Beautifully well maintained and designed gardens set out in its 16th century layout with many plants, fruits and trees from that period. Family friendly with many activity days on offer... read more with additional community events of music and plays. Normally there would be a 1940's weekend around May time. Other open day events such as Apple Day to visit.

A annual ticket is on offer offering 15 months access to the gardens instead of the normal 12 months to enjoy all the seasons of the year. There is also a small shop offering hot and cold drinks with snakes and a few gift idea. I personally recommend the scone with jam and cream and tea packs.

The gardens are very safe and secure to visit during Covid-19 with precautions and safety taken s

  Just been to the unplug and play activity day and it was just brilliant! So much to see and do, gardens are beautiful and staff were so friendly. Will now... read more be purchasing an annual pass so we can enjoy it all ye

  It’s a lovely part of Birmingham to go and spend a few hours. It’s peaceful and the autumn colours when we went were beautiful. The staff / volunteers are friendly.... read more There is a cafe to buy hot drinks and cakes etc. Also they sell locally produced honey and jam. The car park is free although you do pay for admittance to the gardens. There are toilet facilities. The staff/ volunteers are doing all they can as regards being COVID c

  Beautiful gardens! So peaceful. Went on a rainy day but that didn’t make a difference, me and my Mom still had a lovely walk around. Would highly recommend a... read more visit! (The staff were really friend