
Discover more at Mottistone Gardens and Estate
Find out when Mottistone Gardens and Estate is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Mottistone Gardens are a magical place for little ones to explore, with plenty of ways to keep them entertained. In the sheltered valley, mini explorers can discover the wonders of nature and burn off some energy as they try to find Red the squirrel and her 8 friends. We've ever-changing trails too, that mean visiting in any season brings something new to discover.
The grass lawns of the orchard provide a safe and secure environment for little ones to run around in. Here they can fly a kite, roll down the hill or kick off their shoes and feel the grass tickle their toes.
Just outside The Shack by the tea garden, little hands and minds can get creative with our architecture-building game, designing their own miniature structures while you relax with a cup of tea.
Follow Red the squirrel on her trail around the gardens and see if you can find all 8 of her friends. If you get stuck don't hesitate to ask a member of staff.
Find out when Mottistone Gardens and Estate is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Discover a garden packed full of interest with deep flower borders, wandering paths, clipped hedging, an orchard and far-reaching views to the sea.
The Shack was a neat, compact retreat for 1930s architects Seely & Paget where they designed projects like Eltham Palace. It is still furnished as it would have been in their time.
Discover all about visiting Mottistone, Isle of Wight, with your four-legged friend. Mottistone Gardens is a one pawprint rated place.
Take a break from wandering the gardens and relax with a refreshing drink, a slice of homemade cake, a cream tea, or even a light lunch in the tea garden at Mottistone.