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Stoke Bishop Gardens

Three very different gardens all within ½m of each other. 4 Haytor Park has been lovingly created over 35 yrs. Wildlife in abundance with a pond and insect friendly plants. A totally peaceful haven in spite of being in a city suburb. Plenty of places to sit awhile and reflect, while spotting myriad plants for all seasons. Many arches lead to secret places, quirky features inc a bicycle wheel trellis. Oak Lodge is a country garden in an urban setting. On entering, the garden reveals its ½ acre size within a Georgian stone wall. It has herbaceous borders, hedging, mixed beds, privet trees, courtyard with potted plants, tennis court and lawns. A weeping silver birch provides a focal point whilst a shepherd’s hut offers a quiet retreat. Sunnyside is an artist’s C17 cottage in the heart of Stoke Bishop with part walled, cottage style front garden. Garden sculptures dominated by large magnolia, perennials, roses and spring bulbs. Courtyard garden with open studio at rear.

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Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens
Stoke Bishop Gardens

About Stoke Bishop Gardens

4 Haytor Park is a well established garden lovingly created over 35 years. This suburban garden will celebrate 25 years of opening in 2025. Wildlife in abundance with a pond and insect friendly plants. A totally peaceful haven in spite of being in a city suburb. Plenty of places to sit awhile and reflect, while spotting myriad plants for all seasons. Many arches lead to secret places and funny little paths. Always new things and different secret spaces to discover, find a bicycle wheel screen and a bed base, plus other novel supports for plants and arty paraphernalia. Madly ‘planty’ owner more than happy to discuss and share gardening tips and maybe a cutting or two! Children will enjoy following the dragon trail, see how many live in the garden, discover their hiding places for a little prize. Grown-ups can find them as well!

Oak Lodge is a country garden in an urban setting. On entering, the garden reveals its half-acre size within a Georgian stone wall. It has herbaceous borders, hedging, mixed beds, privet trees, courtyard with potted plants, tennis court and lawns. A weeping silver birch provides a focal point whilst a shepherd’s hut offers a quiet retreat. After a few steps, the garden is level

Finally, Sunnyside is a C17 cottage in heart of Stoke Bishop with part walled, cottage style front garden. Garden sculptures dominated by large magnolia, perennials, roses and spring bulbs. Courtyard garden with open studio at rear
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Stoke Bishop Gardens features

Location details

Stoke Bishop Gardens,
Bristol,
Avon,
BS9 1DD

Directions to Stoke Bishop Gardens
All gardens are within the BS9 postal code area of Bristol. 1 Sunnyside & Oak Lodge are within a 5 min walk of each other. Haytor Park is a 20 min walk away or very short drive.

Stoke Bishop Gardens openings

For this open day you can book your tickets in advance. Click on the yellow button below to book or you can just turn up and pay on the day.

Refreshments Tea, coffee & cake at Oak Lodge.
Admission Adult: £7.50
Child: Free
Opening times 13:00-17:00

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FAQs

Yes, cashless payment is accepted.

Sorry, there is no available parking for coaches at Stoke Bishop Gardens at this time.

Sorry, no dogs are allowed in the garden at this time.

There are no plants for sale for the time being.

Sorry, Stoke Bishop Gardens does not yet accommodate wheelchair users.

Stoke Bishop Gardens is not explicitly a wildlife garden, but you may still find various indigenous flora and fauna.