Dyffryn Gardens

With over 55 acres of formal and informal gardens, there is plenty to discover at Dyffryn.

Discover the home of the Cory family and see the wealth that they enjoyed. The unique, partially furnished Victorian house stands at the heart of the gardens.

Stroll through the evolving woodland of our Arboretum and marvel at what is considered to be one of the best woody collections in the National Trust.

2017 marks 100 years since the gardens were turned over for fruit and vegetable production in World War I. By late summer, borders and beds will be filled with produce and a gourd tunnel created in our Australasian garden to mirror the 1917 war effort.

As part of our revival, we have embraced our artistic links and have invited members of Sculpture Cymru to design pieces for a temporary trail around the arboretum and gardens.

A brand new delicious café is opening in Dyffryn Gardens this spring, 2017.

Stop by our cafe to taste some of our home grown fruit and veg in our cakes, salads and soups.

Pop into our shop to buy some beautiful mementos or delicious treats to remember your day at Dyffryn.

Dyffryn has a very unique collection of plants that have been gathered from plant hunting forays all over the world.

The house and gardens at Dyffryn were built on wealth accumulated from the industrial revolution.

The Dyffryn estate dates back to the 7th century, it has changed and evolved many times over the years.

We've secured funding for a five year project to transform our Arboretum to the glory it deserves.

Find out what we're doing to reduce our carbon footprint and what it means for the gardens.

Find out what we're doing this year to fundraise for our fountain pool.