About Hestercombe Gardens
Hestercombe offers three centuries of garden design: the exquisite Georgian landscape garden designed by Coplestone Warre Bampfylde c.1750s; a Victorian Terrace and Shrubbery; and the exquisite Edwardian formal gardens designed by Edwin Lutyens and Gertrude Jekyll which, together, make up fifty acres of woodland walks, temples, terraces, pergolas, lakes and cascades.
The cafe serves delicious home-made food, with the option to sit outside in the stylish covered courtyard or indoors within the original stables blocks.
The well-stocked Plant Centre is a treasure trove of seasonal plants and flowers. There are play areas for children of all ages plus a picnic area and a variety of family trails around the gardens.
The beautifully restored 17th century watermill, Bat Room and Octagon Summerhouse adds extra interest to your visit.
Dogs are very welcome throughout the gardens, shop, restaurant/café and inside Hestercombe House on a short lead, with a free treat on arrival!
Website:
https://www.hestercombe.com