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Welcome To Warley House Gardens
This website provides general information about the gardens. We welcome visitors on both formal open days and informal open sessions, visits for special interest groups are also welcome.
Warley House Gardens
Warley House Gardens
Warley House Gardens
Warley House Gardens
Planned Open Days
There are several planned openings each year. These may be in aid of such as the National Gardens Scheme, (NGS), or other charities. An admission charge applies on these days.
Special interest groups, such as gardening clubs, can book a day, which may then be private, or open to the public, subject to our agreement. In addition charities may organise an open day, for which they will charge an entrance fee.
Whereas children are very welcome in the gardens we expect that they are supervised at all times. The lawns can be excellent play areas. Sadly however, significant damage has been caused in the past by uncontrolled youngsters running wildly through flower beds and damaging garden ornaments.
Photographs
Take a look at Warley House Gardens, a view from lots of differant times, click on the image for more information!
Informal Open Days
We open the gardens at least six times every year, often more. However, a successful open day is clearly very weather dependent! The planned open days, often run by charities, are arranged well in advance, and generally go ahead whatever the weather. The charity will usually charge an admission fee. Other, “informal”, openings often take place with very short notice. We will always put the A-board sign outside and indicate the opening on this web page as soon as the decision to open is made. No charges are made on these informal days, although a collection box for the NGS, (National Gardens Scheme), may be put out.
Children are welcome in the gardens, but only if supervised at all times by a responsible adult. The lawns are fine for running and jumping, but regretfully significant damage has been done in the past when parents have let their children run freely through the flower beds and damage garden ornaments!
Whereas the planned charity open days generally have full refreshments, on the informal open days the best we can run to is a cup of tea or coffee!
We regret that no dogs other then guide dogs are admitted to the grounds.
There are toilet facilities in the garden.
Children are welcome in the gardens, but only if supervised at all times by a responsible adult. The lawns are fine for running and jumping, but regretfully significant damage has been done in the past when parents have let their children run freely through the flower beds and damage garden ornaments!
Whereas the planned charity open days generally have full refreshments, on the informal open days the best we can run to is a cup of tea or coffee!
We regret that no dogs other then guide dogs are admitted to the grounds.
There are toilet facilities in the garden.