Once lost to time, The Walled Gardens at Croome Court have been lovingly restored over the past 25 years and are now open for you to explore. As one of the largest Georgian walled kitchen gardens in the UK, this remarkable space is privately owned and carefully tended by custodians Chris and Karen Cronin, who began the restoration journey in 2000.

Today, these peaceful, productive gardens are thriving once again, offering a glimpse into the past and a vision for a sustainable future. Your visit directly supports the ongoing restoration, maintenance, and long-term care of this unique historic site.

Plan Your Visit

The Walled Gardens are open to visitors every weekend and bank holiday from April to September, accessed via the National Trust Croome visitor centre (usual NT admission applies).
A separate entrance fee to the gardens helps fund their continued restoration and future sustainability.

Come and enjoy the sights, sounds, and seasonal beauty of this extraordinary space, where history, horticulture, and community spirit meet.

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Supporting a Shared Heritage

We are proud to work alongside the following organisations, whose support and collaboration help preserve Croome’s rich heritage:

• National Trust Croome

• Friends of Croome

• The Walled Kitchen Garden Network

• Croome Heritage Trust

Join Us on the Journey

Whether you’re passionate about heritage gardening, keen to learn more about sustainable growing practices, or simply want to enjoy the beauty of the gardens, we warmly welcome your interest and support.

Contact us to find out more 

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