Visitor Information for Miserden Garden
Google Visitor Review Score 4.5/5 Stars
Opening Days: The Gardens are open from Spring – check below for full details.
Opening Times: 11am to 5pm (last entry 4pm)
Admission Prices: Adults £12, Children under 16 Free
Guided Tours of the Castle £2.50 per person
Check here for this years full opening times, facilities & admission fees
Top Tip: An Historic Houses garden so free entry if you are member!
Key Features of Miserden Garden
Walled Garden . Topiary . Woodland Walks . Rill . Lake . Cafe
About Miserden Garden
Miserden Garden are one of the longest privately owned gardens and are known for having their grass steps designed by the architect Sir Edwin Lutyens.
Walking around the garden you will find a Walled Garden, a Topiary Yew Walk, mixed borders, a Rill with fountain, a stone Summerhouse and a Mulberry tree planted in 1620!
Explore the wider Miserden Estate with a number of marked walks including the Lake Walk, Farm Walk and Valley Walk.
Dogs are permitted on these walks but as there is livestock keep them on a lead.
Refreshments are provided by the excellent Little Ginger Cafe & Deli who serve snacks, cakes and hot and cold drinks.
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Contact Details for Miserden Garden
Address: Miserden Garden, Near Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6 7JA
Tel: 01285 821 303
Email: hello@miserden.org
Web: Link here
Dogs at Miserden Garden
Assistance dogs only are allowed at Miserden Garden
Local Weather & Forecast
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Visitor Reviews of Miserden Garden
Google Visitor Review Score 4.5 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Miserden Garden had to say:
“We loved our afternoon here. Friendly staff and the gardens are brilliantly planned.
Cafe in a glass house. Walled garden. Fountains. It’s a great day out.”
“Beautiful gardens & walks. We enjoyed coffee and cake in the old kitchen gardens.”
“The views are wonderful and the gardens surprisingly extensive, with woodland walks as well as the formal areas.”
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Map and Location of Miserden Garden
All information was believed to correct at the time of publication.
Miserden
Near Stroud Gloucestershire GL6 7JA
United Kingdom