Gardens in Warwickshire

Compton Verney Art Gallery and Park

Extensive ‘Capability’ Brown parkland surrounding an art gallery.

Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden

With over 900 years of history, Kenilworth provides a huge range of sights for all the family - from the Norman keep to the expansive Elizabethan garden.

Ragley Hall, Park & Gardens

Surrounding the splendid Ragley Hall is 450 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland for you to explore.

Hill Close Gardens

16 Victorian hedged gardens - a vibrant living museum.

Hall's Croft

Jacobean residence of Susanna Shakespeare and her husband, featuring a walled garden containing roses and medicinal herbs.

Mary Arden's Farm

Original farmhouse and gardens of William Shakespeare's mother.

Moreton Hall Gardens

National Trust's Farnborough Hall

Nestled in the heart of rural Warwickshire, surrounded by elegant lakes and fine landscape gardens sits Farnborough Hall. Made from the locally quarried Hornton honey-coloured stone, this country house shimmers in the sunlight.

Stoneleigh Abbey Country Park

Stoneleigh Abbey Country Park was designed by 19th century landscape designer, Humphry Repton. The grounds contain a woodland, river, bridge, and summer house, which are all ideal for exploring whilst walking the grounds.

National Trust's Baddesley Clinton

Discover a secluded, intimate estate set in the heart of the Forest of Arden with 500 years of fascinating and unexpected stories.

National Trust's Upton House and Gardens

In 1927 Lord and Lady Bearsted viewed Upton House with ‘the eye of imagination’ and soon set about creating their made-to-measure country home. Every ideal home needs a spectacular garden, and Lady Bearsted certainly created one. Her passion for plants bloomed, with early spring bulbs, lavish herbaceous planting and thriving kitchen garden, all reflecting in the Mirror Pool.

Arbury Hall

Arbury Hall stands in the middle of beautiful parkland with landscaped gardens, lakes and wooded walks. There is a wide array of flowers to see and some parts of the garden can be accessed by wheelchair. Private opening days are also available.

National Trust's Charlecote Park

A Victorian home set in landscaped deer park.

National Trust's Packwood House

Much-restored Tudor house, park and garden with notable topiary. Beautiful, homely, warm and welcoming. We can't put it better than a visitor in the 1920s did: A house to dream of, a garden to dream in.

Ilmington Manor

The house was built by Sir Thomas Andrews around 1600. In 1919 the house and gardens required huge restoration and extensive work was carried out. During the restoration they planted many specimen trees and set about creating the interesting and beautiful gardens that can be seen today. The Long Walk has six well-stocked herbaceous borders, which form the centrepiece of the main garden. To the right of the drive, which is lined with hornbeams, sits a little yew-hedge-bordered Pond Garden. To the west of the house are steps leading into the large formal Rose Garden, which is planted with old and modern shrub roses. The so-called Cupid Garden features an enchanting mixture of roses, lavender and scented mock oranges.

Honington Hall

A fine Caroline manor house and gardens from the early 1680s, occupying around 80 hectares. Landscaped gardens make up 8 hectares, including a wide range of topiary hedges.

The Secret Quarry Garden

Originally an old quarry full of discarded rubbish and cars, the garden now provides six acres of pools, streams, trees and shrubs, all playing host to a variety of wildlife.

Shakespeare's New Place

Final resting place of Shakespeare, with restored garden, landscaping and sculptures including a sunken Tudor knot garden.

Hall's Croft

Jacobean residence of Susanna Shakespeare and her husband, featuring a walled garden containing roses and medicinal herbs.

Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle is surrounded by 64-acres of gardens and grounds with a fountain and topiary birds. There are also extensive landscaped grounds that were originally designed in the 18th century.

Arbury Hall

Arbury Hall stands in the middle of beautiful parkland with landscaped gardens, lakes and wooded walks. There is a wide array of flowers to see and some parts of the garden can be accessed by wheelchair. Private opening days are also available.