Middleton Hall & Gardens
With a history spanning almost 1000 years, this Grade ll* listed hidden gem is set within 42 acres of the peaceful North Warwickshire countryside.
4.5
from 407 Google reviews
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About the garden
Opening times
30th March - 25th September. Wednesday - Sunday, 11am - 4pm, The Hall & Gardens will be closed on the following dates to allow us to host weddings – Saturday 28th May, Saturday 4th June, Saturday 25th June, Saturday 20th August, Saturday 27th August, Saturday 10th September and Saturday 1st October. Open for special events during the winter months, events displayed on our What’s On page. Last admission is 1 hour before we close and our carparks and wider Estate are locked at 5pm.
Useful details
Garden area
42 Acres
Dog walking
Yes - Dogs on leads.
Cafe or restaurant
Food and drink facilities include a cafe/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating.
Family
Yes - Children of all ages.
Wheelchair access
Mostly inaccessible (some paths moderately flat and paved).
Shops
Yes - There is a gift shop and plant shop.
Wheelchair hire
Wheelchairs are available for hire. 1 wheelchair available (email or phone in advance)
Staffordshire, B78 2AE
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Google reviews
4.5
from 407 Google reviews
Becky Scaife
a week ago
4
Plant weekend. I think there were more of the gardens and the lake that I missed today. But the plant sale had some really different plants. The topiary animals were really cute. And I really liked the ram. The forget and fused glass art was also an interesting addition. Next time, planning a trip to the tearoom too.
Cheryl Taysum
2 weeks ago
5
Surprised how much there is to see here, it's a wonderful old building with a rich history and we found the Peel museum particularly interesting. The gardens were very lovely and there are many good spots for a picnic.
Stephanie Brittan
7 months ago
5
Was attending their Christmas Fair as an exhibitor. Very well organised, lots of visitors. The grounds look lovely.
Susan Wilson
8 months ago
5
Was lovely. I visited on a day they had a fayre. There's the history of the House. With a lovely laid out garden with lots of beautiful old scented roses. It was packed with stalls selling all manner of things. It is wheelchair accessible. Several cafe to eat in.
Emily Drummonds
7 months ago
5
Lovely little place to get very unique items. Nice little caffe to get food as well! This time of year rather do Christmas chips which are well worth a visit on their own! They also had a Christmas market in the halls with loads of stalls! Was very festive!!