Hole Park Gardens

Went specifically to see the bluebells, and it was a delight. Magnificent carpets of bluebells and wild garlic; beautiful formal gardens and very well maintained territory. There’s a small cafe as well, serving a few food options, locally sourced drinks and cakes. The restrooms are nice and clean; and parking is free, plenty of spaces. There’re a couple of rustic swings, a small picnic area, and they’re dog-friendly.

We had a really nice afternoon to see the bluebells in this very nice Park and Gardens.
The little cafe has some sandwiches and snacks. The park and gardens surrounding the house include a nice wood and park with very well maintained paths and garden.

Lovely walk around the gardens and through the bluebell woods. Great cafe at the end of the tour. Great way to spend a sunny afternoon.

Such a great place. Loads to see in various and varied garden plantings. Cafe was lovely too with great cakes AND clean toilets

The bluebells were amazing, and the wild garlic on the opposite side, was devine. Beautiful gardens

This is a wonderful place. We had such a great time walking around the grounds, followed by lunch in the courtyard. The staff are extremely friendly too. The place is beautiful. We were a bit late in the year for the bluebells and promised ourselves that we'd go back to see them next April. The azaleas and rhododendrons were simply stunning.

Fantastic gardens, lovely views and wish I'd known about this place years ago!

Bluebells are wonderful along with beautiful rhodendrons and tulips. Gardens beautifully laid out.

Lovely place ! friendly welcome on arrival, take a walk among the beautiful gardens and the woods. Statues, ponds, plants, lawns all around the grounds. A nice tea rooms for a scone or two after your walk. staff are all friendly too. Well worth a visit.

We had the most enjoyable time at Hole Park Gardens and it exceeded our expectations.
It was sunny and the flowers greeted us with a wonderful array of colours.
The Bluebells formed a glorious carpet of blue in the woodlands. There was an amazing display of Tulips, Rhododendrons and other plants.
We enjoyed our lunch at the tea room and the staff were friendly and helpful. The facilities were adequate and parking was good. There are signs on the pathways for people with disabilities.

Beautiful garden, woodland . Lovely walk, reasonable coffee shop. Well worth a visit. Particularly when the blue bells are flowering

Such a lovely estate and beautiful walks through the gardens. Amazing floral displays wherever you look. A very friendly greeting is so welcoming. Dog friendly and lovely teas available. We signed up an annual pass and will be visiting regularly.

I thoroughly recommend you go extremely quickly before the bluebells disappear completely. Absolutely beautiful, so many to smell and look at. Plus an enormous amount of wild garlic everywhere . No you're not allowed to pick so you can make your own pesto!!!!
There is also a cafe offering a selection of cakes and drinks. At lunchtime there is hot soup or quiche and salad available, later in the day cream teas are served.
You are made very welcome by friendly faces.

What a lovely place to enjoy the splendid extensive gardens. So much colour already when we visited in April, including Rhododendrums and Azelias. We were surprised at the size of the gardens, bigger than we thought.
Lots of little surprise features dotted around. Well worth the admission cost.

Visited in late spring. A vast and beautiful garden. The house is beautiful, although its a family home so you can't visit it. The cafe is good. The cheese scones are really tasty and worth the money. One improvement could be decaffeinated coffee bags as only instant decaff coffee currently on sale, which is disappointing. Having said that we would definitely visit again

Beautiful gardens and woodland walk, highly recommended.

Large stunning gardens. Formal gardens and wild areas with orchids and other wild flowers. Large wooded area. Cafe serving locally sourced and home made food. Warm and friendly owners - even provided an umbrella as it was raining! Very reasonable entry fee for the size garden. Highly recommend!

Enjoyable visit to the garden and woods to see the bluebells (when in season). They have a small café, which is fine, but only serving filter coffee. The walks aren't really wheelchair friendly due to the up & down nature of the landscape, doable I think, but tough.

Beautiful grounds and the bluebell woodland are stunning. The largest concentration of bluebells I have ever seen. Highly recommend coming here for bluebell season. Everyone - staff, visitors and animals - were very friendly and it's not full of visitors which is great. It feels like you have the whole place to yourself. Good facilities - clean toilets and lovely cafe, and plenty of parking.

Our Second visit to Hole park gardens at a different time of year . The bluebells , wild garlic and tulips are absoloutely beautiful , loads of colour everywhere to enjoy . Easy to social distance round clearly marked routes , the children love the tree swings there so they are happy as well. Parking is easy and the cafe offers a nice selection , although did nt use this time as there was a large que but it was lunch time .