Weekday Openings

Broughton Grange gardens are open for visitors every Wednesday between 10am and 5pm from April to the end of September inclusive. Last entry 4pm Booking is not required.

Price of entry

Entry to the gardens £15.00 (Gardener’s World 2-for-1 cards accepted)

Children (under 16) free

We accept cash or cheque, & payment by card

Refreshments

Visitors may purchase light refreshments such as tea, homemade cake, tasty scones filled with jam and cream or ploughman’s lunches (ploughmans lunches are not available on NGS open days). Cover is provided for either shading out the sun or keeping dry in the rain.

NGS charity open days

Every year we have charitable open days for the NGS (National Gardens Scheme) where the gardens open to the public.

Our 2026 dates include Sunday April 26th, June 21st, July 26th. Booking is not required. On these days the gardens are open from 10am to 4.30pm. Please see the NGS website for more details.

Please note: Gardener’s World 2-for-1 cards are not accepted on NGS open days.

General information

Plant Nursery

We grow and sell a very good selection of herbaceous plants here at our small plant nursery, many of which are propagated from the gardens.

Parking

Parking for cars and coaches is available close to the entrance to the gardens and is clearly signposted from Wykham Lane.

Group visits

Group visits operate on Tuesdays only from May through to the end of September from 10am-6pm.

Option 1 (£30.00): Entrance to the gardens, guided tour with the head gardener or assistant head gardener with tea/coffee and cake.

Option 2 (£22.00): Entrance to the gardens, brief introductory talk with tea/coffee and biscuits.

Additional ploughman's lunch available at £14.00 per person.

Payments are taken on the day. We accept cash, cheque or bank transfer, & payment by card is available.

Dogs

Visitors are requested not to bring dogs as they are not permitted (except guide dogs).

Accessibility

Around the gardens there are a number of different landscape surfaces, sets of steps and steep pathways. Regrettably, this makes some areas difficult to access with wheelchairs and mobility scooters.