Looking out to the lake on a beautiful day at Biddulph Grange Garden | © John Miller

Gardens and parks in Shropshire and Staffordshire

With masterpieces of Victorian garden design, historic orchards, walled gardens and beautiful parkland, Shropshire and Staffordshire have perfect leafy places to explore with your family.

Scarecrow stands in front of pumpkin crop in the Walled Garden at Attingham Park, Shropshire.

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The garden at Attingham Park

Enjoy a walk around Attingham’s restored Walled Garden and discover the seasonal top things to spot in the kitchen garden, orchard and pleasure grounds.

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The garden at Shugborough

Explore the walled garden, formal gardens and arboretum at Shugborough in Staffordshire.

The neatly cut hedges and parterre at Biddulph Grange Gardens, with colourful woodland in the background

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Biddulph Grange Garden

Explore the garden where garden rooms lead into each other. See exotic plants, Grade II listed sculptures and seasonal blooms.

A view looking from the bottom of the paddock up towards Wightwick Manor in the distance. In the foreground are leaves which have changed colour with the season and are brown, orange and yellow.

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The garden at Wightwick

The garden at Wightwick is the perfect place for a walk after enjoying the delights of the house. Designed by Thomas Mawson, today it has something to see no matter what the season.

View over the Knot Garden to the south front at Moseley Old Hall, Staffordshire.

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The garden at Moseley Old Hall

Explore Moseley’s walled gardens to discover 17th-century plants, a heritage orchard and intricate knot garden. Climb the tree hide and build a den in the King’s Walk Woods beyond.

Avenue of Wellington trees lining a dirt path, with other trees and hedges among them at Sunnycroft, Shropshire

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Sunnycroft garden

Explore the garden at Sunnycroft, part of this fascinating 'estate in miniature' nestled in the suburban surroundings of the market town of Wellington.

Small purple flowers around the base of a tree.

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The garden at Dudmaston

Get away from it all and enjoy a little peace and tranquility in the garden complete with views as far as the eye can see and a love of art that seeps through.