and can get muddy. More accessibility information.
Dogs at Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
Dogs on are welcome in the grounds on a lead but preferably not in the garden or play area.
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Visitor Reviews of Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
Google Visitor Review Score 4.7 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are. Here is what visitors think about their visit to Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens:
Sarah Carless: “Lovely few hours spent in the gardens and park — I walked six miles! Beautifully trimmed bushes and a great place to sit outside and enjoy lunch.”
Felicity Sayers: “The grounds are fabulous for walking, with a lake, tree-lined walks, wild garden areas, topiary, formal gardens and a wonderful walled garden.”
Heather Hawthorne: “You can walk or cycle the many hills around the lake and across this huge estate. The gardens are lovely and the scenery is beautiful.”
Barbara Rowlandson: “Very peaceful and quiet. You can walk for miles, and the wildflower areas and sculptures in the walled garden are lovely.”
Mark Anthony Blades: “The park and gardens go on for miles. They’re very well kept and show different aspects throughout the year.”
Map, Location, Directions & Contact Details for Grimsthorpe Castle Gardens
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication
Bourne Lincolnshire PE10 0LY
United Kingdom