Planning your visit to Hidcote

A colourful flower border, with yellow daisy-like photos with black centres — Early autumn is a beautiful time to visit the gardens | © National Trust Images/Sarah Davis

In this article you'll find everything you need to know about visiting Hidcote and what to expect from your day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Visiting the garden

Group Visits

View of a beech avenue with green leaves starting to turn gold, and a garden building with thatched roof

Discover more at Hidcote

Find out when Hidcote is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.

Plan your visit

a visitor in a wheelchair enjoys the gardens at Hidcote

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Access at Hidcote

The garden presents challenges in creating access for all, but we are taking steps to ensure that as many people as possible are able to experience Hidcote’s history and beauty. Read on to discover how to have the best day possible if you have additional access needs.

A group enjoying the Long Borders at Hidcote

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Coach trips and Group visits to Hidcote

Looking to visit Hidcote as part of a club, society or registered travel company? Discover how to make a booking, how much you'll pay and any benefits you might receive.

Three gardeners rake fallen autumn leaves into piles, with the trunks of beech trees behind them

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Explore the garden at Hidcote

Explore Hidcote's Arts and Crafts-inspired garden, a network of ‘outdoor rooms' designed by the renowned horticulturalist Lawrence Johnston.

Lawrence Johnston sits surrounded by four members of the garden team at Hidcote

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The history of Hidcote

Unravel the story of this Gloucestershire garden, from its priory beginnings, through Lawrence Johnston’s vision, to its acquisition by the National Trust.