Apparently it's best to visit in May/June to see the very best of the bloom, but it's beautiful any time of year. We went too late in the year last year and although there were still some lovely flowers, it wasn't at its best. Today was a different story, it was absolutely stunning!

I love visiting here. It's so beautiful. Lots of lovely trees and various flowers in season. Eg carpets of snowdrop in February, daffodils in March and blue bells in May and the gorgeous displays of roses in the walled rose garden in June and various helibores, cyclamen and masonic, etc in the winter garden. Sadly the entrance cost had gone up again, now £20 (Jan 2025) but I feel it's worth it. But best to buy a N.T. membership so you can come again and again like we do. Bring a picnic or but soups, scones etc in one of the cafes. Also, different art displays etc to see inside the house..

Fabulous when the roses are out, extremely busy, but beautiful gardens and river walk. Plenty of parking and wide wheeled wheelchairs available on a first come first served basis for those with limited mobility, however gravel paths make it difficult to push the wheelchairs around. I would suggest mobility scooters would be a good idea here. There is a cafe but found it a bit pricey. All in all worth a visit.

It's beautiful grounds, but! They do a few different galleries mostly art, and sometimes local interest

Beautiful place with lots of lovely flowers. The smells and colours were lovely. A lovely peaceful place to sit and chill