Last updated on 21 February 08
Do you run this garden?

Wallington

  • Wallington Photograph © Charlotte Karsemeijer/Wallington
  • Cutflower Border at Wallington Garden Photograph © Charlotte Karsemeijer/Wallington
  • Queen of Sheba Tulips, Wallington Photograph © Charlotte Karsemeijer/Wallington
  • Blue and Yellow Border, Wallington Photograph © Charlotte Karsemeijer/Wallington

Gardenvisit Editorial

Wallington is a fine 17th century house surrounded by eighteenth century gardens and parkland. There is a gravel terrace in front of the house, looking over a lawn and pond. It was made in the 1730s and Dorothy Stroud remarks that Lancelot Brown, who was a child at nearby Kirkhale, 'had been familiar since childhood with the estate'. Later, in 1765, Brown advised on the east garden at Wallington, including the China Pond. Wallington garden has a Victorian Peach House, an Edwardian conservatory and extensive herbaceous planting. There are walks through a variety of lawns, shrubberies, lakes and woodland, enlivened with buildings, sculpture, water features and a wildlife hide.

Address - Cambo, Morpeth, Northumberland, England, NE61 4AR
Opening times - All year. Daily. Open 10am to 7pm (6pm in October and 4pm November to March). Grounds also open: all year, daily, dawn to dusk.
Admission - Adult £6.05
Website - Visit the Wallington website

Local Hotels

Hotels within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Nearby Gardens

Gardens within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Nearby Garden Nurseries

Garden Nurseries within 30km as the crow flies from this garden.

Reviews and Comments

Have you visited this garden?