Last updated on 10 March 08
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Hodsock Priory Garden

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Gardenvisit Editorial

A Victorian house and garden on a site which appears in the Domesday Book. The gatehouse (c1500) is Grade 1 listed. The Hodsock Priory garden has a terrace, herbaceous borders, a lake, bog garden and old moat. With a myriad of spring flowers including hellebores, cyclamen, honeysuckle and sarcococca and the famous 5 acre gardens and the magnificent walk around the 17 acre Horsepasture wood with carpets of snowdrops are a memorable sight.
Address Blyth, nr Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England, S81 0TY
Opening times February/March for 4 weeks. Daily. Open 10am to 4pm. Please telephone before travelling 01909 591 204.
Admission Adult £5, Children aged 6 to 16 £1, Children under 5 Free
Website Visit the Hodsock Priory Garden website

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  • 2 months ago Anonymous said

    Having seen the reviews travelled for 2 hours to visit the gardens. Paid £4.50 per adult for a 10 minute walk around the gardens and woodlands which are particularly dangerous and not at all well maintained. Went into the coffee shop which is far from stylish and more like a canteen. Save the disappointment and go to a properly organised place like sherwood forest or clumber park nearby!

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