Gardens in Cambridgeshire
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National Trust's Peckover House and Garden
Cambridgeshire
Elegant Georgian town house with wonderful walled garden. The gardens themselves are outstanding - 0.8 hectares (2 acres) of sensory delight, complete with orangery, summer-houses, croquet lawn and rose garden with more than 60 species of rose.
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Cambridgeshire
Species-rich botanic garden at the heart of Cambridge.
The Manor - Hemingford Grey
Huntingdon
12th Century house and cottage-style gardens by the River Ouse.
Stow Hall Gardens
King's Lynn
Family gardens and peaceful parkland dotted with ancient trees.
Sandringham Gardens
Sandringham
Sandringham House is set in 24 hectares of glorious gardens, perhaps the finest of all the Royal gardens. Every generation of the Royal Family which has lived here has added something of their own times and tastes, from the peace of the woodland walks to the drama of the carrstone rockeries, from the formality of the North Garden with its pleached lime avenues to the intimacy of the Stream Walk.
National Trust's Anglesey Abbey and Gardens
Cambridgeshire
Jacobean-style house with gardens and a working watermill. The 46 hectare garden, with its wildlife discovery area and statuary offers inspiration and planting for all seasons. Explore the borders,meadow and avenues bursting with vibrant colour, delicious scent and the simple pleasures of nature.
Houghton Hall & Gardens
King's Lynn
Exquisite Palladian house built for Sir Robert Walpole in 1720s. William Kent interiors. Award-winning walled garden, deer park, soldier museum, contemporary sculptures, gift shop, café.
National Trust's Wimpole Estate
Cambridgeshire
A working estate still guided by the seasons, with an impressive mansion and Home Farm.
Burghley House
Stamford
The gardens at Burghley House were designed in the 18th century and are spread over 2,000-acres of land. There is 2 shops, a cafe, and a restaurant for visitors, and there's also parkland that is accessible throughout the entire year.
Abbots Ripton Hall
Huntingdon
The Abbots Ripton Estate runs up to the northern edge of Huntingdon. Abbots Ripton and Wennington are set within one of the few remaining substantial areas of woodland in Huntingdonshire. Over the last thirty years many new trees including ash, oak, lime, field maple and wild cherries have been planted by both the Abbots Ripton Estate and Parish residents, with the consequence that from the air both Abbots Ripton and Wennington appear to be set within islands of trees interlaced with 14 miles of hedges and 96 ponds.
Chippenham Park Gardens
Cambridgeshire
Chippenham Park is a thriving family estate. The house, gardens, and park were created at the very end of the 17th century by Admiral Lord Russell with permission from William III. The gardens have been awarded the highest two-star rating by the Good Gardens Guide and are notable for their vast swathes of snowdrops and aconites in late winter followed by a superb spring show of daffodils, hellebores, spring bulbs and blossoms.
Elgood's Brewery Garden
Wisbech
This 200 year-old brewery situated on the banks of the River Nene has a 4-acre garden incorporating specimen trees as old as the surrounding buildings, herbaceous borders, a lake, rockery, water features, exotic house and herb garden. Beyond the walled gardens are lawns leading to a Maze, planted with Thuja and Laurel. The gateway to the gardens is a visitor centre, incorporating a shop fully stocked with plants and other local produce plus Elgood’s memorabilia, and a bar serving tea, coffee, hot & cold snacks and a range of Elgood’s prize-winning beers.
Dog-friendly gardens
The Manor - Hemingford Grey
Huntingdon
12th Century house and cottage-style gardens by the River Ouse.
National Trust's Peckover House and Garden
Cambridgeshire
Elegant Georgian town house with wonderful walled garden. The gardens themselves are outstanding - 0.8 hectares (2 acres) of sensory delight, complete with orangery, summer-houses, croquet lawn and rose garden with more than 60 species of rose.
Stow Hall Gardens
King's Lynn
Family gardens and peaceful parkland dotted with ancient trees.
Chippenham Park Gardens
Cambridgeshire
Chippenham Park is a thriving family estate. The house, gardens, and park were created at the very end of the 17th century by Admiral Lord Russell with permission from William III. The gardens have been awarded the highest two-star rating by the Good Gardens Guide and are notable for their vast swathes of snowdrops and aconites in late winter followed by a superb spring show of daffodils, hellebores, spring bulbs and blossoms.
National Trust's Wimpole Estate
Cambridgeshire
A working estate still guided by the seasons, with an impressive mansion and Home Farm.
Highlights this month
The Manor - Hemingford Grey
Huntingdon
12th Century house and cottage-style gardens by the River Ouse.
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Cambridgeshire
Species-rich botanic garden at the heart of Cambridge.
Stow Hall Gardens
King's Lynn
Family gardens and peaceful parkland dotted with ancient trees.
Greenhouses
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Cambridgeshire
Species-rich botanic garden at the heart of Cambridge.
Houghton Hall & Gardens
King's Lynn
Exquisite Palladian house built for Sir Robert Walpole in 1720s. William Kent interiors. Award-winning walled garden, deer park, soldier museum, contemporary sculptures, gift shop, café.
Elgood's Brewery Garden
Wisbech
This 200 year-old brewery situated on the banks of the River Nene has a 4-acre garden incorporating specimen trees as old as the surrounding buildings, herbaceous borders, a lake, rockery, water features, exotic house and herb garden. Beyond the walled gardens are lawns leading to a Maze, planted with Thuja and Laurel. The gateway to the gardens is a visitor centre, incorporating a shop fully stocked with plants and other local produce plus Elgood’s memorabilia, and a bar serving tea, coffee, hot & cold snacks and a range of Elgood’s prize-winning beers.