Cae Hir Gardens
Discover beautiful flowers in the Welsh foothills
4.6
from 88 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
1 April - 31 October Every Day 10am - 5pm Please note: Tea room offers a limited menu in April and September. Tea room closes 30th September.
Useful details
Garden area
5.5 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Bicycle storage
Yes - Yes - you can lock up your bike at Cae Hir Gardens.
Wheelchair access
Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved).
Shops
Yes - There is a plant shop.
Ceredigion, SA48 7NG
Tickets available
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Day Ticket
Open Ticket - valid for entry on one day only - reuse not permitted. Expires at closing time on 31 Oct 2022.
Season Ticket
Season Tickets are valid for 1 year from the date of purchase however please note the garden is closed from November to March
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Networks
RHS Members
Partner Garden - Free entry.
Google reviews
4.6
from 88 Google reviews
J Orme
a month ago
5
Stunning gardens... and that was in early April! Looking forward to going back again soon to see them in their summer colours. You think there's plenty to see... but there's even more than that! Little paths here and there - it's quite a challenge to pick a route that will enable you to witness all the glories of the gardens. Add on some time to sit and contemplate (and to catch your breath if you charged up the hill) and you can lose yourself here for a good while. Highly recommended!
Jill Fiddes
7 months ago
4
Good detailed map very interesting collection of trees. Owner knowledgeable on all aspects of gardening. Enjoyable visit.
David Parry
4 weeks ago
3
Looking rather tired in places and lacking in spring colour. I think the owners need to make some bold moves and remove some of the older conifers and rejuvenate the planting. A very tranquil place.
Ian Lillington
9 months ago
5
Great gardens, such an interesting history and a great little guide to understand all the trees. Fab and friendly with a great little tea room. Call in for a couple of hours.
Barbara Catterall
7 months ago
3
The garden is on a steep slope and is split over two sites. Covid restrictions are in play and adhered to. There is a lovely tea room with reduced September menu...all acceptable. My only disappointment would be the lack of variety of planting...a LOT of geranium and periwinkle ground cover..quite boring..could do with more flamboyance!