We were travelling back from Oxford and I had won a years membership here so decided to stop for lunch. A very busy cafe and excellent choice of drinks and cakes. I had a jacket potato and salad which was well loaded with cheese. We...More

We absolutely loved exploring the walled, secret gardens and mazes, admiring the lovely sculptures and having a nose in the gift shop followed by a delicious afternoon tea. Despite going in February it still felt like there was lots to see and my 18 month...More

Went last week to have a look around the ground as it is free in January. Lovely grounds and a lot of snowdrops were out so gave it a bit of a spring feel. We visited the cafe afterwards which was surprisingly busy for a...More

We visited on a cold day but received a warm welcome from staff. January garden entry is FREE! and well worth a drive to get there. A useful map showed all the areas to visit and all the plants were well labelled. The Rural Museum...More

Being a very keen gardener, I have visited Waterperry many times over the years. It has many aspects. The garden, the art gallery, the shop, the garden shop, the plant area, the fruit growing area, the restaurant/café and the fantastically interesting horticultural museum. The garden...More

I visited the gardens in Jan 2019 for the first time and will definitely return in the Summer to see them at their best, and when the house is open. The landscaping is lovely and carefully planned out. The gift shops were exceptional, the museum...More

We were lucky enough to visit Waterperry Gardens on a sunny day in May. After a pleasant lunch is the cafeteria, we spent an hour and a half discovering all the parts of these historic gardens. The formal garden was especially beautiful, hung with wisteria....More