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National Trust - Hidcote
Attraction
4.7 (4623 reviews)
Sizable 20th-century gardens with narrow paths, lawn games, 2 cafes and great views. National Trust.
Hidcote Bartrim, Chipping Campden GL55 6LR, UK
$$$$$
+44 1386 438333
Did You Know?
Garden Rooms
Hidcote is famous for being one of the first and most influential gardens to be designed with a series of 'garden rooms', each with its own distinct character, planting, and atmosphere, created by hedges and walls.
American Creator
The garden was meticulously crafted by American horticulturist and plant collector Lawrence Johnston, who bought the estate in 1907 and spent over 40 years developing the garden.
Rare Plant Collection
Johnston was an avid plant hunter, and Hidcote is renowned for its diverse collection of rare and unusual plants, many of which he brought back from his expeditions around the world.
First Garden Acquisition
Hidcote was the first garden acquired by the National Trust in 1948, a significant moment in their history, underscoring its importance as a horticultural masterpiece.
Highlights from Reviews
• beautifully maintained gardens
The gardens are consistently praised for being stunningly beautiful, perfectly maintained, and featuring an explosion of flowers and colors.
• diverse garden areas
Many different areas and unique sections within the gardens offer varied atmospheres and charm, encouraging hours of exploration.
• friendly and helpful staff
Staff members are frequently noted for being welcoming, friendly, and helpful, contributing positively to the visitor experience.
• dog-friendly options
Most of the garden allows dogs, making it a good day out for dog owners, although there are restricted areas.
• good facilities and amenities
The site offers plenty of parking, a cafe, toilets, a plant sale area, and a secondhand bookshop, enhancing visitor comfort and experience.
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