Spetchley Park Gardens

About Spetchley Park Gardens

The gardens at Spetchley are amongst the finest in the country. Set in lovely countryside 2 miles east of Worcester on the A44 they extend over 30 acres and include many rare trees, shrubs and plants of interest both to the professional and amateur gardener. Spetchley has belonged to the Berkeley family since 1605, but the greatest extension to the garden took place at the turn of this century when Rose Berkeley, assisted by her sister, the great Edwardian gardener Miss Ellen Willmott of Warley Place in Essex, enlarged and enhanced the garden.

Surrounded by ancient parkland and lakes, this historic garden is set in the wonderful Worcestershire countryside with far reaching views to the Malvern Hills.

It is a garden that provides the ideal day out, allowing you and your children the dream escape from the bustle of everyday life. Our proximity to Worcester, the Malverns and the Cotswolds also makes us the ideal attraction for groups.

There is also a wonderful coffee shop the Granary, where you can buy a takeaway picnic lunch or cakes or snacks. To eat in our to eat in our wonderful gardens. At Spetchley you will find most aspects of gardening, the formal and informal, woodland and herbaceous. A garden full of secrets, every corner reveals some new vista some new treasure of the plant world, whether it be tree, shrub or plant.

The exuberant planting, the peaceful walks make this an oasis of peace and quiet. Spetchley is somewhere that you really must visit.