Westbury Court Garden is a National Trust site. 

Dutch water garden - a rare and beautiful survival. Originally laid out between 1696 and 1705, this is the only restored Dutch style water garden in the country.

Visitors can explore canals, clipped hedges and working 17th-century vegetable plots and discover many old varieties of fruit trees.

There are various events held throughout the year to coincide with the seasons.

Facilities: 

• Free parking, 300 yards up the main drive
• Toilet 10 yards from the garden entrance
• Dogs on short leads are welcome
• Picnics welcome, please observe social distancing guidelines
• Pushchairs and baby back-carriers admitted
• Family guide

Access

• Drop-off point
• Toilet located at Pavillion
• Garden is mostly flat and level, with grass and hard gravel paths, and easily accessible from the car parking.
• Open water canals in garden with no fencing, please take care.

It's free to visit with a National Trust Membership or:

Adult £5.00

Child £2.50

Family £12.50

Single parent family £7.50