The 2025 Snowdrop Season begins with the first open weekend on 25th/26th January. We will be open, weather permitting, every weekend until the last weekend of 22nd/23rd February. If you are planning to visit, please do check the website for weather updates in case inclement weather affects our openings. If the snowdrops allow us, we may open for one further weekend at the beginning of March, but details will be posted on our blog if this is the case.
For further details about our Group Weekday Tours and our new Open Guided Tour Day for individuals wishing to experience the tour, please click here. Our Snowdrop Study Day will be Tuesday 11th February 2025.
The gardens comprise approximately 10 acres of formal snowdrop walks around the house and lake, with further parkland and an arboretum around the house to explore further afield. The beautiful St James’ church is always open and on most Saturdays and Sundays during the season there will be bells ringing out along the valley as visiting campanologists come to make beautiful sounds synonymous with the rural setting.
See further details below.
Open Days
Open Days
Every Saturday and Sunday from the end of January to the end of February.
Times: Entrance times are from 1.00pm to 4pm.
The gardens close at 4.30pm.
Pre-booked guided tours are also available on weekdays for groups of 20-50 and for individuals on Friday 9th February 2024. Please click here for further details.
Prices
Adults £10.00
There is no need to book in advance, please turn up and pay on the gate.
Children under 16 free.
Wheelchair users free. Accompanying persons full price.
Parking
Ample parking is available in the grounds for cars. Please do not park on the road-side.
Visitors with wheelchairs can park at the Stable Yard. Please ask the attendant at the gate.
There is parking for up to four coaches. Visitors arriving in coaches must pre-book.
Disabled Access
Although some of the gardens are inaccessible to wheelchair users, the majority of the snowdrops are visible from the many paths and tracks around the area. Please bear in mind that although we are on free draining Cotswold soil and keep the paths maintained throughout the open period, the inclement winter weather can beat us occasionally, resulting in slippery mud!
Dogs
Dogs are welcome. Please keep them on a short lead.
Refreshments
Refreshments will be available in the courtyard building. Each weekend a different charity will be providing hot drinks and cakes in order to raise much needed funds for both local and national causes. Toilet facilities are located in the courtyard with a plant sales stall.
The premier garden for snowdrops- we have travelled 150 miles to see it.Visitor 2019