Stow Hall Gardens
Family gardens and peaceful parkland dotted with ancient trees.
4.6
from 73 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
31 March - 27 October 2021 Wednesdays 10AM - 4PM OPEN DAYS: 22 August (not 27/08 as it says in ad) 19 September 10 October - Apple Tasting Day
Useful details
Garden area
20 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a food stall.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Bicycle storage
Yes - Bikes can be left with the gardeners for safe keeping
Wheelchair access
Very accessible (all paths flat and paved).
Shops
Yes - There is a plant shop.
Norfolk, PE34 3HT
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Google reviews
4.6
from 73 Google reviews
Sally Bate
9 months ago
5
There is something very special about Stow Gardens. They have survived 3 houses on the site. The walled garden with its old apple tree arches and quince avenue very peaceful, and there are some wonderful nature trees in the park. Plants for sale and excellent tea room. Open on Wednesdays.
Usually Bubble
a year ago
5
Absolute gem of a place. Beautiful gardens, even at this time of year. Wide variety of plants, shrubs, vegetables and fruit. Very reasonable admission fee (£5). A reasonably priced self service cafe is available and a few items such as Stow Hall notebooks etc are available as gifts. I highly recommend a visit and the annual pass which is excellent value. Well done to Stow Hall for keeping this wonderful garden open.
Su Bigland
a year ago
5
I would recommend going here for seeing flowers, plants and trees in a natural setting rather than uniform , it was lovely walking around without feeling rushed. We will be returning now we've found this little gem close to home.
Gillian Revell
5 months ago
4
A lovely relaxing and peaceful saunter through the gardens. Massive Cedar trees, fruit trees of apples, pears, fig, plum cherry. Topiaried bushes and pretty roses throughout. The crenallated, walled garden entrance is beautiful. Self-service tea room and different varieties of apples to purchase as well as plants to buy for your own garden.
Benjamin Fordham
2 years ago
5
When I went to the gardens I thought they were seriously beautiful and I love the self catering cafe that there is. I also love the peacocks that stroll the gardens and the village. It’s a shame I can’t go at the moment. I can’t wait to be able to go back!