Discover more at Croome
Find out when Croome is open, how to get here, things to see and do and more.
The privately owned historic walled gardens are a key part of Croome’s landscape designed by ‘Capability’ Brown. Separate to the rest of the parkland, which is cared for by the National Trust, the walled gardens are home to large greenhouses, a rose garden and vegetable plots.
The Walled Gardens are now closed for 2024 and will reopen on Saturday 5 April 2025.
The pottery wil be open during the autumn and winter from 11 am to 5 pm every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday until the gardens reopen in April 2025. Access to Croome Gallery and Pottery is through the National Trust Croome visitor centre (regular National Trust admission applies). To reach Croome Gallery & Pottery, follow the signage to The Walled Gardens’ gate, down the hill behind the gazebo.
Chris and Karen Cronin rescued the walled gardens from ruin in the year 2000. They’ve restored many of the buildings and large greenhouses with great care and attention but much more work is still to be carried out with the help of a team of volunteers and gardeners.
You'll be able to chat to volunteers and see the extensive restoration work on the greenhouses, the beautiful border planting, the rose garden and working vegetable plots of the five-acre walled gardens.
To book group tours outside the set opening times, please call 01905 371689 or email info@croomewalledgardens.com.
For more information visit the Walled Gardens website.
Find out when Croome is open, how to get here, things to see and do and more.
Croome is a two pawprint rated place. Find out everything that you need to know about walking your dog at Croome, including the canine code and where to find doggy facilities.
Stretch your legs and take in winter scenes with far reaching views to the Malvern Hills across 'Capability' Brown's first major landscape design project.
With about four-fifths of its collection absent, the rooms in the House at Croome, many with beautiful 18th-century plasterwork and fireplaces, are used to present temporary exhibitions and installations continuing the 6th Earl’s legacy of nurturing new talent. Please be aware the house will be closed for periods in November - Please read this article for full details.
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