Broughton Grange Gardens
1st prize winner for 'Best Development of a Historical Garden' category by the European Garden Heritage Network.
4.8
from 16 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
Broughton Grange gardens are open for visitors every Wednesday between 10am and 5pm from May to the end of September inclusive.
Useful details
Garden area
60 Acres
Dog walking
No - Guide dogs only.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.
Wheelchair access
Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved). Around the gardens and particularly in the main walled garden there are a number of different landscape surfaces, sets of steps and steep pathways. Regrettably, this makes some areas of the garden difficult to access with devices such as wheelchairs and mobility scooters.
Shops
Yes - There is a plant shop.
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Google reviews
4.8
from 16 Google reviews
Mary Griffiths
7 months ago
4
We visited Broughton Grange on a very hot day scuttling from shade to shade but really enjoyed our time there. The prairie planting, koi pool and greenhouse were beautiful. The arboretum is fairly recently planted so we just enjoyed looking at it from a viewing point rather than getting baked in the sun but will be interested to return in a few years to see how it has grown and developed. We found that the gardens were interesting and varied with some wilder areas to contrast with the more formal parts, as well as some fun and surprising sculptures. It was also a very calm and peaceful place to stroll around.
Paul Barlow
5 months ago
5
Broughton Grange Gardens are well worth a visit. Even in this hot weather there are woodlands offering shade. Tearoom and plant sales also available together with a marquee and shady seating area for your drink and biscuits. Toilets are first class too. Highly recommended.
Marybeth Harasz
6 months ago
5
Wonderful garden with both modern and traditional places to enjoy. It is a large garden, so allow for a few hours to properly enjoy it all. The stumpery is well worth a meander. Very artistic.
Bel Grierson
6 months ago
5
Fantastic gardens to visit. Extensive grounds to explore and a good ploughman's lunch & cake available too.
Ionut Baesu
a year ago
5
Nice place fir a Sunday walk