A 15-acre listed garden and arboretum with lakes, streams and cascades, created by the Rhyd y Meirch stream as it flows through the garden. Unusual trees including several national champions, shrubs and flowers have been planted since 1790. It is likely that the landscaping trends of Capability Brown influenced the owners in the late 18th Century, as seen by plantings of stately London plane trees and beech which to this day, cast their shadows on the lawns and parkland.

The deep herbaceous borders in the unusual circular walled garden, with a dovecote topped by a Pike, have been designed to complement the autumnal hues of gold, red and orange enhancing the berries, barks and falling leaves.

Admission: £5.00 per adult, includes the Fair and Garden. Children under 16 Free.

CASH OR CHEQUE ONLY.

Parking

Ample parking available near garden entrance.

Blue badge parking in the front row of the parking area.

One-way system in operation to avoid congestion on the drive. Please follow ‘Exit’ signs when leaving.

Accessibility

The garden is long and narrow with paths on either side of streams and ponds, which can be crossed by flagstone bridges.

The paths are mostly grass or gravel. The main drive is smooth tarmac.

The garden has some slight inclines and many grass or gravel paths which unfortunately can make pushing manual wheelchairs hard work in some places.

Accessible toilets available.
Refreshments

Homemade Refreshments Available in aid of St Bartholomew’s Church, Llanover.