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The bluebells and the wild garlic in May are in their peak blooming period, so take a gentle walk in the Nuttery and you will come across an array of beautiful sea of blue and white. Azaleas, rhododendrons and a sea of montbretias provide a splash of colour and scent in June and July.
Always check for any changes in our opening times before visiting The Garth Pleasure Grounds
We are open in 2021
2-9 May (2-6pm)
19-27 June (12-6pm)
24-31 July (12-6pm)
Also open for group visits by prior arrangement on other days during spring and summer. Please enquire by email.
Directions: From A22 take B2028 by the Mormon Temple to Lingfield. The Garth is opposite Barge Tiles. Parking in Gunpit Road in Lingfield. Adults £7, Children uo to age 12 free, Historic Houses members free
Mature 9 acre Pleasure Grounds were created by an Arts and Crafts distinguished buildings and landscape architect Walter H. Godfrey in 1919 and present an idyllic setting surrounding the former parish workhouse refubished also by Godfrey. The formal gardens, enchanted nuttery, a spinney with many mature trees and a pond attract wild life. The woodland gardens and beautiful borders are full of colour and fragrance for year-round pleasure.
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