The gardens are opening this
season from March 20th..
click here for
OPEN
DATES 2010
The Gardens will be open for
general viewing
daily from 10.00am until last
entry at 4.00pm
Prices
Adults £6
Concessions £5
OAP
£5
Children 11-18 yrs £3.50
Children 10 and under FREE
For Safety reasons, a maximum of 3 under 10,s per
responsible adult please.
Family Ticket £18 (2 Adults and Two Children)
Season Ticket
£25
(enables you to visit the gardens on any open day throughout the season)
Family Season Ticket £50 (2 Adults and Two
Children)
(enables you to visit the gardens on any open day throughout the season)
"Group bookings"
Must be pre-booked
Group bookings (15 minimum) can be
arranged on most dates Monday to Sunday and are charged at the
concessionary rate of £5.00 per person.
“Guided tours” can be arranged for an
extra £2 per head
(Guided tours are only available Monday
to Friday).
Groups min 15 £5pp
Groups with tour £7pp
We recommend a minimum of 1½
hours to visit the Garden, however, most Groups stay much longer than
this.
It is our policy to meet and welcome all
visiting groups on arrival. Your coach driver will be offered
refreshments, and both driver and courier may enter the gardens free of
charge.
If you would like to make a booking, or
would like more information please call Liz on:
01291 430444 (during office hours)
CLICK HERE FOR
BOOKING ENQUIRIES
Dog Owners
Sorry no dogs
other than guide dogs are permitted enter the gardens.
Dogs are not
permitted to enter the Tea Room at any time.
Disabled Access
There is very limited access for wheelchairs in
the garden and no access to the underground areas. We have disabled
toilet facilities in the tea room area.
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for NGS
open days
Dewstow Gardens & Grottoes
have received VAQAS Accreditation
Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance
Service (VAQAS).
If you would
like to be added to the Dewstow Gardens database, just send me an
email
with your details.
Click here to email
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CADW
"
Dewstow gardens are the largest and most important Pulham Site in
Wales" -
Over the past few
years there have been some major discoveries and developments in the field
of historic parks and gardens in Wales.
One of the most exciting finds has been the Edwardian underground gardens
at Dewstow House, Caldicot, Monmouthshire. This astonishing, grade I,
garden has been found to be far more extensive and complex than originally
thought and is one of the most important gardens in Britain constructed by
James Pulham & Co.
CADW
are have regraded the gardens from 2 *, to Grade 1 listing. This means
that the gardens have been given special historical importance and are in
a very small percentage of Welsh gardens.
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If
anybody has any memories or information about the estate or Gardens and
especially old photos, I would be delighted to hear from you.
"Some
Old Pictures"
John
Harris -
john@dewstow.com
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you would like to be informed when the "Hidden Gardens" site
is updated with new info and/or images, please click
here stating Hidden Gardens in the subject box.
Please include your name and any Comments as well.
Thank
you.
