Crook Hall Gardens tour: horticulture
Join our gardening guru volunteers for a tour.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Expert garden volunteers share their knowledge about the seasonal flowers, plants and shrubs which give each garden its unique character. With insights into a nature-friendly, sustainable approach to gardening.
Please note: Garden tours are run by a small volunteer team, so occasional dates need to be cancelled each month. If you are visiting to attend a tour, please confirm it is going ahead by calling in advance on 0191 383 1832.
Free, included with admission to the gardens. Donations welcome.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome, must be accompanied by an adult.
- Meeting point
Meet at the admissions hut by the entrance.
- What to bring and wear
This is an outdoor event, we recommend weather appropriate clothing and shoes.
- Accessibility
Winding, narrow or uneven paths make some areas inaccessible to wheelchair users.
Upcoming events
February half term: Plant a seed
Budding green fingers can plant a seed to nurture at home this February half term.
February half term: Make a bird feeder
Turn your garden, yard or window ledge into a restaurant for feathered friends.
February half term: Build a bird box
We're getting hands-on to help birds this February half term.
Book signing: Stacey Bone, author of The Wonderful Woodlouse
Meet North East illustrator and nature enthusiast Stacey as she reads from and signs copies of her debut children's book.