Created by E.A. Bowles (1865-1954), Myddelton House Gardens have been refurbished and offer an impressive range of flora, fauna and historical artefacts. These gardens have a Green Flag Award.
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Bulls Cross, Enfield
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Myddelton House Gardens has 1 rating.
Myddelton House Gardens offers visitors a pleasant escape into nature and history. The gardens, once home to E.A. Bowles, a renowned horticulturist, showcase a variety of plants and flowers throughout the seasons. Visitors often appreciate the well-maintained grounds, which include features such as the Alpine Meadow, Kitchen Garden, and the New River. The gardens provide a peaceful atmosphere for walks and relaxation.
The on-site museum, housed in the former stable block, gives insight into the life and work of E.A. Bowles, though some visitors find it small and wish for more extensive exhibits. The garden's Victorian glasshouses are noted as interesting, but a few reviewers mention they could benefit from restoration.
Many visitors enjoy the tearoom for its homemade cakes and light lunches, finding it a perfect spot to rest after exploring the gardens. However, some mention that service can be slow during busy periods.
While the gardens are generally well-received, a few visitors note that signage could be improved to enhance navigation and provide more information about the plants and garden features. Accessibility is good for most areas, but some paths may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
Overall, Myddelton House Gardens is appreciated for its tranquil setting, horticultural interest, and historical significance, offering a pleasant day out for garden enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.
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