Pashley Manor Gardens - (Near , South East)

5 /5 The G Force: We missed out on seeing the tulips in full bloom by just over a week but managed to see a fair few varieties dotted about still going strong. The grounds are beautiful ranging from woodland, ponds, a walled vegetable garden, rose garden & stunning borders around the manor. The house itself isn’t open to visitors but you can sit on the terrace to enjoy a cup of tea & a slice of cake. The wisteria was fully in bloom across the back of the house & looked absolutely gorgeous. We spent a few hours here taking our time to see all the plants but you could spend longer walking the woodland trails.

5 /5 Susan Billing: Pashley Manor Gardens are beautiful we enjoyed walking round seeing the beautiful spring blooms and the amazing sculptures. It is such a peaceful place to visit. There is a good cafe too and outside seating on the terrace overlooking the lake.

5 /5 Barbara Scott: Wonderful place with excellent views from the large parking area. The gardens are amazing not just tge tulips but the lake, bluebell woods & sculptures. The house covered in wisteria provides an elegant backdrop to the terrace. An excellent lunch can be enjoyed.

5 /5 Zaman Ayman “ZamZamDude”: Pashley Manor Gardens offers a quintessential English country garden experience. Nestled on the border of Sussex and Kent, the eleven acres of meticulously maintained gardens showcase a delightful blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative planting, and mature trees. What stands out: - Seasonal Spectacles: Pashley is renowned for its impressive seasonal displays, particularly the Tulip Festival in late April/early May with tens of thousands of tulips, the stunning roses in June, and the vibrant dahlias later in the season. - Diverse Garden Rooms: The gardens are thoughtfully divided into distinct "rooms," each with its own color theme and character, offering a sense of discovery as you wander through. Highlights include sweeping herbaceous borders, a historic walled garden with a productive kitchen garden, a serene rose garden and walk, and tranquil water features. - Artful Integration: Sculptures by leading British artists are strategically placed throughout the gardens, adding an unexpected and engaging dimension to the horticultural displays. - Historical Backdrop: The Grade I listed Tudor manor house, dating back to 1550 and with links to the Boleyn family, provides a picturesque backdrop to the gardens, adding historical charm.

5 /5 julie hollis: Fantastic place,beautiful gardens, Wisteria was breathtaking! Staff all lovely and very helpful. Tea rooms a bit on the expensive side and lousy coffee too. Gift shop was great. Loved the art work dotted about.