Hestercombe Gardens

4.6/5 based on 1315 reviews
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Peace place for a wander around some lovely gardens. Nice cafe, currently take-away only.
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Such as gorgeous place to visit even in rubbish weather! Stunning views. Amazing place to walk around as a little bit of exercise during lockdown
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So relaxing, you can hear the sound of water all around the woodland walks. Very beautiful late autumn.
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Regular haunt. Nice gardens especially in spring summer and early autumn.
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This is my sanctuary where I can get away from the noise and stress of everyday life. So calming and peaceful. Beautiful woodland garden, interesting formal garden. A healing place.
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Well worth a visit
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Beautiful scenery and nice cafe too.<br>The view out the windows downstairs is lovely. It must be even better upstairs,we were not able to go upstairs as work being done up there.<br>So we must go back again soon!😁
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Wow what a gem of a place to visit, we went last Thursday on the last day of our holiday. It was one of the best gardens we have been to.Staff were lovely and place covid secure. Only one negative, lady in the gift shop needed some till training as extremely slow and nearly overcharged my partner by ÂŁ100.!!!!.<br>Would definitely visit again if down this way.
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Really nice , we will be back .
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Lovely woodland walks. Peacefully and tranquility, just the sound of running water.
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Perfect place for a stroll and coffee and cake afterwards
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Lovely autumn colours. Not many people.
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Lovely coffee stop in the Stables
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Lovely afternoon out value for money.Walked around the grounds visited second hand bookshop gift shop and plant shop. Had lunch in the restaurant excellent food and service will definitely go back for the cream tea.
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An oasis of peace and calm. Well laid out walks, beautiful gardens and wonderful views.
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Was lovely to stretch my legs
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Beautiful gardens (well done to the skeleton staff managing the gardens), interesting house, easy parking and nice cafe. Lovely staff. All very clean and safe. Well worth the entrance fee.
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Hestercombe gardens is local to me and we visit regularly. It is lovely to walk through the landscape gardens and visit the follies. The trees were beautiful in the sunshine today. The formal garden is always a joy to explore. One of my favourite places.
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We went here on a very wet day but still really enjoyed it. This place is all about the garden.
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Beautiful still plenty of colour around, good one way system nice picnic area good social distancing x
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Not as wheel chair friendly as it seemed when I phoned. But wonderful grounds
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Great garden , good stop off on way to North Devon
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Gorgeous views!! Amazing place to spend a day!!
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Lovely walk
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We had coffees at the outside tables on a lawn, a lovely walk all around the grounds including the higher woods, and a really tasty lunch in the covered area at the Stables restaurant - whole visit much enjoyed, including in the afternoon a lucky chance to catch the exhibition in the house in its last couple of weeks. Covid precautions all good, they've done a great job
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