Last updated on 13 May 09
Hole Park Garden
5.0/5 (2 ratings)-
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Photograph © Hole Park
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An Edwardian garden with terraces, yew hedges, lawns, trees, herbaceous borders, statuary and a woodland garden. The colourful gardens cover a total of some 15 acres and were laid out and planted by Colonel Barham, the great grandfather of the present owner, in the years between the two World Wars.
Address - Rolvenden, Cranbrook, Kent, England, TN17 4JB
Opening times - Wednesdays and Thursdays from Easter to end of October. Sundays from Easter Day to early July (check 01580 241344). Open 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm (or dusk if sooner).
Admission - Adult £4.00. Child 50p
Website - Visit the Hole Park Garden website
Opening times - Wednesdays and Thursdays from Easter to end of October. Sundays from Easter Day to early July (check 01580 241344). Open 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm (or dusk if sooner).
Admission - Adult £4.00. Child 50p
Website - Visit the Hole Park Garden website
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Recent Reviews
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6 months ago
Marian Boswall
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The Wisteria umbrellas are at their best right now. (Mid May) A joy to see the abundance of the two varieties, sinensis on the umbrellas and floribunda on the vineyard colonnade. A grand and yet a family garden, with hand made wooden plant name tags hanging from the trees and home made scones in the tea room.
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about 1 year ago
Anonymous said
Simply amazing at bluebell time in Spring, and in Autumn with incredible colours. Lovely all thorugh summer,too.
You get a real sense of a family-owned garden, but with expert forethought, care and planting. I love the mix of formal and informal which works seamlessly here.
The homemade cakes are fab too!(5.0/5)
