Paul Moir Gardening

We had a really lovely few hours at the Garden today and would highly recommend a visit! It’s so beautiful, we will definitely be back!

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this is our second visit with little people for the trails - egg thief and we loved it. weather glorious, scenery beautiful. cafe and shop - fabulous, staff were helpful with us having children xx could do with more loo's perhaps as we took up the disabled toilet changing little people xx More...

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My mother and I visited today and it was fantastic. We were given a lovely welcome by a gentleman in the ticket office. following a stroll in the sunshine we had steak and chips , followed by a piece of your gorgeous courgette cake.

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A really lovely place to go. Lovely gardens. Some challenging walks around the site. Interesting narrative of its history detailed throughout

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Is that building tiny or is it just far away?Nice to walk around for a couple of hours though some areas could do with smartening up a bit, although this could have something to do with the time of year. Lovely snowdrops though

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I live locally and had always seen the signs but never visited until today and I am so glad that we did. Lots of natural habitats and original artwork to see with a children's play area and safe maze. It is fair to say that there are lots of hills, however virtually every slope and set of stairs has a handrail. Wear sensible shoes as paths are established but natural. If you are wheelchair bound then there are enough accessable areas to make your trip worthwhile. There is a really nice cafe which is very reasonably priced. More...

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Lovely gardens in a stunning location. Views are amazing. On-site restaurant was excellent - good prices for home cooked food. Gift shop had a good range of items. Will definitely visit again. More...

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Good experience from first arrival, stewarded parking on the slightly sloping field, good toilet facilities there and around the grounds. Entrance payment area shared with their shop could have been better if there was some extra space. Gardens and activities for youngsters were good. More...

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first visit today absolutely stunning snowdrop display

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This place gets it just right. Beautiful, quirky garden with friendly staff and volunteers, lovely cafe (seating inside and out) & a gift shop. Plenty to appeal to kids without a trace of electronics or coloured plastic. Been coming here for years and each time I go there’s something new, but in a very low-key uncommercialised way eg Woodland pathways extended, kids’ playground (so well camouflaged it doesn’t intrude on the natural beauty), views opened up. Well worth a visit, even in gloomy weather. More...

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Magical , wintery, beautiful wanderings and the cake was amazing !!!!!

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This is s beautiful garden with a special atmosphere. The snowdrops were gorgeous this year.

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Visited fir 1st time today ....snowdrop heaven and a real gem of a place ....and a big plus for us dog friendly

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Always a delightful few hours out, my dog loves it there too.

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Everything is good: the paths take you through a pretty wood and garden, and the views of the surrounding countryside are wonderful. It's peaceful. The food is good, the cafe welcoming. You can get there on public transport too. More...

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9 Years ago today we were married in the Beautiful Rococo Garden...and it was truly amazing

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Called into Rococo Garden for a visit yesterday, with a friend. The snowdrops are amazing right now, and to add to the effect, snow was falling at the same time. A great walk around the Garden, finished with a hot cup of coffee in the cafe. Will be calling back very soon. More...

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We got married at the red house, all the staff were wonderful, so helpful and we were even given a commemorative plaque for the guests to sign. The gardens were just breath taking. Would highly recommend it. More...

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We visited during the snowdrop display and spent a couple of hours wandering around including a stop for a cup of tea and slice of cake. Also visited on a 2for1 so was good value. Not sure what flowers will be on display in the summer though so not sure if i would visit again. More...

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This is a fantastic hidden gem; we enjoyed seeing the snowdrops and having our picnic in one of the folly seats but the cafe looked really nice too. Worth a trip into the village to see the lovely church and yew trees as part of your visit. More...

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The gardens were amazing! Each path lead to a new wonder. They were expertly manicured as well as whimsical. Do not pass up the opportunity to sample the harvest from the gardens at the cafe! The food was only surpassed by the kindness and care of the staff. Do not pass by this island of serenity! More...

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We had a great time here this afternoon. The children loved doing the mini beast trail and were chuffed to bits with their prize at the end. The Gardens are incredible and
the cafe is lovely. The ice cream went down a treat! This place is a true gem � More...

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We had an amazing day in Rococo Gardens, such beautiful plants & flowers, we were surprised how big the gardens are, so much to see around every courner even dipped my toe in the plunge pool! Staff are so friendly & helpful, even came back with a box of goodies plants & veggies More...

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Lovely to find a dog friendly place

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Lovely visit to see the snowdrops on Saturday 25th Feb, fabulous walk too among the garden and buildings. Like how they are encouraging children to visit. Nice lunch in the cafe. Lovely gifts in the shop. There are some negative reviews about the shop and cafe, I think it has just got too popular too quick. Maybe need to add more. The staff were all very helpful and friendly. More...

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A beautiful place which I totally recommend. Stunning landscapes, beautiful scenery and buildings. Idea for photography, time with a loved one and dog friendly. Will be back in the summer to see how it has changed through the season.
Staff really nice and helpful, gift shop is lovely as was the coffee and cake.
The maze is fun to get lost in. Lots of grass areas to lay on and relax and listen to the birds More...

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The first really beautiful sunny day and my friend and I made a first time visit, the word was 'wow' as we pulled into the Carpark, the views are spectacular, cows and sheep gentle grazing in the fields, birds singing, what could be better! ! Well the food for one, we both ordered the steak and ale pie...delicious, served by lovely helpful, friendly staff. We then paid our money and went for a fabulous leisurely walk around the spectacular gardens and follies. We had much fun running around the maze, stopping for a few sharp intakes of breath every now again, climbing to the top of the pigeon loft, swinging on the swing, coming across the bavarian castle tree stump and much much more, it's a real gem on our doorstep. More...

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Wonderful day out at the Rococo gardens yesterday . Sun was shining so made the best of it . Snowdrops we're out in full bloom . Took advantage of the free talk at mid day down on the bowling green area about the History of the garden , house & snowdrops . Enjoyed a delicious lunch in the cafe afterwards which is dog friendly . All staff very helpful and friendly . Purchased one or two items from the gift shop and from the nursery a small potted snowdrop plant to take away with me as a keepsake and reminder that Spring is in its way ! Definitely worth a visit if you have a couple of hours to spare . More...

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We visited today with our 4 dogs - what a lovely, friendly & DOG friendly place! The cafe had good coffee and lovely cakes - and the dogs were welcome inside. ......very unusual, and VERY welcome. I wish we lived closer �. More...

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Lovely place to visit, beautiful and peaceful and a lovely cafe for coffee and cake delicious x

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Lovely place for a family day out,we had a very nice walk and great fun,we definitely need to get back ���������

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Gorgeous venue for weddings and also a lovely peaceful and fresh smelling space with beautifully kept grounds.

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Beautiful. Crisp, cold, frosty, biting winds, glorious sunshine; perfect day for our first visit. Love the use of natural materials to produce sculptures and play structures. Snowdrops, the like of which I have never seen - either in quantity or size. Great mix of harmonised nature and fun! More...

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Lovely natural gardens. Quite hilly. Not for rainy day. Take a picnic

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The gardens range from small vegetable plots to wildflower meadows and it's perfectly maintained. The architecture of the buildings are beautifully preserved. It's still a beautiful garden just to have a walk around and it doesn't feel rushed. You can just take your time enjoying the garden. There is also a nice cafe and a public restroom. It's worth a visit! More...

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It's tranquil with a beautifully landscaped garden, to be enjoyed on a hot summer's day. The gardens are easily accessible and have a lovely cafe with some great food. We had an enjoyable time with an Easter trail for the little ones. More...

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Lovely place for a quite and relaxing camping! People who runs it were very nice too! Would love to go back there!

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A hidden gem and much more than just a garden this is a lovely place to visit. Families with children can enjoy the maze and spend some time and energy in the newly developed adventure playground.

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Lovely gardens.a great cafe and plant sales area..good for weddings too...various events on throughout the year

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Fantastic day out for all the family. The gardens are beautiful and the cafe serves an excellent variety of cakes and lunches. It is quite hilly so if you struggle with walking it could prove tough. Definitely worth a visit, we are going back in a month to see the spring flowers. More...

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Lovely snow bells, but maybe a bit early in the year. Still, very relaxing.

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Beautiful and unique place. Well worth a visit. If you want peace avoid weekends.

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A true depiction of an era that must not be forgotten. Rococo had the perfect balance of ornate and wild. Our two children loved the open spaces. We had a peek at the new play area currently under construction and will certainly come back when it is finished. Many secrets are hidden within the gardens to discover, but I won't ruin the surprises. The staff are very happy to answer questions for those garden lovers who want to know more about the history. Rococo was the perfect escape for a day. More...

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I could wax lyrical all afternoon but this place is simple the best of it's kind in the Cotswolds!

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Such a stunning place with something for everyone. Highly recommended.

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