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With lots to see and do around the grounds and inside the house, spring is the perfect time to join us come rain or shine!

View the colourful formal Parterre, take a walk through the Pleasure Grounds along the Explorer Pathway, meandering your way to the Walled Garden surrounded by herbaceous borders and fruit trees

Here's our guide to wildlife to look and listen out for when visiting Wicken Fen this spring.

From the vibrant colours, textures and scents of the Winter Garden, carpets of Snowdrops in spring, the Herbaceous Border and Rose Garden in summer, Dahlias in late summer and fiery colours in autumn: there is something to see at Anglesey Abbey, whatever the season.

Camp in style in our brand new camping pods. Our luxury pod even features an en-suite and kitchenette. Find out more and book.

Wimpole Estate is about to add another chapter to its long history with a new visitor welcome and gateway to the Estate. Plans include a new car park; a new Multi-use trail; new Heavy Horse stabling; and installation of green renewable energy.

Out photography competition celebrates the special connection between people and the Wicken Fen landscape.

Over one hundred and eighty years ago an orchard was planted at in front of the Mill at Anglesey Abbey. All that is left of it today is a single 80 year old Bramley Apple tree, but we plan to restore the orchard to its former glory.

Highland cattle and Konik ponies are helping to create new habitats for rare wetland plants and wildlife at Wicken Fen. We need your help to look after this grazing herd, that will in turn ensure these rare species thrive.

Planning a group day out? With 114 acres of gardens, historic House and working watermill, there's something for everyone to enjoy at Anglesey Abbey. Please Note: Group visits are available Monday - Friday (except Bank Holidays) and must be booked in advance.