Tyntesfield House & Gardens

Visitor Information for Tyntesfield House & Gardens

TripAdvisor Visitor Review Score 4.6/5 Stars

Opening Days: Gardens are open daily – check here for todays opening times of all facilities
Opening Times: 10am to 6pm (5pm winter time) – Facilities open at different times.
Prices: Adults £22, Children (5 to 17 years) £11 – includes Gift Aid, Under 5’s Free
Note: Tyntesfield House & Gardens is a National Trust Garden

Contact Details for Tyntesfield House & Gardens

Address: Tyntesfield House & Gardens, Wraxall, Bristol, North Somerset, BS48 1PA
Tel: 01275461900
Email: tyntesfield@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: Link here

About Tyntesfield House & Gardens

Tyntesfield House & Gardens is a Gothic Revival house with garden set in a wider parklands.

There is a Rose Garden, Arboretum, Kitchen Garden, Terraces and Orangery with cut flowers.

The 540 acre estate offers ample opportunity to explore with trails, play areas, farmland, lots of wildlife to spot both in the air (owls) and in ponds (newts) as well as on land (badgers, hares)!

There are some superb views to be had as you walk around the grounds -get your camera or phone ready!

As well as the gardens, there is a Shop selling gifts and homewares, The Cow Barn Restaurant, a Cafe with outdoor seating, Second hand book store and three children’s play areas.

There are lots of special events taking place and indoor activities when it s wet.

Dogs are allowed in all areas apart from the Kitchen Gardens and House.

The house is open to be explored room by room.

At Christmas time there are lots of events – check here for the latest news!

Reviews of Tyntesfield House & Gardens

TripAdvisor Review Score 4.6/5 Stars

Don’t take our word for how super these gardens are. Here is what visitors to Tyntesfield House & Gardens had to say:

“A fabulous house and extensive garden. Lots of different areas to explore (woods, formal gardens, rose gardens, arboretum, kitchen garden).

A large restaurant and shop near the entrance is available.”

“I have no words to describe the beauty of this place!!! The tickets are a bit pricey but it was worth every penny!

The estate is gorgeous during spring time.”

“The kitchen gardens are interesting and if you are early enough you can pick up some vegetables.

Some nice walks around the grounds.” 

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Map and Location of Tyntesfield House & Gardens