Dyffryn Gardens

A visit to us will have changed since you last came, find out which areas of the garden are open and how we'll be making sure your visit is safe and enjoyable.

Some of Beatrix Potter's best loved characters have lost their winter items, help find them to see them through winter on our Peter Rabbit™ adventure trail.

The shop and plant sales are now open between 10am and 4pm daily. There is a one way system in place so you can only visit our shop as you exit your visit. We are restricting the number of people in the shop at any one time and you will be asked to use hand sanitiser on entry.

Discover more from Dyffryn Gardens, in a look at our new head gardener's blog.

Leave a legacy at Dyffryn to mark the birth, wedding, anniversary or passing of a loved one.

Planting of our new heritage orchard has begun, housing only welsh varieties of apple and pear we will become a genetic bank to keep these species thriving.

We have partnered with the Woodland Trust to plant 1km of hedgerow as part of the Hay Trees Project.  The project aims to plant 30 acres of trees to mark 30 years of Hay Festival.

Throughout 2016 and 2017 we fundraised to restore a forgotten part of the garden, the fountain on the Great Lawn. The project has now been completed and has transformed the south end of the garden.

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.