A hidden gem Lovely walks Wonderful stone collection set in gardens Tells a great story of the gibberd Born a architect who designed a lot of Harlow Lovely tea shops Set well off the beaten track Well worth a visit

Its not manicured, formal planting mixes with natural and wild flowers and plants. Mixed in are statues and object which give it an interesting and quirky feel. Not a massive area but calming to stroll around. Tea rooms are clean and tidy manned with volunteers...More

Special events hosted by the garden are always a must. The children can roam the garden with it's many winding, hidden paths and sculptures. The tea room is a good size and buggy friendly, they also have a few high chairs. Getting round the garden...More

We came here for the Easter hunt. It was well organised, great fun and a good way to make sure you get around and see all of the garden. I've been a couple of times before and there were still bits that I hadn't seen....More

Sir Frederick Gibberd was an architect e.g. Liverpool Catholic Cathedral, Town Planner for Harlow New Town and Landscape Architect, for instance, here! We had not heard of him before we found this garden on the website but we are glad that we did. There is...More

Bit of a long walk to Garden; nearly needed a taxi! expected loads of snowdrops as advertised, sure there were clumps of them dotted around, restaurant had to queue 15 minutes for, wont bother next year

What a lovely garden! Perfect place to visit on a Spring day, Full of interesting sculptures as well as beautiful trees and plants. The house is interesting too in a quirky way. The lady who gave us a talk about the place was a delight....More

Not one for going to gardens however this was such a surprise with all of its sculptures! Fun for young and old however may be tricksy for less mobile people. Wouldn't recommend wheelchairs if wet as a lot of grass! Didn't go in cafe or...More

Really nice tea and scones very nice place to see and walk around x feels like the countryside even though we were still in Harlow .

On a dull Sunday morning we drove over to see the snowdrops. We got much more from a two hour visit. Spring showing snowdrops in profusion and splashes of early crocus, daffodils and hellebores. Not to forget the sculptures and whimsies. The tea room was...More