Find a Kitchen Garden near to you!
Kitchen Gardens, or potager gardens, were traditionally a space used for growing edible and occasionally medicinal plants for use by the home owners.
Typically these would be close to the main house and be enclosed by a wall which is why we often get walled gardens!
Today we often see kitchen garden produce being used to supply the cafes and restaurants of larger properties.
And, as they were in the older days, excess is sold to the general public. So keep an eye out for that locally grown produce!
Some of our favourite Kitchen Gardens are listed below such as the Culross Palace and Garden, Mount Stuart Garden and Buckland Abbey.
And you can search for more Kitchen Gardens near to you by using the search box below.
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Kitchen Gardens to visit near you
Featured Kitchen Garden – Avebury
Avebury Manor & Garden, Avebury, Wiltshire
Google Review Rating – 4.6
Avebury Manor and Garden is home to many varied garden rooms like Kitchen, Topiary & Half Moon. And of course the largest stone circle in the world. A Shop, Cafe & is dog friendly! More Details here
Buckland Abbey, Yelverton, Devon
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Buckland Abbey is a Medieval Abbey converted into a Tudor house and has been home to Sir Francis Drake among others.
There is an Elizabethan garden, walled kitchen garden and wild garden areas all with views of the Abbey. Dog friendly apart from the kitchen garden! More Details here
Geilston Garden, Dumbarton, Argyll and Bute
Google Review Rating – 4.6
Geilston Gardens is, in their own words, ‘a magical 200-year-old walled garden by the River Clyde‘.
Highlights of your visit will be the Kitchen Garden, the Woodland garden, the Play Area and of course the magical Walled Garden! More Details here
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Deene Park Gardens, Corby, Northamptonshire
TripAdvisor Visitor Review Rating – 4.0
There are number of separate gardens to have a look including The Golden Garden, The Rose Garden, The white Garden and The Parterre – which is box hedges nicely arranged.
And it’s worth checking out the old kitchen garden which is now known as The Long Borders – the old walls line the grass. More Details here
Mount Stuart Gardens, Isle of Bute, Scotland
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.8
Amazing house, 300 acres of grounds, unique gardens, including a kitchen garden, arboretum & pinetum! Great for a family day out & picnic. Superb views & mostly dog friendly including the Cafe!. More Details here
Culross Palace and Garden, Fife, Scotland
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.7
The Culross Palace Garden is actually a kitchen garden and is a partial recreation of the 17th Century palace garden. The village is used on the Outlander TV programme. More Details here
Hodnet Hall Garden, Hodnet, Shropshire
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.8
Hodnet Hall Gardens has a lovely mix of the landscaped and untamed garden elements that make walking round such an interesting way to pass the day!
There is a walled kitchen garden which produces fruit and veg in abundance. More Details here
Hampton Court Castle Gardens, Hope under Dinmore, Herefordshire
Google Review Rating – 4.5
Ranging from the Kitchen Garden, Dutch Garden, Rose Garden and an actually spectacular Wisteria Arch
There is also a maze, herbaceous borders, lots and lots of water features and great views of the forest backdrop and great river walks. More Details here
Painshill Park Gardens, Cobham, Surrey
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Painshill Park is an 18th Century garden with lots of great walks, loads to see and do and is dog friendly. Their kitchen garden is all organic and you can by produce from the gift shop.
There are lots of trails for you to follow taking round lakes, past the Grotto with 10 thousand crystals in it, by follies and over bridges and into a vineyard! More Details here
Tintinhull Garden, Yeovil, Somerset
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.5
There are a number of smaller gardens such as the Kitchen Garden, Pool Garden, Fountain Garden, Middle Garden and Eagle Court where stone eagle sculpture keep an eye on things!
And the Arboretum is a secluded are where you can have a picnic or go for a walk. Perfect for a family day out. More Details here
Hindringham Hall Gardens, Hindringham, Norfolk
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Hindringham Hall Gardens is a smashing mix of medieval fish ponds, a Victorian nut walk, bog garden, a walled kitchen garden, wild garden and lawns.
There is also The Dell which is a great place to spot snowdrops and bluebells. More Details here
Dyffryn Gardens, St Nicholas, Vale of Glamorgan
Google Visitor Review Rating – 4.6
Dyffryn Garden is a packed 5 acres full of gardens to see and amazing woodland walks. And two play areas made of wood!
Some of the different gardens include the working kitchen garden, the walled garden, glasshouse and formal south lawns. More Details here
All information correct at the date of publication.