Welcome to The Walled Gardens at Croome Court

It is our great privilege, as time serving custodians of these historic gardens, to share our magical path with those who do understand and appreciate its value. Through this web site, we aim to communicate our intent as we restore the gardens to a better state of health.

Our main objective is to attract interest and support from the community at large and to help re-educate ourselves and our children about the importance of sustainable and healthy living.

The Walled Kitchen Gardens at Croome is an independent restoration project, funded by Karen & Chris Cronin. If you wish to learn, or help us teach more about traditional gardening practices, please refer to our contact page.

The gardens are now open to the public on special dates throughout the seasons. Please click here for more information.

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Visit The Gardens

We are delighted to welcome visitors back into the privately owned Walled Gardens At Croome Court from 7th April 2023. The Walled Gardens are open from 11 am until 5 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays, until Sunday 1st October 2023. last entry is at 4 pm. Admission is £5 per adult (including National… Continue reading Visit The Gardens

“Thank you for the talk you gave at Dodford Gardening club last night. We were amazed at all the work you have undertaken and the passion for the project. We will be arranging a visit once you open again next year.”

Lorraine Smith

“Well what a lovely surprise to find the walled garden open today. We have been to Croome on many occasions and sadly have never gone on the “right” day when it was open to the public. To go behind the gate of the walled garden is magical. If you ever were interested in the secret garden book / film then you will not be disappointed. The grounds are in the hands of a private owners garden, 5 acres……..
The restoration work that started 17 years ago is immense. The graft and attention to detail must have been painstaking. It is obviously a labour of love. The owners have done themselves proud .
Please go and support the restoration. It’s been the best five pounds spent, with free tea and coffee. Today the sun shone, the world seemed so peaceful in a little bit of English paradise . Lorraine X”

Lorraine Brettle