Explore the gardens at Quarry Bank
Discover some of the best views of Quarry Bank. Paths that twist and turn through the valley, passing caves, cliffs and garden bridges. Stroll along the river, step inside the glasshouses, or see what's growing in the walled garden.
Lower garden closed
The Upper Garden and café are open to visitors, however, please note that the lower garden is closed due to a landslide, a consequence of the rain fall on New Year’s Day. We appreciate your support and understanding.
Spring in the gardens
The gardens are rich with colour and intrigue, bursting with spring floral displays. Vivid pops of colour can be found in the upper and lower gardens.
Look out for these spring highlights:
- Take in the far-reaching views from the south end of the Walled Garden. From here you will see swathes of Rhododendron, the hot pink of Camelia and the opulent flowers of the Magnolia.
- Enjoy the striking display of Clivia in the glass house and don't miss the tulip display in the vinery and small glass house.
- The Wisteria on the Mill Manager's house makes for a lovely photo opportunity.
Areas of the garden to explore
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Looking for some refreshment? Choose from three venues at Quarry Bank, which include a riverside restaurant and a garden café. Each of them offers a range of hot and cold meals, snacks, cakes and bakes.
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Pull on your walking boots and stride out on a walk through the 400-acre estate. Follow the river through woodland to discover a historic landscape, bursting with wildlife.
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Step inside the mill which led the way into the Industrial Revolution and experience the machines in action. Visit the homes of mill owner and worker to see what life here was like.
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Discover unique fabrics woven inside the mill and locally made products, as well as National Trust homewares, gifts, garden essentials and more in our shop.
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