Lovely afternoon tea, beautiful gardens and helpful staff. Well worth the visit

It was well worth visiting these lovely gardens. Parking is available & refreshments were for sale at the restaurant. There were benches to rest along the walking route. When we arrived, we were warmly welcomed & given a map of the trail around the gardens. Plants were available for sale. Children had fun exploring to find the fairy doors & could be seen enjoying themselves in the play area. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys the beauty of nature. It's a photographer's paradise.

Such a beautiful day here! Great atmosphere, staff were friendly and great service within the tearooms. Playgrounds small but plenty scattered for the kids. All in all a brilliant place and would definitely go back. Fairy walk we didn't compete after being there for 3 hours so definitely a reason to go back.

Well, finally it's spring (end of March) and everything in the garden is waking up from its winter sleep. The camilias at Furzey Gardens are at their flowering peak, the beautiful magnolias have already come into bloom and within a couple of weeks the Rhododendrons will be magnificent! This accessible garden is well worth the visit and if you do, you'll be supporting their worthwhile charitable cause of providing a purpose for people with learning disabilities. They also run a very good tea shop at Furzey Gardens. Recommended! There is an easy walking route through the garden, which will likely suit some people with physical challenges.