Overview

A lovely places to visit if you like roses and gardens. It is primarily a garden centre, but an extremely high end one. The food was excellent and there were good gluten free options. The gift shop has a lovely range of cards, books and gifts, some rose-themed. The sample gardens each has their own character and all are beautifully kept. I'd recommend going on a sunny day in early summer or the height of summer. Lots of roses on sale in the plant centre, though we didn't buy anything, but plan to order from their free catalogue.

Transport & Parking

Large car park with plenty of disabled spaces.

Access

A gentle ramp leads into the shop. For the rose gardens, which are all accessible by wheelchair, turn left which has level access. For Cafe and toilets, turn right. There is a quite steep ramp down to the toilets and outdoor seating area, and another steep ramp into the cafe. But if you have someone with you to order, you can avoid that one. Food is served to the table. The shop had some very welcome sofas and there were benches in some of the gardens.

Toilets

The accessible loo was the nearest one to the outdoor seating area. All was fine with it. No changing places that I was aware of. However, these are the only toilets on site and when the garden cafe is open, you would have to make our way to the facilities near the main cafe.

Staff

Staff were all lovely and very helpful.